I took a small, dying feral cat in to Bilton vets in the middle of the afternoon. It was found in my neighbour's garden. It wasn't my cat and my neighbour was just going to leave it. Out of compassion i took it in. The vet spent several minutes giving me a speech about how I had taken ownership of the cat. It was an upsetting experience, im a perceptive person and it seemed obvious to me, particularly in hindsight, that she did it to justify charging me 150 pounds to euthanise the cat. I didn't protest, i just paid it, the sum of money was eclipsed by the sadness of putting down this lovely creature. - I later found out that vets are duty bound to euthanise an animal dying or in distress, free of charge, especially when you don't own it. The ownership speech was entirely to justify getting some money out of me for the inevitability that lay ahead. I'm not saying they're a good or bad vet, I'm not saying they couldn't have found ways to charge me more. I'm just sharing my experience. I appreciate that the drugs, admin and disposal have costs. but I object to anyone adding profitable mark-ups in a situation like this. I've since been advised by another vet that it's extremely likely that this was the case. I don't regret going there because the cat was in severe distress. But the charge, I feel, was an unnecessary insult. Read Less

I couldn’t recommend Bilton Vets any higher - after looking after our pets for a long time, they have very recently saved the life of my elderly little dog after she was hit by a car. Gosia showed professionalism, care and understanding throughout a touch and go time, and my Pip thankfully lives to tell the tale! My advice is look no further - they will look after you and your loved ones. Read Less

Everyone at Bilton vets from the reception staff to the vets and nurses are just so good at what they do. Their kindness and support thru those hard times when your pet is ill is faultless. Can't recommend them highly enough. Easy 5 stars! Read Less