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Moray Coast Veterinary Group

4.6(58 reviews)
Lossiemouth
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About

Moray Coast Veterinary Group's Lossiemouth branch forms part of an RCVS-accredited independent multi-disciplinary practice headquartered in Forres. The group provides veterinary care for small animals, farm livestock, equines and exotic species, with emergency services.

Employee-owned and established over 35 years ago, the practice holds RCVS Tier 2 accreditation and employs 19 vets with varying specialisations across four sites. The group covers a large geographical area across the Scottish Highlands, with equine care recognised as a particular strength.

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  • Fiona Mckissock

    a year ago

    Everyone there is absolutely incredible, from reception to domestic staff to vet nurses and vets. I trust them fully with the care of my dogs.

  • Charlotte Yelland

    a year ago

    We are here on holiday, my Jack Russell's eyes became really sore. I called Moray coast and they were able to see her the same day. Really friendly and helpful staff. Same day appointment, couldn't ask for more. Thank you so much.

  • Deborah Taylor

    a year ago

    Brilliant! Very friendly and welcoming staff. It is so easy to get to, especially with an anxious elderly pooch.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Contact & Location

68 Queen St, Lossiemouth IV31 6PT, UK

IV31 6PT

01343 815335
info@moraycoastvetgroup.co.uk
www.moraycoastvetgroup.co.uk/

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