Cherrydown Vets – The Paddock

Cherrydown Vets is a veterinary practice located in Basildon and Stanford-le-Hope, Essex, with additional information suggesting multiple branches. They offer a wide range of services including senior pet care, vaccinations, routine health checks, early life care, and nurse clinics. The practice treats various animals, emphasising a stress-free environment for pets and owners. The practice prides itself on treating pets like family, with an experienced team of vets and nurses dedicated to providing the best possible treatment. They offer separate waiting areas for dogs, cats, and small furries to ensure comfort for all animals and their owners. Free health clinics are also available to help pets stay healthy and active. Cherrydown Vets has specific contact numbers for their Basildon branch, accounts, and insurance queries. Their emergency service has recently changed, and clients are advised to check their website for updated information on out-of-hours care. They encourage pet registration and booking appointments online.

Cherrydown Vets – The Paddock is based at The Paddock, Basildon, Essex, SS16 5AW in Essex. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 3 services including consultations from £62 and microchipping from £36. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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• shaun watkins· a month ago

  Very compassionate vetinary service. The animals are always the priority and always greeted with a smile. The vets service is prompt, professional but also friendly. Always happy to take our cats here. Tha ks for an amazing service.

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• Dan, Dan!· 5 months ago

  Very sadly, After recently loosing our beautiful male cat to a careless driver outside home, Cherrydown handled the situation wonderfully. He had gone before a caring neighbour had arrived with him, Cherrydown provided a blanket to snuggle him into and a 'quiet' room to be able to say our heartfelt goodbye. A few days after the tragic accident, they sent a lovely sympathy card to us, which was a lovely personal touch. Thank you for being so professional and caring towards our boy, "Woody"

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• OrangeLemon· 6 months ago

  First ever vet visit with new adopted dog who needed a check over which we got within 3 days. Lovely service, great staff and the vet was quick, efficient and caring. Two short courses of pills and the standard consultation fee £78. Seems reasonable so far Unusually I noticed something important to report si asked to see a manager as had an important message for them, won't share the reason until its addressed but its not due to pet welfare. The free help which should have been fixed in 2 minutes was acknowledged and i wasn't thanked for it and it remains the same 5 days later. Please phone me if my advice is needed please Update 2025 my dawg returns after 3 years and was treated quickly and efficiently, advice and medication provided and I believe the cost seemed reasonable, follow up appointment booked. Recognised one of the staff from last time who was fantastic then and fantastic today. Nicola T is a credit to the practice, made a fuss of my dawg and was naturally concerned and interested what was prescribed.

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• Alison Wallis· 8 months ago

  Dads cat Bailey had been under the weather for about 4 days. Hardly eating and being sick. After a visit to Cherry Down vets and some madication and waiting on blood test results Bailey seemed a lot better. Eating and drinking. The only down side was the price. Blood test, tablets, cost to see the vet. A Total of £247 which had to be paid the same day. Dads 85 years old. Pensioners shouldn't have to pay this amount of money. Later the same day I did ring Cherrydown to ask if they did a discount for over 65 but the nice receptionist said unfortunately they don't and did recommend giving the PDSA . Dads on no benefits for not sure if dad would be entitled to see the PDSA. isn't it mining for all the people on bloody benefits who shouldn't even have pets if they can afford them. My dad has worked all he's life and never ever been on benefits. The price yesterday was rediclous. I did ask the vet why does the blood test cost so much she said it's just what it costs 😪

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• Jacqueline Robbins· 12 months ago

  Lovely vets would highly recommend. They treat you with respect and treat your pets well.

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