Peel Veterinary Clinic – Railway Street

Peel Veterinary Clinic operates two branches, located in Beverley and Hornsea, offering a variety of veterinary services. The clinic provides medical, surgical, and ambulatory services, with the ability to perform many diagnostic procedures in-house, aiming for same-day results. They also offer complementary therapies such as acupuncture and homeopathy. The practice emphasises providing excellent veterinary care and customer service through their dedicated team of vets, nurses, and receptionists. They focus on delivering good value for money and making treatment for animals as easy and stress-free as possible. Peel Veterinary Clinic also offers convenient services such as postal flea and worming treatments. The Beverley and Hornsea clinics provide assistance from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm Monday to Friday, and from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm on Saturdays. Outside these hours, emergency care is transferred to Vets Now, their out-of-hours provider. The clinic also offers pet healthcare plans to help reduce the cost of preventative care.

Peel Veterinary Clinic – Railway Street is based at 5 Railway Street, Hornsea, East Yorkshire, HU18 1PS in East Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £49 and dog vaccinations from £47. It is open at weekends and provides step-free access.

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• Jamie Altoft· 10 months ago

  My poor baby cockapoo has an ear infection (both ears) nice to have a paid consultation with a vet that lasted 40mins (rather than 2 mins), with some great advice (prevention technques) and anti-biotics which I dont have to apply daily myself from a team of professionals getting involved. Thank you!!

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• Robert Levesley· 11 months ago

  We had to put our dear dog Chunky to sleep this week after a traumatic but brief period of her suddenly becoming seriously unwell. This is my first experience of having my dog put to sleep as my other dog died naturally at home. What can I say but a massive ‘Thank you’ to all of the team who were so kind and compassionate from start to finish…not only the vet but also her assistant (I’m sorry, I don’t know her official title but she had dark hair) who gave Chunky primula cheese as a treat and Chunky lapped it up…wished I’d known she loved this so much earlier! 😊 This vets is fantastic, the price is broken down for you and explained before they go ahead but most importantly they really care. 😘❤️

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• Sheryl Wood· a year ago

  Building Works where been done inside the Hornsea vets so all appointments were been temporarily entrance around the back in an outbuilding The surgery was in the same room where as their animal holding cages and even though the vets tried to put a temporary screen up in that same room , it was still distressing for me to try and comfort my cat whilst putting him to sleep with a loud barking dog just few meters away. I knew my cat would have hated that and unfortunately that was my last memory I had with my cat so not a nice ending . I understand possible nothing could be done but in hindsight I should have asked if the vet could have found somewhere quiet in the surgery where they could have put my cat down . If I thought his ending would have been like this I would not have put him down there and travelled to another vet in hull .

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• Katie Dales· 2 years ago

  My Guinea pig had stopped eating. I rang the vets and registered with them. I was told to bring him in straight away. He then had a dental op 2 days later. Very good service and after care. Guinea pig is now back to normal.

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• Josephine Thompson· 4 years ago

  My poodle needed an operation and the vet and staff were very kind and helpful so now George is recovering well . Thank you to all at The Peel Veterinary Clinic in Hornsea.

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