Provost Veterinary Group – Cupar Road

Provost Vet Group offers comprehensive veterinary care to pets in and around Fife, Scotland. The group operates across three locations: Ladybank, Newport-on-Tay, and St Andrews, providing a range of services to ensure the health and well-being of companion animals. Key to their offering is the Pet Health Club® Plus, which includes unlimited consultations, essential plan benefits, and 24/7 access to an online vet, demonstrating their commitment to accessible and ongoing pet care. The practice can be contacted directly or appointments can be booked online. Prospective clients can register easily through their website. Each practice location has its own specific services, facilities, and opening hours, which can be found by visiting the individual practice pages.

At a glance

Provost Veterinary Group – Cupar Road treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals. Rated 4.8/5 from 89 reviews, the practice provides on-site parking and step-free access.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Provost Veterinary Group – Cupar Road. Order provided by Google.

• Peter James· 2 months ago

  Cannot fault Provost vets. We were holidaying in the area when our pet became unwell. We were able to see the vet within 2 hours of phoning and found the practise to be friendly caring and professional. Could not ask for a better vet

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• Isabella Hutton· 4 months ago

  Always a friendly welcome on arrival. Vet's competant and knowledgeable. Always mindful of how nervous my dog was, I usually always have the same Vet, which helps with her anxiety, eventhough she usually goes for her vacinations and health checks, which is included in the Health Plan we have.

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• Adam Turner· 5 months ago

  This vet service is terrible. It is so difficult to get to speak with a receptionist at your vet office. It is owned by a big corporation who have now automated the way you contact them with an automated phone line somewhere down in England. It's meant to get the vet practice to get in touch with you but they hardly ever do. It is very unreliable and unsettling. It's OK when you do get to see a vet but everything else about the practice is terrible. Very very expensive.

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• Kate Greig· 9 months ago

  We had to take our dog urgently to the vet. They were really helpful at seeing us at short notice and we felt reassured that she was in good hands. We then had to take her quickly to the provost branch in St. Andrews for diagnostic blood tests, etc and had wonderful support there too. The vet there was also very helpful and knowledgeable. Our dog was treated very quickly and has since recovered well. I would highly recommend this practice.

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• Eileen Drummond· 2 years ago

  We are new to the area and have visited Provost Vets twice with our cat Charlie and on both occasions we've found it a great practice. We've been given quick appointments and the receptionists are very welcoming. The vets have been very caring and gentle with Charlie who is very timid. They managed her treatment in a very knowledgeable and effective way. We would have no hesitation in recommending this vet practice.

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