About this practice
Cornwall Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service (CVets) offers out-of-hours emergency care for small animals in Mid and West Cornwall. Established in 2007 by a collective of local veterinarians, it serves patients when their regular daytime veterinary services are closed. The facility is situated on the A390, near the Chiverton Cross roundabout, making it accessible from various parts of the region. CVets focuses on providing dedicated overnight emergency services and collaborates with numerous practices in the area. They provide advice and treatment for pets, including those whose owners are on holiday, and can arrange ongoing care through subscribing veterinary practices. Their approach ensures pets receive urgent attention when standard practices are closed. The practice operates from 6:30 pm to 8:30 am on weeknights and from 12:30 pm on Saturday until 8:30 am on Monday. It features disability access, including a ramp for wheelchairs and buggies, with consulting rooms and patient toilets located on the ground floor. It is important to call ahead, either your own vet or CVets directly, to ensure they are prepared for your pet's arrival.
Cvets Cornwall Veterinary Emergency Treatment Service is based at The Old Dairy, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 8PN in Cornwall. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme, open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.
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Average rating of 4 out of 5 based on 35 reviews. Sourced from Google.
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We rushed our dog Mike in after been promoted to do so on the phone..as soon as we arrived at the vet Mike was rushed in and examined quickly,unfortunately the outcome was not what we expected and sadly Mike was to put sleep…the guy treating Mike was called Paul I think..he treated Mike with such love and care even after Mike had passed thank you team
Read on Google →More training needed in manners. When calling an out of hours emergency vet, you would expect compassion. However, yesterday morning the lady I spoke to on the phone was very disrespectful. If you've ever seen an animal struggling to breathe, you know they're struggling and not 'reverse sneezing' as was suggested to me. Originally she misheard me and thought I was talking about a dog, when the mistake was noticed and she understood I was talking about a pet duck, her response was 'A duck? I don't know what we'll do with 'it' but bring 'it' in.' I appreciate not all vets are experienced in waterfowl, but I would at least expect a response somewhere along the lines of; 'Ducks aren't something we usually treat, but we'll see what we can do/how we can help.' When strongly expressing that a pet is clearly struggling to breathe and will die without help, you expect kindness and compassion. She failed.
Read on Google →I'm giving two stars for the vet I saw who was lovely. But your receptionist who was on yesterday and saw me and my cat was rude and condescending. I have never been spoken to with such disrespect in my life. You don't know what people have gone through before they come to you so a bit of empathy while also bringing in a sick animal wouldn't go a miss. The only thing that mattered to the receptionist was money while threatening me with debt collectors. Even going so far as noticing cash in my wallet and saying you can pay your bill in full. Then adding we can't keep doing this as though I'd been there before. For the record I had never been to this vets before and will never, ever being going there again. If you want to keep your customers, you really should do something about your receptionist who was on New Year's Day. I don't know her name but if it's the one many people are mentioning, she needs reprimanding unless you're fine with the way she behaves. If you have options of another emergency vet, I would say go there and avoid this place.
Read on Google →Very disappointed with the lady on reception I think her name was Emma , me and my partner were so worried on the phone when my dog was having some issues with her breathing , the receptionist was almost laughing over the phone and treated us with no respect or my dog , will never ever use them again. On the other hand rose million was amazing and helped us straight away couldn’t have wished for better , so disappointed and upset with Emma at c vets.
Read on Google →We had to rush our cat to C Vets after a vicious dog attack. She was severely injured, in a lot of pain and in shock. We phoned ahead and upon arrival they came out to meet us and immediately whisked our cat out back for medical attention. We were informed about her condition and treatment every step of the way. All of the staff were very caring and understanding. The C Vets team saved our cat's life, and we will be forever grateful to them.
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