Pet GP

Situated at 7 Marsh Lane, Stoke Mandeville in Buckinghamshire, Pet GP is a dedicated veterinary establishment catering to a diverse array of animal companions. This practice provides comprehensive care for birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals, ensuring all creatures, great and small, receive attentive medical support. While specific accreditations or a detailed range of services for Pet GP are not provided, its focus on a broad spectrum of pet types — from avian friends to furry canines and felines, alongside various small mammals — suggests a versatile approach to animal healthcare. This breadth of care indicates a commitment to serving the varied needs of a multi-pet household within the local community. For those needing to visit Pet GP , the practice can be easily reached at its Stoke Mandeville location. Clients can contact the clinic directly on 02072222001 for appointments and enquiries. Specific operating hours, parking facilities, or accessibility information are not detailed in the available summary, so it's advisable to call ahead for these practical arrangements.

Pet GP is based at 7 Marsh Lane, Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire, HP22 5UZ in Buckinghamshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals.

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• Deborah Broadhead· 5 months ago

  I have recently brought my 8 year old lab to see Philippa as he was showing signs of stiffness in his front legs. Her initial assessment was incredibly thorough and she was able to diagnose arthritis in his elbows and knuckles. He is now receiving a course of laser treatment and acupuncture and I really hope that by taking action early on we can ensure he has many more pain free years ahead.

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• R M· 9 months ago

  Brilliant! Phillipa is an excellent vet specialising in physio and hydrotherapy. Has given us sound advice and support and genuinely cares for our family member. Very grateful to have her and our dog absolutely loves her sessions!

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• Joanne Coster· a year ago

  In 2023 our labradoodle had major spinal surgery, 12 months later her mobility deteriorated, we couldn't put her through more surgery for her spondylitis and she also has arthritis in her knuckles, so our local vet suggested Active Pets, with Acupuncture and Hydrotherapy, plus home physio exercises we have seen such an improvement in our dogs mobility in just a few months. Vet Philippa has so much knowledge not only about the treatments they do, but about pain relief advice, and cares so much about the pets welfare. We use insurance and the administration of this and making appointments is seamless. I would highly recommend the treatments, practice and staff, So would Lacey as she happily goes on every time.

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• Kirsten Tilley· a year ago

  I have been using Active Pet for the last 4 years both with my Labrador Retriever and Coonhound Cross, both of whom have had complex joint issues. Phillipa has been amazing and has made a huge positive impact on their quality of life in their later years. They are always happy to arrive and trot in for what we refer to as ‘spa day’. I would highly recommend her. Treatments have included hydrotherapy and laser therapy and a little incentivised homework of course.

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• Neil McDougall· 6 years ago

  An excellent service is offered by Philippa, Michelle and the team. They are very experienced and seek to provide solutions that help your dog deal with arthritis (in our case) and have as full and pain free life as possible. We have been taking our now ten year old Flat Coated Retriever Branston to Active Pet for a couple of years now and he is undoubtedly a healthier and happier dog as a consequence. He has acupuncture, laser and radial shock therapy at each visit and he is well chilled with the experience each time. What I particularly like is how closely they work with our own traditional vets....which provides a joined up approach to treatment.

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