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Ballinger Equine in Hitchin, Hertfordshire provides mobile veterinary services for equines.
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de Boer & Taylor Equine Vets
Dorchesterde Boer & Taylor Equine Vets is a specialist equine veterinary practice in Dorset. The practice provides 24-hour emergency services seven days a week.
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Vets Now - Lincoln
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Crowshall Veterinary Services
AttleboroughCrowshall Veterinary Services is a veterinary practice providing care for cats and dogs with 24-hour service available seven days a week.
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Lambourn Equine Vets
LambournLambourn Equine Vets in Lambourn, Berkshire, provides 24-hour mobile and out-of-hours services for equines, with a contact number of 01488 73755.
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PDSA Pet Hospital - Gillingham
GillinghamPDSA Pet Hospital Gillingham is a charity that helps pets in need by providing free and low cost veterinary treatments and medications for eligible pet owners.
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Vets for Pets - Romford
RomfordVets for Pets is a veterinary surgery inside Pets at Home in Romford, Essex, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The practice treats cats, dogs, and rabbits.
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Mead Veterinary Centre
DartfordMead Veterinary Centre in Dartford, Kent offers services for cats, dogs, and small mammals, providing facilities like client car park, disabled access, weekend and out-of-hours service, as well as a 24/7 emergency service and various treatments including neutering and microchipping.
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North Surrey Emergency Vets
West MoleseyNorth Surrey Emergency Vets is a specialist emergency and critical care veterinary practice in East Molesey, providing 24/7 services for dogs, cats, and small mammals.
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New Priory Vet Hospital - Brighton
Brighton and HoveNew Priory Vets is a veterinary practice in Brighton that treats cats, dogs, birds, and small mammals. The practice operates 24/7, with emergency services available outside appointment hours.
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Heath Equine Veterinary Practice
MalpasHeath Equine Veterinary Practice in Malpas, Cheshire East provides care for equines, including vaccinations, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, blood testing and flea and worm treatments, offers mobile services and a client car park, is open 24 hours including weekends and provides out-of-hours and 24/7 emergency care for registered clients on 01948 838104.
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Rogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Centre - Longton
Stoke-on-TrentRogers, Brock & Barker Veterinary Surgeons is a 24-hour veterinary practice on Locketts Lane in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent. The practice treats cats and dogs and runs emergency services through the night.
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Icknield Vets - Luton
LutonIcknield Vets is a veterinary practice in Luton that treats cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, and farm animals. The practice opens late on weekdays and operates at weekends.
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Pinfold Vets - East Leake
East LeakePinfold Vets East Leake in Nottinghamshire offers comprehensive services for birds, cats, dogs, exotic pets and small mammals, featuring facilities like a client car park, disabled access, weekend openings, vaccinations, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, and more.
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Chichester Vets
ChichesterChichester Vets is a veterinary practice in Chichester providing care for cats, dogs, and rabbits. The practice is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
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Newnham Court Veterinary Hospital, Weavering
MaidstoneNewnham Court Veterinary Hospital in Maidstone provides round-the-clock veterinary care for cats, dogs, exotic species, and small mammals. The practice handles routine appointments and emergency cases, operating 365 days a year.
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Spa Vets - Painswick Road
GloucesterSpa Vets is a veterinary practice on Painswick Road in Gloucester that treats cats and dogs. The practice runs appointments throughout the week. For emergencies outside normal hours, clients are referred to VetsNow Cheltenham, which operates 24-hour emergency care.
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Coach House Vets - Burlyns
Ball HillCoach House Vets is a veterinary practice in East Woodhay, Berkshire, treating cats, dogs, horses, farm animals, and small pets. The practice offers diagnostics, dentistry, and routine treatments, with 24-hour emergency cover.
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University of Liverpool - Leahurst Farm Animal Practice
Windle HillUniversity of Liverpool Leahurst Farm Animal Practice in Neston, Cheshire offers 24-hour services for camelids, cattle, goats, pigs, and sheep, with facilities including a client car park, mobile services, weekend openings, out-of-hours services, and a range of treatments and diagnostics.
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Green Bay Vets - Torquay
PaigntonGreen Bay Vets is a veterinary practice in Torquay that treats dogs, cats, birds, small mammals, and exotic pets. The practice offers diagnostic imaging and dentistry, and opens on weekends.
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Shepherds the Vets - Bridgend
BridgendShepherds the Vets provides veterinary care for birds, cats, dogs, exotic pets, and small mammals in Bridgend, offering services like vaccinations, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, blood testing, flea and worm treatments, neutering, and is open six days a week with 24/7 emergency care for registered clients.
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Connaught House Vets - Equine Centre
PattinghamConnaught House Vets is a specialist equine veterinary centre that handles routine appointments Monday to Friday and provides round-the-clock emergency cover. The practice offers dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and mobile visits.
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The Ralph Veterinary Referral Centre
MarlowThe Ralph Veterinary Referral Centre is a specialist veterinary facility in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, that operates around the clock for cats and dogs requiring emergency or critical care. The centre has on-site car parking and wheelchair access.
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House and Jackson - Blackmore
IngatestoneHouse and Jackson is a veterinary practice in Blackmore, Essex, treating cats, dogs, horses, exotic animals, and small mammals. Services include dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and weekend emergency care.
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Chris Humes Ellon Veterinary Surgeon
EllonChris Humes Ellon Veterinary Surgeon treats small companion animals at its Ellon clinic and offers home visits to registered clients.
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Essex Vets
South Woodham FerrersEssex Vets in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex, treats cats and dogs and holds RCVS General Practice accreditation.
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Vista Vets
ChelmsfordVista Vets is a veterinary practice in Essex that treats cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice opens seven days a week from 8:30am to 7:00pm.
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Abbey Equine - Chepstow
St ArvansAbbey Equine is a veterinary practice in St Arvans, Monmouthshire, that treats horses. They provide emergency service around the clock.
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James Street Vets - Wragby
WragbyJames Street Vets in Wragby is a branch of the independent Louth practice, offering consultations for cats, dogs and exotic pets.
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Midsomer Veterinary Centre
Midsomer NortonMidsomer Veterinary Centre in Midsomer Norton, Somerset, is RCVS General Practice accredited, with weekend opening and a client car park.
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Bluebell Veterinary Surgery
BursledonBluebell Veterinary Surgery in Bursledon is an independent practice treating cats, dogs and rabbits, with orthopaedic surgery.
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Thomas Veterinary Services
WrexhamThomas Veterinary Services treats equines in Wrexham, Clwyd.
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Tewin Mobile Vets
TewinTewin Mobile Vets is a veterinary practice in Tewin, Hertfordshire, treating cats, dogs and small mammals.
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Whittlesey Animal Care
WhittleseyWhittlesey Animal Care is an independent vet in Whittlesey treating cats and dogs, with nurse clinics and home visits.
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Murphy and Co Vets - Porthmadog
LlandudnoMurphy and Co Vets runs a mobile veterinary clinic in Porthmadog called Vets in a Van. The practice treats cats and dogs, offering routine care, dental work, and diagnostic imaging.
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Rouken Glen Vets
ThornliebankRouken Glen Vets is a veterinary practice in Thornliebank, Glasgow, treating cats, dogs, small mammals and birds. The practice opens seven days a week and runs an out-of-hours emergency service.
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