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New to Wellness Vet
Wellness Vet provides independent, non‑urgent veterinary care by appointment. If your dog needs urgent or out‑of‑hours attention, please contact your primary veterinary practice or designated emergency provider immediately. Emergency arrangements are set out clearly on the Emergency and out‑of‑hours care page.
Wellness Vet provides care exclusively for dogs. This focus allows appointments to remain calm, unhurried, and shaped specifically around canine wellbeing in the home environment.
Yes. Dogs must remain registered with a bricks‑and‑mortar veterinary practice. This ensures continuity of care and clear access to emergency services, diagnostics, and facilities where needed.
Home visits are offered within a defined local travel area around Bath. Availability and travel fees are confirmed in advance, so expectations remain clear.
Online consultations are offered where appropriate as part of ongoing care, follow‑up, or review. These appointments take place securely by video or telephone and are arranged to complement, not replace, in‑person care.
Yes. Wellness Vet is happy to see more than one dog in the same household. Each dog is assessed and cared for individually, with clinical time allocated per dog and travel charged per household.
Registered with Wellness Vet
Follow‑up is shaped individually. Where helpful, brief notes or guidance may be shared. If further input is needed, additional clinical care time can be arranged in simple, pre‑paid blocks.
Prescriptions are provided where clinically appropriate and issued to your nominated pharmacy. Annual vaccination prescriptions are included in the Wellness Assessment price when vaccination is planned and administered during a scheduled follow‑up visit. Other written prescription fees are capped in line with CMA requirements.
In some circumstances, yes. For registered clients, prescribed treatments may be administered at home where medically suitable and supported by clear written instructions. Medication must be supplied correctly, in date, sealed, labelled, and stored appropriately.
Follow the dispensing label. Keep medicines sealed, labelled, and stored as advised, including refrigeration where required. Medication should be available at the visit for checking before administration.
A fee may apply where diagnostic results are reviewed and interpreted, covering professional review, discussion, and communication. Where diagnostics are arranged directly, testing and reporting time is charged accordingly, with estimates agreed in advance.
Yes. Itemised invoices are provided and insurance claims can be supported where appropriate. An administration fee may apply.
If you’re unsure whether Wellness Vet is the right fit, questions are always welcome before care begins.
A veterinary experience designed around your dog
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