Harris, Hill & Gibbons Veterinary Group - Bradford on Avon

Harris, Hill and Gibbons Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice located in Bradford-on-Avon, offering a wide range of services for various animals. They treat common pets like dogs, cats, and rabbits, as well as more exotic species such as hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, ferrets, reptiles, tortoises, small cage birds, backyard poultry, and wild birds. The practice provides routine and advanced veterinary care. Their approach focuses on comprehensive health for all the animals they treat, aiming to support local pet owners with their veterinary needs. The practice operates Monday to Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 to 18:00, remaining closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Parking is available for clients. Appointments can be booked online, and the practice offers services for repeat prescriptions and referrals.

Harris, Hill & Gibbons Veterinary Group - Bradford on Avon is based at Prospect House, Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1LA in Avon. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £80. It is offers on-site parking.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Harris, Hill & Gibbons Veterinary Group - Bradford on Avon. Order provided by Google.

• Owen· 5 months ago

  Harris Hill & Gibbons would like you to think it is a quaint and intimate country veterinary practice. It is, of course, nothing of the sort. HHG was acquired in 2006 by the fast growing corporate beast CVS, which has since floated on the London stock exchange. It employs nine thousand people across several countries. The veterinary sector is about as regulated as Dodge City. Its complaints and redress procedures are virtually non-existent, and the mediation provision is toothless. It is in this lawless environment that big fish such as CVS thrive and grow, swallowing up small practices at a rate which has attracted the attention (albeit to no avail) of the CMA. CVS’ ruthlessness will become clear to anyone finding themselves at loggerheads with the business. For example, if your insurance company finds a way to reject claims for several thousand pounds on a technicality for which you believe the practice is responsible (as was my experience), you will soon find that the interests of customers, staff and pets all come a distant second to those of CVS’ shareholders. The corporate leviathan is intransigent, inflexible and dogged. It knows you have nowhere else to turn. So do yourself a favour. Say no to the rapacious Goliath of pet care, and find yourself an independent vet. Two stars for occasional excellent work by individuals, and some care by some staff which was somewhat good, some of the time.

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• Jenny Napier-Ford· a year ago

  Thank you to the lovely vet Dr Kristy (apologies if I have your name wrong). It took her 2hrs to get into work yesterday due to all the flooding. So thank you.

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• lisa mortimer· 2 years ago

  Introduced our new fur babies yesterday for their first jabs and health check. The vet we saw was lovely and babies had full head to toe examinations, the heart checks seemed like an eternity on our baby girl. I have never been so nervous the last time we did this was 20 years ago. Also they were so wonderful when I lost my 20 year old Little Lady 3 weeks ago who died in my arms, they were fantastic and sorted the cremation. Thank you all for your kindness and words.

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• Ros Starr· 3 years ago

  Harris hill & gibbons were incredibly empathetic and understanding when I had to say goodbye to my beautiful Alfie. I felt completely supported in the hardest situation and I cannot thank them enough for giving me the time I needed to grieve.

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• mark jaffreys· 3 years ago

  Not our usual branch as we live in Trowbridge but the staff here are brilliant. One of our dogs has an ongoing ear problem and we are well looked after at each visit. Totally recommended.

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