About us
The practicePeople who like animals, looking after yours
Most of our days are vaccinations, itchy skin, sore ears, teeth that need doing and old friends who need watching. We do the routine work carefully and the difficult work honestly.
You know your animal better than we do. What they are like at home is half the diagnosis, so tell us everything, even the parts that seem silly.
Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / PexelsBefore you come in
Bring the vaccination book and any medicine they are on, and think about when the problem started and what has changed since. If they have been off their food or drinking more than usual, say so — small things like that are often the useful ones.
Cats travel better in a carrier with something from home in it. Dogs are welcome to wait outside with you if the waiting room is too much for them.
The practice
The consulting rooms, the theatre, and the people who will look after them.
Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels
Photo: DCC Pets / Pexels
Photo: Tahir Xəlfəquliyev / Pexels
Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / PexelsA visit to us
From the waiting room to going home.
- Step 1
Book or call
Tell us what is wrong, and we tell you how soon to come.
- Step 2
The examination
A careful look, with you there, explained as we go.
- Step 3
Your options
What we recommend, what it costs, and the alternatives.
- Step 4
Going home
Medicines explained, and a call if you are worried later.