Dawn Weale
We were referred to Vale by our amazing vet who picked up a heart murmur on our beloved Jack Russell Lloyd. Our Clinician Anna Bebe was so kind and understanding as she could see both myself and my husband were anxious and upset when we arrived, she reassured us, took amazing care of Lloyd and gave us the best prognosis we could of wished for. Thank you Anna and all the team at Vale 🥰
Penny-Jane Bourne
Our British Shorthair, Vince, was referred to Vales after suspected leg perthes leaving him limping and in a lot of pain. Dr Dave had us in for a referral appointment, and was able to operate the same day on our precious boy. Dr Dave was very informative, kind and reassuring and performed an amazing surgery. Vince stayed overnight after his op and was very well cared for. He came home feeling a little sorry for himself, but has gone on to make a fantastic recovery with the neatest scar I’ve ever seen - he’s back to the cheeky monkey cat he was before his illness. The reception staff were polite, welcoming, and always very helpful, both in person and on the phone. We’re really pleased with Vince’s recovery and want to say a huge thank you to all the staff at Vales who have helped our little 2 year old kitty get his mojo back.
Lucia Snudden
Amazing service from Vale Vets. Our young dog (Enfys) was here after ingesting a huge overdose of Metacam whilst been looked after by our dog sitter when we were on holiday in Cyprus. She was her for 7 days as a in patient. Phil from Vale was incredible, he kept us informed and did everything he could for Enfys. We didn’t think she would survive but with the fantastic care from all the team, Enfys is still with us. We just can’t thank the team enough, not just for Enfys’ care but for the care and consideration they gave us too. Thank you to all the team and we would highly recommend.
The Animal Hospital, Stinchcombe, Dursley GL11 6AJ, UK
GL11 6AJ
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