We are constantly investing in new equipment, to help provide the most up to date treatment and diagnostic options for your pet. We employ qualified veterinary nurses who are registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. We are also a certificated veterinary nurse training practice. We have a team of four friendly vets, with a wealth of experience.
Our vets are required to undertake further study each year to continually improve and update their skills. We employ and value our qualified veterinary nurses who are registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Their experience allows us to train the veterinary nurses of the future as a certificated veterinary nurse training practice and offer the best possible care for your pet.
Our vets are required to undertake further study each year to continually improve and update their skills. We employ and value our qualified veterinary nurses who are registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Their experience allows us to train the veterinary nurses of the future as a certificated veterinary nurse training practice and offer the best possible care for your pet.
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Our Team
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We have a team of four friendly vets, all of whom have a wealth of experience. Our vets are required to undertake further study each year to continually improve and update their skills. Rebecka qualified from Cambridge University, where she had studied as a mature student, in 2004.
She has worked in a number of different practices in Derbyshire and spent five years working at the PDSA hospital in Nottingham, which provided her with a wealth of experience with difficult cases.It was whilst working for the PDSA that she met Claire who shares her ethos for wanting to provide top quality veterinary care in a personal and friendly manner sparking a desire for the pair to set up their own practice.
She has worked in a number of different practices in Derbyshire and spent five years working at the PDSA hospital in Nottingham, which provided her with a wealth of experience with difficult cases.It was whilst working for the PDSA that she met Claire who shares her ethos for wanting to provide top quality veterinary care in a personal and friendly manner sparking a desire for the pair to set up their own practice.
Pet health plan
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Join today and save between 20-30% on essential health services for your pet. Including worming and flea treatments, vaccinations and annual health checks, these plans spread the cost of your routine care. You get peace of mind knowing you are proactively monitoring your pet's health, whilst getting the best value in pet care.
Keyhole speying
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Just as keyhole surgery has advantages in humans, the same opportunity now exists for our pets. Keyhole surgery is minimally invasive surgery involving passing a camera and specialised instruments through tiny incisions in the body wall. Due to the positioning of the instruments, a large clip area is required on both sides of the abdomen to ensure the area is aseptic.
Pet insurance
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We strongly recommend that you consider pet insurance for your pet, the cost of veterinary care can be more than most pet owners realise especially when specialist techniques or equipment are necessary and, with no NHS for pets, pet insurance is the best way to help you cover the treatment costs. Due to insurance regulation we are not allowed to recommend who you choose as your Pet Insurance provider.
Emergencies
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If you have an emergency during our normal working hours please phone the practice on 01629 55666 to let us know what has happened. We can give advice and arrange to get emergency treatment started as soon as possible if we know to expect you and what has happed to your pet.
If the telephone is engaged but you feel your pet needs to be seen as soon as possible start heading to the practice but get a companion or someone at home to keep trying our number to let us know you are on your way down to us.If you have an emergency outside of our normal opening hours, telephone the surgery on our normal number, 01629 55666, where you will receive instructions on how to contact one of our vets.
If the telephone is engaged but you feel your pet needs to be seen as soon as possible start heading to the practice but get a companion or someone at home to keep trying our number to let us know you are on your way down to us.If you have an emergency outside of our normal opening hours, telephone the surgery on our normal number, 01629 55666, where you will receive instructions on how to contact one of our vets.
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