Very lovely staff with reasonable prices and a variety of pet products
Jollyes Community Pet Clinic - High Wycombe
About Jollyes Community Pet Clinic - High Wycombe
Jollyes Community Pet Clinic High Wycombe is a friendly veterinary practice based in the town of High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. This clinic offers dedicated care for beloved cats and dogs, including vaccinations, flea & worming, microchipping and health check ups.
The clinic is open on Fridays from 10:00 to 16:00, offering a window for pet owners to access their range of services.
Jollyes Community Pet Clinic is committed to the health and wellbeing of pets in the High Wycombe area, providing a welcoming environment for pet owners and their four-legged companions.
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friendly staff very helpful plenty of stock to purchase
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Good selection of most things for our dogs. Lots of other pets catered for. Helpful staff. Free parking.
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Popped in with my daughter as she wanted to see the birds there. Staff were nice enough and there is a lot sold there and at a good price. There is plenty of parking which is great.
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Convenient location, very friendly staff and economical prices. Plenty of parking space, easy to go in and out of parking lot. Stocks wise there is a huge variety and one can also buy pets.
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