Estuary Vets

14/10/2026

Meet Toby!!

See how he got on below during his big day today.

02/10/2026

We are delighted to welcome a new full time member to our team, Laura Davies RVN from Monday the 5th of October.

Laura is a Registered Veterinary Nurse who has lived and worked locally for all her life. She qualified in 2024 having trained under the apprenticeship scheme whilst attending Bicton College. She has worked as a Clinical Supervisor and enjoys all aspects of nursing.

Outside of work, Laura loves walking her dog Sully, riding, walking the family miniature Shetland ponies and catching up with friends.

Your new independent Veterinary Practice in Topsham, Devon. Experienced staff. Local vets & nurses. Free parking. Visible prices. Proudly independent.

01/10/2026

Thank you, Ann and Heather, on Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day and every day.

Your warm, attentive welcome strengthens Estuary Vets’ relationships with our patients and clients.

We are Open today of course at Odhams Wharf on the edge of Topsham for you to pop in, please call on 01395 205050 or visit our website at

Trusted, independent vets in Topsham. Estuary Vets offers expert, compassionate care for pets across Exeter, Exmouth and East Devon. Register today.

19/09/2026

🐾☀️ Tomorrow is the Greendale Summer Fete & Dog Show! ☀️🐾

Our team from Estuary Vets will be there with our stand, and we’d love for you to come along and say hi!

Here are a few pictures from when we attended the Topsham Dog Show — lots of lovely dogs and plenty of wagging tails! 🐕❤️

See you tomorrow!!

16/09/2026

🎉 We have some very exciting news! 🎉

We’re absolutely delighted to share that our Practice has been nominated for Practice of the Year, and Rob has been nominated for Vet of the Year! 🐾🏆

Thank you so much to all our lovely clients!!

01/08/2026

🐾 Fun afternoon in Lympstone today! 🐾

We’re supporting the Lympstone Furry Dance Dog Show from 2pm on Cliff Field, with Rob and Paul there from 1pm after the Boney Stone Memorial Football match.

£2 entry per dog, 10 classes, food, drinks, a bouncy castle, fancy dress and the Furry Dance later on — plenty for everyone to enjoy!

It’s set to be sunny and warm, so please keep your dog’s welfare in mind. We’ll have water and shade available. Come along and enjoy a great local day out! ☀️🐶

Join us Saturday, 1st August 2026 for Lympstone’s annual Furry Dance! The exact origins of the dance have been lost in time, however, it is believed that it celebrated the […]

25/07/2026

Regenerative medicine at Estuary Vets!
Platelet-rich plasma. 💉 🐶 🐱

An exciting development for treating arthritis and joint/ligament disease has arrived at Estuary! Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy can now be offered to our patients, paving the way for non-invasive management of chronic inflammatory joint conditions.

PRP works by improving repair pathways and downregulating inflammatory aspects of the immune system in a joint environment.

By sophisticated centrifuging and extraction of the very best components from your pet's own blood, we can deliver focused cells and molecules into a joint to reduce swelling and pain, and increase weight-bearing and joint function over a long period.

While PRP therapy will benefit those for who surgery or certain medications are not always appropriate for disease management, it can also boost the benefits of those already on treatment who need that little bit extra. Having something so versatile to offer in-house will hopefully bring relief to our arthritic pet population.

09/07/2026

Please share!

We have had a female Sphynx cat brought into the practice, found on Topsham Road.

Please contact us if you have any information. Proof of ownership will be required.

24/06/2026

Please be very careful with extreme temperatures this week!

Think very carefully before you take your dog on a walk this week. With a rare red heat warning being issued in parts of the UK, hot pavements and high temperatures can quickly put dogs at risk 💔

Please share this post to reach more dog owners.

Hold the back of your hand to the ground for several seconds. If it's too hot for you, it's too hot for your dog's paws.

Walk dogs during the coolest times of the day, such as early morning or late evening. On exceptionally hot days, it may be best to avoid walks altogether and instead focus on enrichment activities and keeping your dog cool and comfortable at home.

More tips: https://bit.ly/4jKtQnW

[Image description: This infographic highlights some of the warm weather advice that is listed on our website and in the caption of this post.]

22/06/2026

We don’t always wear green scrubs! 💚

This weekend, we had the pleasure of celebrating our lovely Rachel get married!

A huge congratulations to Chris and Rachel ❤️