jim reilly
2 months ago
professional friendly attitude from all staff ,everything i needed to know was explained clearly. I would recommend this vetenary surgery.
Recent reviews
via GoogleD C
2 months agoAVOID. They do not prioritise your pets best interests Kitten had Dental issues - they recommended castration and extensive blood tests rather than addressing the actual issue. Luckily got a second opinion and the dental Issue has now been dealt with. The other vet was also able to do the same tests by taking blood from the animal conscious and get us results on the same day. Saving us ALOT of money and quickly reducing the pain my pet was in Unsurprisingly we’ve now registered our pets elsewhere and they are changing me £60 for cancelling my pet plan
Leah O'Neill
4 months agoIf you have a cat or a small dog, they're your Vets, otherwise avoid!! Constantly given conflicting information on procedures and on numerous occasions made to feel like we were a problem. On top of that when I asked for information on the side effects of a medication I was told to Google it! Many people that have large dogs avoid S&N because they just don't know how to handle them, which is an incredible shame. I would like to point out there are a couple of LOVELY veterinary nurses that we came across that were incredibly friendly and tried to help where they could however all their hard work was squashed by the constant change of information.
Accessibility & parking
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Paid parking on site
Contact & Location
23 Wellington St, Thame OX9 3BW, UK
OX9 3BW
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