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Our aim is to provide a friendly, affordable and professional
service for you and your animals in a caring and supportive
environment.
Our seven vets are involved in treating all species,
however all have areas of special interest and expertise.
Partners Nick Gray and Mark Stott are committed to continuous
improvement in practice facilities and expertise and
all staff attend regular courses and congresses on all
aspects of veterinary medicine and surgery.
Click
here for staff profiles
Services at the clinic
Unlike your local doctor’s surgery we have an array
of on-site diagnostic and treatment tools at our disposal,
making us a one-stop shop for your pet’s medical
care. Services include
- Full ultra-vision x-ray facilities
- Ultrasound scanning for pregnancy and disease diagnosis
- ECG analysis for assessment of cardiac function
- Endoscopy for examination of stomach and intestines
- Blood pressure monitoring for dogs and cats with
kidney or thyroid disease
- High quality microscopy of diagnostic samples
- In-house blood testing for diagnosis and pre-anaesthetic
checks
As you would expect we are always on hand to give expert
medical and surgical treatment for your sick pets, however
one of the most common experiences our clients have
of the surgery is when they bring their pets in for
an annual vaccination.
We believe that a carefully considered
vaccination program to give maximum protection with
minimal side effects is essential. We add value to annual
vaccinations by giving your pet a complementary health
check – extremely valuable in detecting and treating
health concerns early before becoming more complicated
and costly to treat.
Our nurses also run clinics, e.g. dental health, and
behavioural classes and consultations for your puppies
or adult pets. Many clients pop in for flea and worming
treatments when shopping in town or call by with their
dogs for a free weight check or just a chat and a dog
treat!
Click links below for glimpses behind the scenes of
our modern and well-equipped small animal facilities.
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