Marshalswick Veterinary Surgery

Marshalswick Veterinary Surgery is an RCVS accredited practice located in St Albans, Hertfordshire. The clinic provides care for dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, and exotic or wild animals.

Marshalswick Veterinary Surgery is based at 71 The Quandrant, marshalswick, st. albans, hertfordshire, AL4 9RQ, AL4 9RQ in Hertfordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• Sophie· 5 months ago

  It was heart breaking when my elderly very sick cat had to be put to sleep. The staff were incredible, compassionate, caring and truly empathetic to the situation. They took me and the cat into a side room and the nurse came in to look after us. Their care was second to none. I take my other pet to them and even though I travel quite far to get to this vet practice it is more than worth it for the genuine care and consideration they show to the pets.

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• Natalie Trivalle· 8 months ago

  This little team has been so patient polite and understanding. We own 2 rabbits Rainbow and comet who are the most stubborn bunnies. They are so hard to catch or treat. For the last couple of months they both started to have issues, everyone has been extremely kind and helpful . I work with clients and if one of me was to show up I think I would be rude to myself. So a massive THANK YOU , Rainbow and Comet do not understand but we do and we are extremely grateful .

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• Pamela Wade· a year ago

  The Marshalwicks team are professional, helpful and empathetic. They have done everything they can for our very poorly doggy over the past year. We are thankful for the care he continues to receive.

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• Alison Smith-Squire· 5 months ago

  No prices online and I think that’s a big mistake. According to AI: Based on a 2025 Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation, UK vets will be required to publish price lists for common treatments online to improve transparency, allow for competitive shopping, and address concerns about rising costs. New rules, expected to be implemented throughout 2026, will also require disclosure of ownership and cap prescription fees. But any decent vet should be ahead of the curve and update their website accordingly and be transparent

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• Laura· 4 months ago

  Lovely staff and easy to find availability and talk to someone at the phone. The vet was fantastic, really calm and kind and my dog was quickly put at ease. Thank you!

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