Boverton Veterinary Surgery

- Preventive care: vaccinations and booster jabs for cats and dogs, general health checks, weight checks, and support with flea and worming treatment. - Consultations for nervous pets: owners describe a calm atmosphere and patient handling, including one detailed account of a fearful foster dog being gently weighed and examined after staff took time to build trust. - Sensitive and ongoing care: end-of-life support, aftercare, and follow-up.

Boverton Veterinary Surgery in Llantwit Major is a CVS-owned small-animal practice. Reviews most often highlight routine preventive care such as vaccinations, check-ups, and flea and worming support, alongside notably compassionate end-of-life care. Owners also regularly praise the team’s calm handling of nervous pets and clear explanations before treatment goes ahead.

Services

Small-animal services mentioned include

•Preventive care: vaccinations and booster jabs for cats and dogs, general health checks, weight checks, and support with flea and worming treatment.
•Consultations for nervous pets: owners describe a calm atmosphere and patient handling, including one detailed account of a fearful foster dog being gently weighed and examined after staff took time to build trust.
•Sensitive and ongoing care: end-of-life support, aftercare, and follow-up.
•Clear treatment discussions: procedures and likely costs are explained before treatment is carried out.

Pricing

Available published prices indicate the clinic sits above average relative to similar practices. Comments on cost are limited, but one owner said prices had risen “but not too much,” and another praised the team for breaking down costs before any action was taken.

People

•Emma: mentioned by name in recent reviews, with owners praising Emma and her team for their kindness and first-class support, especially during a pet’s final day.
•Mirac (vet): thanked for a quiet, patient approach that helped a very nervous foster dog settle enough to be examined.
•Tracey (veterinary nurse): praised alongside Mirac for caring patience and helping an anxious dog cope with a visit.

Reviews

Google reviews show 4.4 stars from 51 reviews. Recent written feedback is strongly positive, with most comments focusing on the team’s manner, patience, and support at difficult moments.

•Compassion during bereavement is a recurring theme, with owners describing the team as especially kind when pets were lost.
•Handling of anxious animals stands out, including a detailed account of staff helping a fearful rescue dog feel calm enough to enter, be weighed, and be examined.
•Routine visits are described warmly, with praise for booster appointments, vaccinations, check-ups, and a gentle, reassuring approach.
•Communication is another positive theme, with owners highlighting clear explanations, costs discussed in advance, and good aftercare.

Reviews for Boverton Veterinary Surgery

Note: Showing the 10 most recent Google reviews out of 51 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Jess Davies

1 month ago

Calum Young

8 months ago

Mark Sapsford

1 year ago

Emma and her team are fantastic. We lost our much loved Betty yesterday, they couldn’t have been kinder to either Betty or us. All contact that we have ever had with the practice has been first class. Thank you ❤️

Christina Fry

Thank you so much for looking after my beautiful little girl. I will miss her so much. You have all been very kind to me, and Trudy best wishes from Christina Fry Trudys mum Xxxx

Samantha White

2 years ago

Not every clinic will sing to your dog when having a scary booster jab 🥰 super patient and loving duty of care to animals 💕George is thankful 💕

Alison Cartwright

This veterinary practice is brilliant! I have been 100% happy and trust them implicitly to care for my dogs. Today was no exception. I am currently fostering a mixed breed dog, Spotty, from Romanian (Amicili dog rescued). She is naturally a very nervous and anxious little girl. I have had her since 19/11/23 and while she has made a lot of progress, she remains naturally very fearful of unfamiliar people, barking and backing away from them. Spotty needed to be weighed for her flea and worming treatment, and a check over by the vet. I also took my spaniel Nia as company. Spotty didn't hesitate, as I had anticipated, going into the practice and I attribute this to the calm atmosphere of the surgery made by all the staff. I cannot thank the vet Mirac and veterinary nurse Tracey enough for their quiet, caring patience and the time they took to gain Spottys confidence. They were amazing, not just with Spotty but also Nia (whose mission was to snaffle any stray treats!). Mirac was able to examine Spotty. I was overwhelmed as I had anticipated Spottys resistance and the whole experience being stressful for her. I don't know how long Spotty will be with me before she finds her forever home, but if she needs to visit the veterinary practice again, I hope she will remember today's positive experience. Thank you all so very much.

Lynn Wilkinson

3 years ago

Excellent service for my elderly moggy, he needed vaccination and a checkup. Vet and service from reception were 5*. Prices have risen but not to much .