Rase Veterinary Centre

Rase Veterinary Centre operates multiple surgeries across Lincolnshire and South Yorkshire, providing a range of veterinary services. They offer comprehensive care for animals, though specific types beyond small animals and equine are not detailed. Services cover general practice care and specialised equine services. The practice at Market Rasen holds RCVS Tier 3 accreditation, which signifies state-of-the-art equipment and qualified staff on site 24/7. Their team of hospital clinicians has expertise in surgery and small animal medicine, aiming to provide high-quality treatment for hospitalised pets. Rase Veterinary Centre provides its own 24-hour emergency out-of-hours coverage for all 20 Rase and Aldervale Vets small animal practices in the region, as well as for Vets4Pets Scunthorpe. They also partner with Pet Proactive for pet insurance options.

Rase Veterinary Centre is based at Unit 6, Dunscroft, South Yorkshire, DN7 4JS in South Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and exotic/wild. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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• Nicola Brown· 6 months ago

  Young lady looked after my kitten who got castrated,,,she was lovely and my kitten is fully recovered with a very tiny scar, bless him and reasonably priced.

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• Adam Holloway· 7 months ago

  Rase were always wonderful with our dog, Belle. Whether she had inadvertently knocked a tooth uo into her sinus cavity, or just had tummy troubles. They were always patient, kind, and caring with our special brindle greyhound, right up until the end.

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• Claire Odonnell· 8 months ago

  Have used Rase in the past for emergencies when my own vet wasn't available and always found the service and care great, but on my last visit in January, I phoned for an emergency appointment telling the receptionist that the dog In question dog was showing signs of a gastric torsion, they gave me an appointment, I went and was met with a young vet who basically flicked her stomach and said "well yes it probably is but we can't do anything here so you'll have to go to scunthorpe" Given that I made it clear over the phone this was likely torsion, why on earth any vet would suggest bringing the dog to them when they couldn't do anything for her instead of telling me to go straight to Scunthorpe. Torsion is a true emergency and time is critical and precious time was wasted travelling to a vet that basically told me to get back in the car and travel 40 minutes in the other direction! The only concern the vet seemed to have was trying to give me a quote to send me to Scunthorpe Rase. In the end I left and took my dog to a different vet. Will never use Rase again.

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• Dennis Buckley· 4 years ago

  Emergency treatment given within minutes of arriving at the surgery. They managed to save one puppy put on a drip overnight but the other puppy was put to sleep. It seems they had ingested a toxin and the veterinarians prompt action definitely save a life. 100% recommended

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• Samuel Connor· 7 years ago

  Great vet practice, with really friendly staff and passionate vets. 4 stars because they did not have the equipment to check my pets small ears but the diagnosis and treatment was easy to understand and they showed they did know their profession really well. The costs were very reasonable. I would definitely reccomend this practice, and would trust them with my pets in the future.

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