rachel lowe
The reception staff consistently demonstrate exceptional politeness and helpfulness. We recently experienced the difficult process of euthanizing a family pet. The attending veterinarian exhibited remarkable care and compassion, affording us ample time for our farewells. The professional standard of service was outstanding..
Judy Terry
We took a stray Cat into this vet, we were promptly attended to, staff informed us what was happening as the cat was checked for a microchip & checked over by a vet. They quickly set to contacting the owners . Well done to the team for your efforts, you showed care and compassion and put my worries to rest .
Jodie Alder
I joined park house when I moved to Stafford. I asked around about the best vets in Stafford for English bulldogs and chose park house from all of the recommendations, especially because they are open at the weekends, the emergency provisions and the surgery facilities. I don’t drive so I didn’t want to have to travel to stoke if Misty became unwell or injured herself at the weekend. Shortly after joining Misty injured her hind leg and was seen by Luke who is so kind, warm and a true animal lover. He couldn’t have been more helpful and Misty loved him which is quite something when she was in so much pain. soon became clear that Misty would need X-rays and following those, surgery to both repair her cruciate ligament and complete the BOAS surgery. Her care was ftransferred to Nick who is quite simply the best vet Misty has ever seen. His enthusiasm and knowledge are faultless, and he has the ability to explain complex conditions in a simple manner. Most importantly Misty absolutely adore him and he clearly loved her too which significantly reduced my anxiety about the surgeries in particular. I can’t recommend this practice more highly, and Luke and nick in particular (although I’m confident that all of the practitioners would be just as good). By
108 Lichfield Rd, Stafford ST17 4ER, UK
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