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Dunedin Vets, Tranent

4.5(138 reviews)
Tranent
Closed · today 08:30–18:00Owned by VetPartners
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About

Dunedin Vets in Tranent is the main branch of a four-surgery group serving East Lothian, part of VetPartners. The RCVS-accredited practice treats small animals, exotics, equines, and farm animals. This site houses the group's primary surgical and hospitalisation facilities.

The Tranent surgery has a purpose-built operating theatre, X-ray and diagnostic ultrasound, laboratory services with same-day blood test results, and separate dog and cat wards. It also has on-site car parking. All four branches share linked patient records, and the practice offers acupuncture and homeopathy alongside conventional veterinary treatment.

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  • Julie Grant

    4 months ago

    The vet we seen for routine vaccination was lovely and really great with my nervous pup

  • Nicola Mack

    5 months ago

    Lovely vets. I have used for 30 years and always get the best care for my cats and dogs .

  • Alan Scott

    6 months ago

    Great vet's helpful and knowledgeable staff and my dog is always happy to attend her appointment's

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Contact & Location

16 Haddington Rd, Tranent EH33 1HW, UK

EH33 1HW

01875 613593
contact@dunedinvets.co.uk
www.dunedinvets.co.uk/

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