Sally Humphreys
Had to make decision to take local feral cat who had a serious wound to his leg and could hardly stand to the vet. Apparently the wound had maggots embedded into it. I asked the vet to put him to sleep. Their kindness and compassion was amazing. I stayed with him while he slipped away. I'm glad I made the decision so he didn't suffer somewhere alone. Thank you Severnside vets.
Tracey Gardiner
Needed to take my elderly dog into the vets two weeks ago as he was having breathing problems. We didn't have an appointment but entered the waiting room first thing. Without hesitation the receptionist organised for us to see Jake. Sadly we needed to say our last goodbye to Ben. During this very difficult time myself and my family felt like the only important customer there that day, we had as much time as we needed with Ben, nothing was too much for the staff there. Thank you
Justine Smith
They have cared for our dogs for over 16 years giving us and them the best of care and advice and when the time came to say good bye to our beautiful Misty fur baby, Charlotte could not have done more for her and us to make it bearable. The arrangements after were compassionate and caring too. Cannot fault any vet, nurse or receptionist here and would recommend them highly.
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