Following the Prime Minister’s #StayHomeSaveLives address on 23 March, we are now only able to provide emergency and urgent care only for our small animal patients.
Any routine procedures such as vaccinations and neutering are therefore currently being postponed. We would advise that any puppies or kittens that have not been vaccinated are kept inside to minimise risks.
Over the next three weeks the practice will be operating at lower staffing levels than usual and reducing face to face contact as much as possible.
Please do not come to the practice without ringing first.
What about repeat prescriptions?
If your pet requires more medication, please phone us to order, allowing the usual 48 hours notice. We will then phone you when your medication is ready and ask for payment over the phone. We will arrange a convenient time for you to collect. When you are at the practice please phone us and a member of staff will bring the medication out.
What if I am self-isolating and my pet needs to see a vet?
We understand that these are challenging times. Please ring us first to discuss your situation with one of the vets. In some cases, we may be able to assist remotely and post medication. If we decide that the animal needs to be seen as an urgent or emergency case then we will ask if there is another person who could bring the pet to us.
Please help us keep our staff healthy at this difficult time and help us limit the spread of Coronavirus in our community.
We will keep this page updated in line with the government guidelines and guidance from the RCVS.
If you have any questions then call the practice on 01691 830235.
Any routine procedures such as vaccinations and neutering are therefore currently being postponed. We would advise that any puppies or kittens that have not been vaccinated are kept inside to minimise risks.
Over the next three weeks the practice will be operating at lower staffing levels than usual and reducing face to face contact as much as possible.
Please do not come to the practice without ringing first.
What about repeat prescriptions?
If your pet requires more medication, please phone us to order, allowing the usual 48 hours notice. We will then phone you when your medication is ready and ask for payment over the phone. We will arrange a convenient time for you to collect. When you are at the practice please phone us and a member of staff will bring the medication out.
What if I am self-isolating and my pet needs to see a vet?
We understand that these are challenging times. Please ring us first to discuss your situation with one of the vets. In some cases, we may be able to assist remotely and post medication. If we decide that the animal needs to be seen as an urgent or emergency case then we will ask if there is another person who could bring the pet to us.
Please help us keep our staff healthy at this difficult time and help us limit the spread of Coronavirus in our community.
We will keep this page updated in line with the government guidelines and guidance from the RCVS.
If you have any questions then call the practice on 01691 830235.