Rutland Veterinary Centre – Ayston Road

Rutland Vets operates multiple veterinary surgeries across various locations, including Uppingham, Oakham, Market Harbourough, Priors Hall Corby, Melton Mowbray, and Syston. They offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services for pets, such as keyhole spaying, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping, flea and worm treatments, and diagnostic imaging. Additionally, they provide pet insurance advice, animal health certificates, and pet prescriptions. The practice distinguishes itself through its multi-branch presence and commitment to pet care, evidenced by offerings like nurse consultations, neutering services, and support for new family members. They also address sensitive topics such as saying goodbye to a pet and provide specific care for puppies and kittens during the start of their lives. Rutland Vets provides 24-hour emergency services, accessible via a dedicated phone number. Clients can also book appointments online and register with the practice through their website. The practice features a 'Lifetime Care Club' or 'VIP plan' for ongoing pet health management, and information on prices. They are actively involved in the community and offer career opportunities.

Rutland Veterinary Centre – Ayston Road is based at 12a Ayston Road, Uppingham, Rutland, LE15 9RL in Rutland. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 3 services including consultations from £50 and microchipping from £21. It is open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

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• Laura McCartney· 3 months ago

  Great support today my mini poodle had been attacked by my cockerpoo. They met us immediately all checked & pain killers, before 9 am.

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• Glenn Dubicki· 7 months ago

  This veterinary surgery is the poorest that we have come across. Our Bichon needed a stamp in her European Passport, she's originally from Portugal, & the locum vet said that was not allowed. Wrong, if the pet is from the EU they can maintain their EU pet passport. After much haggling, she finally agreed to the use of the passport. The vet then dropped our little dog from the height of the examination table & proceeded to scowl at me. I was not holding our dog at the time, she was. She wasn't concerned about any injury that she may have caused, just in protecting herself! Fast forward six months & we went back for a routine vaccination. Another vet listened with her stethoscope to our dog's heart & declared that she had a heart murmer & recommended that we take her to the specialist in the area: Stamford Veterinary Centre. Surprise surprise, they found nothing of the sort. Neither did her next vet in England, nor her veterinary surgery in Portugal. Warning ⚠️ This vet is not your local independent practice. It is owned by the American company, Linnaeus Veterinary & they are part of the Mars Incorportated conglomerate! The same people who are buying up far too many vets in the UK! This place is profit above care. ⚠️

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• Daisy S· a year ago

  Sandy loves it at this vets! She comes to get her claws clipped every month and flea and worming collected too! Staff are always lovely here!

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• Ryan· 2 years ago

  Lovely local independent vet branch. Nurse and vet staff are genuinely friendly and making the most of the smaller format, reception staff efficient. Puppy club was really helpful and first medications all on track. Very happy with everything so far. Thank you!

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• Deborah Herlihy· 3 years ago

  I can't thank the team enough for the support with my boy since we first joined them and for the compassion and understanding they have shown since he became increasingly unwell and was ultimately PTS. Hannah and Simon looked after me in my distress and my boy through the process with gentle support and understanding. The reception team have been fantastic throughout too.

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