If your pet has eaten or has come in to contact with anything potentially harmful to them, before bringing them to the vets you can now call the Animal Poison Line on 01202 509000 for advice.
There is a charge of £20 for the call and is a 24 hour service.
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ClaireCan’t put into words just how passionate everyone is about what they do.
Great practice – Knowledgeable, caring and friendly.. would recommend to anyone.
From an out of hours case on a busy evening our Socks was rushed in, given lifesaving surgery and wouldn’t be here now if they hadn’t gone the extra mile!
Not once , but a number of times!! We were never rushed. They spoke honestly openly and compassionately keeping us updated every step of the way.
And let’s not forget the nurses and reception staff who support and compliment the whole team.
Lovely Derek donates blood
This is one of our Vet’s dog’s Derek who has been a blood donor for the fourth time!
Seasonal spring advice
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Alabama Rot Advice
What exactly is Alabama Rot and should dog owners be concerned?
