Calweton Veterinary Group – The Old Ambulance Station

Calweton Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice operating in Devon and Cornwall, offering a wide range of services for pets, production animals, and other species. The main services are based out of their premises in Callington. The practice has dedicated small animal and farm vet teams committed to providing excellent care. They aim to deliver the best possible healthcare for animals in a pleasant and friendly environment, catering to both new and existing clients. Calweton Veterinary Group also has branches in Looe and Saltash for pet clients, while their farm vets work from premises in Callington and St Columb. They offer a Pet Health Plan to cover preventative health issues. As of September 1, 2022, an administration fee is applied to all insurance claims.

Calweton Veterinary Group – The Old Ambulance Station is based at The Old Ambulance Station, Looe, Cornwall, PL13 2AF in Cornwall. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £61 and dog vaccinations from £73. It is open at weekends and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Calweton Veterinary Group – The Old Ambulance Station. Order provided by Google.

• Andrew Bryant· a month ago

  Friendly receptionist, clean and welcoming waiting area. The vet wasn’t very friendly and professional who made my dogs relaxed and almost pleased to see her 😂

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• Sally Harmer· 4 months ago

  A ten minute delay in our appointment for our 2 cats annual checkup and boosters, vet was knowledgeable and helpful, overall took about 50 minutes and reasonable value for money, including prescriptions for flea medication. Prescription had to be emailed later that day due to a printer crisis.

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• Mark Campkin· 4 months ago

  We recently moved locally and registered our 16yr old jack russell with the Looe branch. In total she had four visits to the vets and all were of a good standard of care. The last couple of visits were because she had become ill and despite vets best efforts they could not be sure of the cause. When I got her home after her last visit I found a large tick attached to her throat, I contacted the practice and asked to speak to the vet who treated her, I was told she will call me back and after waiting two and a half hours I decided to visit the practice, the reason being they were due to close in 30 minutes. I would like to be clear at this point I have no issue with any of the vets or staff at the practice, my only concern was the vet who treated her was made of the Tick to ensure she was getting the best care with all the facts. After wating a while one of the nurses handed me a phone and said a vet at our callington branch wants to speak to you, he introduced himself as Hamish and I presumed he was a senior member of staff, I explained what had happened and said I'm not here to complain his immediate responce was "well there was no need to say that then was there" this was was from a vet I had never met before and had not had any involvement in my dogs care, he was clearly on the offensive and showed no empathy, the remainder of our conversation went very much the same, in my opinion he had no interest in the dogs care and was clearly on the phone with intent to deal with what he thought was a problem. This is really unfortunate as we have been happy with the standard of care up to this point but I'm afraid knowing our dog could have her care decided by Hamish is not acceptable.

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• Joanna Morris· 7 months ago

  We have used Calweton Vets from the very first week's of our lovely dogs life to the very end. 15 years of excellent service both at Callington, and more recently Loee. Thank you for always treating him with care, dignity and compassion.

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• Shelley Honeyman· a year ago

  Positive visit at Looe Calweton vets yesterday. Always welcoming and Emma, our Vet was very patient and kind to Henry who can be nervous and belligerent when being examined. Another rescue dog with sone behavioural issues!! Excellent tips from Emma on how to train Henry to accept future examinations more calmly. I shall be buying a child’s stethoscope 😁👍 Thank you Emma.

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