Ash Croft Vets – St. Neots Road

Ash Croft Vets is an RCVS accredited practice located in Hardwick, Cambridge. The clinical team provides care for cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic or wild animals.

Ash Croft Vets – St. Neots Road is based at 169 St. Neots Road, hardwick, cambridge, cambridgeshire, CB23 7QJ, CB23 7QJ in Cambridgeshire. The practice treats cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• Tina Austen· 3 months ago

  I cannot thank all the staff enough for their kindness, and brilliant help looking after our dog Ellie. The receptionists, nurses, vets , all the staff were just super thank you so very much. We have been through a very difficult family time recently and the help and support given to us for Ellie has just been so kind, thank you - you all made a difference 🙂

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• David Brooke· 4 months ago

  Just excellent care for our two dogs ( and rats in the past)

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• Diane Turner· 9 months ago

  We have been taking our pets (dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs) here for the last 20 years and are always very happy with their knowledge, attentiveness and friendliness. A very caring practice.

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• Hay Walker· 3 years ago

  There's a couple of female vets that my girl is comfortable with. Trust me when I say, it's very rare for her to be at ease with any stranger let alone being poked prodded and touched by them. The practice is very friendly and care about their furry patients, and owners in fact. Wouldn't go anywhere else now to be honest.

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• Richard Law· 2 years ago

  We'd been with this veterinary practice for over 40 years and found them excellent, BUT earlier this month when we had to have our beloved dog put to sleep (we were unable to lift him in the vehicle as he was 48kg and in pain) - they could not come out to put him to sleep. This is when you need a vet the most as it is distressing and devastating. Fortunately, the vet, Bridget, from Highgate veterinary practice kindly came and put our dog to sleep. So, bear in mind, when you really need your vet, this practice is not there to put your pet to sleep at home. Any further dogs we get we get we will use the Highgate practice.

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