Everyday veterinary care concept
A welcoming first conversation about your companion, their routine and the care they may need.
Pet care
Appointment advice depends on your animal and the concern you describe.
Discuss preventive care and questions about your companion's daily life.
Explain the changes you have noticed and arrange an appropriate assessment.
Review a current plan and discuss follow-up questions.
Getting to know your pet
The small things you notice are useful: a change in appetite, a different walk or a quieter afternoon. We listen to that history and explain the examination and any recommended next steps. You have room to ask about the options.
Yes. Call with your pet's previous records, or have your old vet email them, and we will book a first exam.
Our phone message gives the number of the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital. We follow up with them the next morning.
Yes: rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets. For birds and reptiles, we will point you to a specialist nearby.
For larger bills we can split payments over a few months. Ask at the desk before treatment and we will set it up.
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