Milestone Veterinary Centre

Milestone Veterinary Centre Milestone Veterinary Centre is a well regarded and established veterinary practice with surgeries in Kingsteignton and Kenton.
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Milestone Vets is a well established and well regarded small animal vet practice offering a complete service for domestic pets. We aim to provide a friendly personal service, building lasting vet-pet-client relations. Our aim is to work in partnership with you, the client, to achieve the high quality of care you would expect for your pet, treating and caring for them as if they were our own. We pr

ide ourselves on being an approachable practice, always happy to speak to you to discuss your pet’s needs.

03/09/2026

We have had a young, female, cream-coloured ferret handed in to us as a stray. She was found in Spencer Road, Newton Abbot. She is friendly and seems in good health. If you think this is your ferret, please contact the practice on 01626 331977.

01/09/2026

🐾🐾 Can you help us find the owners….🐾🐾


We have a black, entire male cat but sadly not microchipped! He was found on Hickmore Drive, Newton Abbot. He’s a very friendly and we estimate an age of 6-8 years.

Do you know the owners, if so please call reception on 01626 331977.

Many thanks for your help!

28/08/2026

We have had an entire, male, tortoiseshell & white cat handed in (yes, we have confirmed he is definitely a he!). Found in a back garden in Chelston Road, Newton Abbot. Sadly, no microchip. If you think this could be your cat, please call the practice on 01626 331977.

🐾🐾 Bank Holiday Monday 🐾🐾Just a reminder, both practices will be closed on Monday 31st August 2026.However, if you need ...
28/08/2026

🐾🐾 Bank Holiday Monday 🐾🐾

Just a reminder, both practices will be closed on Monday 31st August 2026.

However, if you need urgent assistance please do call 01636 331977 and note the on call vet telephone number for further advice.

Normal business hours resume on Tuesday.

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Best wishes from the team at Milestone !!

20/08/2026

We have had a stray cat handed in. Sadly she is not microchipped. She is a young female, black with a white flash on her chest and tummy, friendly and found in Chudleigh. If you think this could be your cat, please contact the practice on 01626 331977.

Well that’s one way to keep cool! To beat the heat, this clever owner popped a cool box in the fridge before bringing th...
03/08/2026

Well that’s one way to keep cool! To beat the heat, this clever owner popped a cool box in the fridge before bringing these gorgeous pups in for their first vaccinations. This kept them cool while travelling, which is so important for such little puppies. Feel free to share your ideas to help our pets stay comfortable in the heat.

This gorgeous bundle of fluff is Elsa and she is here to announce that it is officially grass seed season!Grass seeds ar...
31/07/2026

This gorgeous bundle of fluff is Elsa and she is here to announce that it is officially grass seed season!

Grass seeds are incredibly frustrating as they can easily get in ears, eyes or stuck in paws. This causes a lot of discomfort for your pet and, in Elsa's case, some extremely sore ears!

Elsa's owners noticed she was shaking her head and very obviously distressed. Noting that she had been lying on grass that had been recently cut, her owners were (rightly) very suspicious that a grass seed may have wormed its way into her ear.

Our fabulous duty vet Emma managed to just about see the grass seed in Elsa's ear but, unfortunately, Elsa was just too sore to let her get it out.

After a bit of sedation, Elsa was much more relaxed and Emma managed to remove the pesky seed.

This little sweetheart enjoyed some cuddles with our nurse, Hilary. Waking up nicely and soon ready to go home.

If your pet is shaking their head, has a new swelling on their paw or even a sore eye, this could well be a sneaky grass seed. If you are ever concerned, please call us and we will be happy to advise.

Thank you to the lovely Elsa and her owners for permission to post.

Please join us (again!) in congratulating Alisha, who has just passed her final nursing exams and is officially a qualif...
30/07/2026

Please join us (again!) in congratulating Alisha, who has just passed her final nursing exams and is officially a qualified veterinary nurse.

Student Veterinary Nurses have two routes they can take to qualify. One is the university route, in which you study at uni and then are sent on placements to see practice. The other is the college route, in which you go to college one day a week and then work in practice for the rest.

The majority of our students take the college route. They study for 3 years, completing exams and assignments as they go. They also have a thorough nursing log to complete along the way, to demonstrate their competence. All whilst working (often full time). They are supported by a clinical coach (in our practice this is one of our registered nurses).

At the very end of all of this, they then have a professional discussion to pass and then they can (finally!) take their OSCE's (the final practical exam).

Alisha has absolutely smashed this last exam and we are very proud of her and her clinical coach Alex, who has supported her all the way.

She will soon be added to the register of veterinary nurses in the UK and will be able to use the post-nominals RVN.

Well done Alisha, we knew you could do it and cannot wait to see you in your greens!

29/07/2026

We have had a tortoise handed in to us, found near Cricket Field car park in Newton Abbot. It is microchipped but unfortunately the chip isn’t registered. If you think this is your tortoise, please call us on 01626 331977.

Puppies! We were lucky enough to see this gorgeous litter of Cocker Spaniel puppies for their first vaccinations and (mo...
27/07/2026

Puppies! We were lucky enough to see this gorgeous litter of Cocker Spaniel puppies for their first vaccinations and (most importantly) cuddles with Emma the vet and some of our nurses. Who could possibly resist a puppy cuddle? Not us!

Address

Swift Industrial Estate
Kingsteignton
TQ123SH

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 8pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

Telephone

+441626331977

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