Kerri Smith
Attended due to my puppy limping and yelping after playing. Was reassured the moment I entered the building with the lady on the front desk aswell as the nurse who checked him over. Had my daughter with me who they reassured and gave her some colouring while we waited. Thankfully his leg was fine.
Jane Headford
Of course I was grateful that Vets Now were there to see my dog when I was worried sick about him, but the price charged seems unreasonable. The reception was warm and welcoming, but the vet who saw us was not very engaging. He didn’t even take my dog’s temperature. Gave him an injection. I don’t think he gave us even 2 minutes of his time. In and out so quickly and it cost £377. I still had to take my dog back to my normal vet in the morning and she prescribed antibiotics and painkillers for a possible virus/infection. That was another expense. Some might say I needn’t have seen an emergency vet, but when your dog is all you’ve got, then it’s really hard. PS Dog doing well and now fully recovered.
Peter Winder
Our poor Lola had another Pancreatitis flare up on a Sunday. We called for an emergency appointment at Manningtree and were seen immediately. We love the fact that the vets listen to your own assessment on whats needed and factor that in to treatment options Excellent and empathetic vets if you need emergency treatment. Lola is almost back to normal now
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