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Provost Vets, Newport

4.8(52 reviews)
Newport-on-Tay
Owned by IVC Evidensia
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About

Provost Vets in Newport-on-Tay is part of the Provost Vet Group, a small-animal and exotics practice with multiple branches across Fife. The practice also handles equine cases and provides emergency cover. It holds ISFM Cat Friendly Clinic accreditation.

The group operates from three locations in Ladybank, Newport-on-Tay, and St Andrews, giving it broad coverage of the Fife region. A Pet Health Club scheme is available with tiered membership plans. The Cat Friendly status reflects specific standards in feline handling and clinic environment.

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  • Audrey Morrison

    7 months ago

    Couldn't be happier with the service vet explained everything and I was relieved too get diagnosed thank you

  • GISELLE Wolfe

    2 years ago

    They are always friendly and welcoming both at reception and the vet. Explain options and costs clearly and go out of their way to accommodate your needs and the text reminders are great ensuring you never miss an appointment or forget to collect medications. Great Team at both the Newport and St Andrews practice.

  • Laiza Lorimer

    2 years ago

    Very friendly and knowledgeable. Feel like there aren’t ever hidden costs. They have your pets best interests at heart, they really care. Would definitely recommend.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Contact & Location

30 High St, Newport-on-Tay DD6 8AD, UK

DD6 8AD

01382 543487
enquiries@provostvets.co.uk
www.provostvet.co.uk/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=attribute

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