Why Us?
The Bath Veterinary Centre has been providing quality, progressive veterinary medicine to the residents of Bath since 1987.
Convenience
Our surgery in Julian Road is located just minutes from Bath City Centre
Service
Personal, affordable and considerate care for your pets. A wide range of services available from friendly helpful staff.
Experience
Our highly qualified staff are able to offer the very best advice and treatment for your pet
About Our Practice
Bath Veterinary Centre was started by Dr Roger Harrison in 1987 and has been a centre of quality veterinary care in Bath ever since.
Opening Times
Monday to Friday 9:00am - 6:00pm
Saturday 10:30 - 12:00 noon
Out of hours emergeny contact number - 01225 832 521
Surgery Times
By appointment only. Please phone 01225 313995 for an appointment
Staff
Dr Roger Harrison
B. Vet.Med., M.R.C.V.S.
With over 50 years experience with small animals. Roger started Bath Veterinary
Centre in 1987 to provide quality
veterinary care to Bath.
Dr Lesley de Rosario
MVDr MRCVS
Lesley joined the team in 2022
Sarah Blackbourn
RVN
Head nurse / receptionist.
Sarah has been with the practice since 1992.
Luke Tanner
ReceptionLuke joined the team in 2023
Joy Deacon
RVNNurse Receptionist
Joy joined the practice in 1995
David Seymour
Receptionist.
David started in 2022
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are a number of the most commonly asked questions. But please get in touch if you need any futher information about the practice.
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Do I need to register as a new client?
Yes. Please get in touch with the surgery staff to see if we have available space for new clients and to arrange a time to register your pet.
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Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Since 2020 we have worked on an appointment only basic. Please call 01225 313995 to book a suitable timeslot.
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Can I feed my pet before surgery?
Your pet can eat the night before the operation, but should only consume water on the morning of the opertation.
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When will I be able to collect my pet after surgery?
We will contact you by phone when your pet is ready to collect.
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Should I spay or neuter my pet?
We recommend spaying bitches for health reasons at 6 months old for smaller breeds and 12-18 months for larger dogs. There are very few medical reasons to neuter male dogs, but there can be behavioural benefits.
Steph D.
★★★★★
We have been with Mr Harrison and his Team for years. They are wonderful and I completely trust him with all our pets lives over the years.Kind, truthful and empathetic.
Ian W.
★★★★★
Roger and his team here are top notch, they actually care about the animals rather than the money!
Becky W.
★★★★★
Such a brilliant vet. Everyone is always so friendly, and it's such a personal service. Roger is excellent - he has a wonderfully calm manner, and I appreciate his pragmatic approach. I never feel like we are being 'fleeced' here - always open and transparent. We are moving overseas, and ended up with an unplanned vet trip last minute... pet owners of Bath, look no further!
Vicky B.
★★★★★
Amazing vets, genuinely kind and caring, listens to you, very soft gentle and reassuring manner both to the animals and worried owners, my nervous barky rescue dog gets treated just the same as my soft gentle cat, very highly recommended :)
Janet J.
★★★★★
I couldn't recommend the team more highly. They offer exceptional care and are remarkably good value. Wonderful still to have an independent vet practice in Bath!
Contact
Please note that we are now seeing clients by appointments only.
See our contact information below: