Dunedin Veterinary Surgeons – Haddington Road

Dunedin Vets provides comprehensive veterinary services for pets from its modern centre in Tranent, East Lothian. They aim to deliver the highest standards of veterinary medicine, surgery, and advice. The practice is equipped to handle various pet health needs. The Tranent centre boasts a large surgical suite, as well as facilities for medical treatments, X-rays, ultrasound, diagnostics, and hospitalisation. The team consists of friendly and experienced vets and nurses dedicated to patient care. They offer expertise and a compassionate approach in a well-equipped environment. For emergencies, the Tranent branch has specific opening hours on bank holidays, with out-of-hours coverage provided by Evets, contactable at 0131 662 1689. The practice can also be found on Facebook where they share updates.

Dunedin Veterinary Surgeons – Haddington Road is based at 16 Haddington Road, Tranent, East Lothian, EH33 1HW in East Lothian. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £66 and dog vaccinations from £83. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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• Julie Grant· 5 months ago

  The vet we seen for routine vaccination was lovely and really great with my nervous pup

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• Nicola Mack· 6 months ago

  Lovely vets. I have used for 30 years and always get the best care for my cats and dogs .

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• Alan Scott· 7 months ago

  Great vet's helpful and knowledgeable staff and my dog is always happy to attend her appointment's

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• Kalya Wells· 8 months ago

  We have been taking our dog to Dunedin Vet’s for years. The staff at Dunedin are always so friendly from the second we step in the door and they provide a great service. We switched to Dunedin because our dog had a mass which our previous vet refused to get tested. Dunedin tested it the very first time we asked and confirmed it was a cancerous mass, they then removed it 3 weeks later. One year later, our dog is doing very well and is cancer free! I would recommend Dunedin Vet’s to anyone who is looking for a vet that cares, is friendly and approachable, and thorough in the care for your pet.

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• Steven Duff· a year ago

  Called the vets after our pug had a urine infection. Got her booked in, gave her all our details, drove the 50min journey, arrived at our appointment time and was turned away because she wasn’t registered and wouldn’t allow us to register her there. Yet, happily saw our other two dogs whom wasn’t registered at a vet prior and is the same vet our cats are registered at. If you cared for the wellbeing of animals, wouldn’t you help if you could or does it just depend who’s on the front desk at the time? ✅You had the time ✅you have the facilities ✅You have the medication ❌you just don’t give a damn

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