Tony Mccourt
3 months ago
We had an emergency with our Frenchie while visiting our daughter. He ate a spring he found and vets for pets were brilliant finding the spring stuck behind his back teeth.
Recent reviews
via GoogleElizabeth Gibson
5 months agoAdam is lovely with my big grumpy cat. I try to keep to the same vet to make the visit easier on my boy who was a stray for 7 years. Having a family, food and medical care is lot to get use too.
Joañne Hodgson
7 months agoMy cat Rocky had been missing from Seaham, County Durham for over 2 weeks. The family that found him took him here to get him scanned for microchip. They telephoned me while I was at work to say they had him. I couldn't get there for him for about 5 hours with me being at work. They kept him there for me and fed and looked after him. They were absolutely brilliant. Cannot praise them enough!
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Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Free parking on site
Paid parking on site
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66 Blue House Ln, Washington NE37 2TA, UK
NE37 2TA
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