Reed Veterinary Surgery
(Behind the Silver Ball Cafe) Reed, London Road A10, Royston SG8 8BD
Opening Hours:
Mon: 8:30 – 18:30
Tues: 8:30 – 18:30
Wed: 8:30 – 18:30
Thurs: 8:30 – 18:30
Fri: 8:30 – 18:30
Sat: 9:30 – 12:30
Sun: Closed
Out of Hours Care
When our practice is closed, we want to ensure your pet still receives the care they need.
Remember, if you’re part of our Kin Care Club, you can speak to a vet anytime, day or night via VidiVet, our trusted telehealth partner. Just click here to download the app and sign up using the same email you used for your Kin Care Club membership.
Swayne & Partners – Bury St Edmunds
Our sister practice, Swayne & Partners – Bury St Edmunds, is fully equipped and open 24 hours a day.
Emergency consultation fee: £220
Our Complete Peace of Mind Kin Care Club members receive all consultations as part of their plan.
Join our Pet Healthcare Plan, the Kin Care Club.
Our comprehensive pet healthcare plan is designed to help you give your cat or dog the best care, while keeping your budget in mind.
Whether you’re looking for essential coverage or complete peace of mind, the Kin Care Club offers two flexible plans tailored to your needs and your pet’s wellbeing.
Our Prices
Prices for Dogs
£51
Everyday Care Members Price
£51
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£40.50
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£40.50
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£28.26
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
From £25.99
Everyday Care Members Price
From £25.99
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
Prices for Cats
£51
Everyday Care Members Price
£51
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£40.50
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£40.50
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
£28.26
Everyday Care Members Price
Free
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
From £25.99
Everyday Care Members Price
From £25.99
Complete Peace of Mind Members Price
Free
Services
Welcome to Reed Veterinary Surgery
Personalised and compassionate care for your pets is at the heart of everything we do. Housed in a thoughtfully repurposed former garage, our surgery boasts modern facilities, including three consultation rooms, two operating theatres, and a dedicated X-ray suite, all designed to provide comprehensive care in comfort. With separate cat and dog kennels and a spacious waiting area, we prioritise your pet’s wellbeing and ease during every visit.
Reed Veterinary Surgery uses Bury St Edmunds for out-of-hours support, ensuring your pet receives expert care whenever it’s needed, as part of the wider Kin Vet Community.
Meet Our Team
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