James Street Veterinary Centre Wragby

5.0(1 reviews)

Market Rasen

Closed · today 09:00–12:00

About

James Street Veterinary Centre Wragby is an independent mixed practice near Market Rasen, treating small animals, equines, exotics, and farm livestock. It provides dental care, surgery, laboratory diagnostics, exotic animal consultations, nurse-led clinics, emergency services, and routine vaccinations.

This branch operates as part of the James Street Vets group alongside its Louth site, sharing the same clinical team and independent ownership. The mixed-species caseload across companion, exotic, equine, and farm animals reflects the rural setting, where practices typically need to serve a wider range of species than their urban counterparts.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

Recent reviews

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Kay Davenport
a month ago
James Street Veterinary centre at Wragby has the same high standards as the practice in Louth which we have used previously.The welcome is warm and we were seen promptly Our three cats were given their annual booster and a wormer alongside an examination/health check.The vet was great with the cats and listened to my concerns about them and advised me about how they could be resolved .Another positive is we feel that they in our experience do not overcharge (we don’t have a pet insurance policy)

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Contact & Location

James Street Veterinary Centre, Market Pl, Wragby, Market Rasen LN8 5QU, UK

LN8 5QU

01507 602828

reception@jamesstreetvets.co.uk

www.jamesstreetvets.co.uk/

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