CHESHIRE PET MEDICAL CENTRE
3 out of 5 based on 2 review(s)
- 3 MANOR LANE, HOLMES CHAPEL
CW4 8AB CREWE, CHESHIRE
Phone: 01477 544554
Fax: 01477 544660
E-mail: Send messagewww.cheshirepet.co.uk
Short profile:
Our team of nurses run regular clinics covering a broad range of topics such as dental hygiene, nutrition, weight management and senior health. Every month we have a “puppy party” for recently registered puppies, run by Jane and Jeremy Frith (a local animal behaviourist and friend of the practice), and we offer free kitten clinics. Please ask at reception to book a place or to find out more.
So whether you are an old friend, or a new client, a horse or a gerbil, in sickness or in health, Cheshire Pet is always here for you.
We look forward to seeing you in one of our branches soon.
Detailed description:
Our aim at The Cheshire Pet Medical Centre Ltd is to provide a very personal and caring environment where your pet will receive the highest quality veterinary care available.
We are very happy to assist, not only our Sandbach clients, but also our fellow vets with referral services in the above specialist areas.
In addition to the usual theatres and consultation rooms at both Holmes Chapel and Sandbach, we also offer a range of more specialist services and dedicated facilities at our Holmes Chapel clinic. We are very happy to assist, not only our Sandbach clients, but also our fellow vets with referral services in the following specialist areas:
Hydrotherapy and Physiotherapy, Acupuncture, Keyhole surgery (laparoscopy), Exotic medicine.
Reviews
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emmacatmummyabsolutely no complaints!!! very very caring toward both pets and owners. its the only vets that i have felt comfortable taking my cats too and leaving them there for any treatment they required. I can't praise them enough. Yes it is a business and the aim of a business is to make money but the welfare and health of the animals come first.
25/03/2012 19:33:58vet surgery cheshire caringDissapointed
BlueVery dissapointed with this surgery,the lack of care taken with my pet was terrible and it felt like a buisness transaction rather than getting my pet well! I am insured so the vet Edward Davies seemed to take great delight in shoving everything he could think off through the insurence unnecessarily! I have now moved surgey to a kind caring practice interested in Welfare!
01/09/2010 22:05:19Comments:
- Pink: Agree with you. We just brought our big dog home after paying over £400 for laporoscopic spaying so that she would have "minimal invasive surgery" but she has a hue vertical cut from her belly downwards which is far from being minimal. So upset and disappointed. We had taken her there because they were supposed to do less invasive surgery and of course we didn't see what was done till we got her home and she was lying down :((((
- Pink: huge vertical cut (typo)
- Pink: My comment is for Cheshire Pets Manor Lane Holmes Chapel may not be the same branch as this one. The staff were kind but the operation was not carried out as expected as a large cut has been made not inobtrusive surgery :((((((((
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