New puppy or kitten?

Getting a new pet can be an exciting time but it can also be very overwhelming.  Why not book an appointment and come and see one of our primary clinic vets who can make sure your new family member is fit and well and give you lots of help and advice about how to go about looking after your new arrival? 

All our primary clinic vets have at least ten years experience in veterinary practice and have a love for both dogs and cats.  We offer fifteen minute appointments which allow plenty of time to answer any of your questions, weigh and examine your new puppy or kitten.  We can advise on vaccinations, worming, flea treatment and dietary requirements, as well as microchipping and travelling abroad with your pet.  We can give helpful tips on training and have a general discussion about pet health insurance.  We know there can be a lot of information to take in, so we will write all the details down in a personalised puppy or kitten pack, so you don’t need to try to remember everything. We are also available to contact by telephone should you have any queries. 

When your pet is six months old we offer a free check up during which we will weigh and examine your pet as well as answering any questions you may have about exercise, diet, neutering, or any other topics that may be of concern to you.

We can also offer a behind the scenes tour of our state-of-the-art facilities where you can meet some of our dedicated staff, so you can be confident that we will take good care of your pet should he or she require treatment with us.  We have a vet on the wards looking after our in-patients throughout the night, 365 days of the year including public holidays and weekends, so in the case of an emergency you can contact us and come directly to the clinic rather than worry about travelling somewhere new.  Visit our webpage about in-patient care for more information.

Why not come and see us when your new pet’s first or second vaccination is due?  We can vaccinate puppies from 8 weeks of age and kittens from 9 weeks.  For more information feel free to contact us by telephone.  Our website also provides a wealth of information about vaccination, worming, looking after your puppy or kitten and much more!

New baby rabbit?

We know just how important it is to make sure your new rabbit gets the right start in life.  The correct diet and husbandry is critical to the well being of your pet, so why not come and see one of our primary clinic vets who can make sure your new family member is fit and well and give you lots of help and advice about how to go about looking after your rabbit? 

All our primary vets have at least ten years experience in veterinary practice and all have an interest in rabbit health and welfare.

We offer fifteen minute appointments which allows plenty of time to answer any of your questions as well as weighing and examining your new rabbit.  We can advise on vaccinations, diet and exercise and other aspects of rabbit care. 

When your rabbit is six months old we offer a free check up.  We will weigh and examine him or her, as well as answering any questions you may have about diet, exercise, neutering etc.

Why not come and see us when your rabbit's first vaccination is due?  We can vaccinate rabbits from 6 weeks of age.  For more information feel free to contact us by telephone or have a look at our wealth of information on rabbit care and health issues on the website.