Debbie Dyer
All the staff are kind including the vets & my pet was treated well but the prices for medication from their in-house pharmacy are now seriously over the top. 28 tablets & small bottle ear drops £204. What’s more the cost was £64 more than the vet had said it would be during the consult - so an expensive surprise when I got to reception.
James Richards
Disgusting excuse of a vets. The vet barely looked at his paw when my dog was there, and didn't take his temp or any other standard checks when there is a high possibility of infection. Even worse when I contested the £75 consultation fee and I was refused to his medication £220 (5 times the price online) unless I also paid the £75 totalling £295 so I could either leave my dog suffering and wait for the consultant to call me later to justify this inadequate consultation or pay the awful vets (obviously I paid) every other vets I spoke to was so much more helpful
Catherine Marshall-Lee
Lovely caring, patient vets. We have a rescue who can be reactive when under stress and she knew on our 1st appointment knew what to do to relax her (without sedation) to allow them to cut her claws. Something other vets haven't managed.
61 Molesworth Rd, Stoke, Plymouth PL1 5PF, UK
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