The Crossings Veterinary Centre

The Crossings Veterinary Centre is an independent veterinary practice located on the outskirts of Downham Market. Established for over fifty years, the practice relocated to custom-built premises in 2008 and offers full medical and surgical facilities on a single site. The practice prides itself on being a friendly, family-run centre with an extensive nursing team dedicated to nurse training. It offers an in-house laboratory, digital X-ray facilities, and 24-hour veterinary and nurse cover for comprehensive animal care. The modern and spacious premises provide easy access for clients, with dedicated parking, including disabled spaces. The centre is ideally situated in a rural location and a new car park was part of the 2008 relocation to accommodate more visitors.

At a glance

The Crossings Veterinary Centre treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals. Rated 4.6/5 from 173 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for The Crossings Veterinary Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Chloe Mills· 2 months ago

  Staff are friendly, professional and helpful. The PetApp is a great tool for accessing support and communicating with the team.

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• JOHN MILLS· 5 months ago

  Friendliest and most caring vets I have met. Helped me when that time came for my poor little dog, in the kindest and most caring way possible. Nothing was to much trouble and no pressure of time was placed upon me. I can not recommend these heros enough, and wish all of the staff the Best. R.I.P FYNN

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• Steve Norman· 5 months ago

  We honestly couldn’t be happier with the care we receive from Crossings Vets in Downham Market for our Golden Retriever. From the moment you walk in, the whole team is welcoming, professional, and genuinely compassionate. They take the time to explain everything clearly, never rush appointments, and always make sure both we and our dog feel comfortable and at ease. It’s obvious how much they truly care about the animals they treat, and that level of dedication really stands out. Our Golden Retriever actually seems happy to go there (which says everything!), and we always leave feeling confident that he had the very best care possible. If you’re looking for a veterinary practice that combines expertise with genuine kindness, we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Crossings Vets. Absolutely fantastic service every time.

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• John Bartlett· 11 months ago

  It is with regret that I find it necessary to give a low rating and to air my experience. Our Border Collie had a scratching problem. A very close examination showed no evidence of fleas.At this point I must say that I have experience of running a rescue centre for wildlife along with my father (a well known naturalist of Guildford in Surrey) and dealing with flea ridden Hedgehogs and the like. Over 63 years. Also as an inspector in the RSPCA. We attended the Crossings Centre...the dogs back leg was rubbed and a black dot, supposedly a flea dropping, fell onto a placed white pad, just one. Advice given was to treat the dog with a course of tablets, one extra tablet to kill ticks for a period of time and verbally explaining that thousands of flea eggs would be present in our house....in the carpet, under the skirting boards, on the furniture. This would be correct IF the dog had fleas. Which it didn't. My wife was at panic stations as she will attract a biting insect at a thousand paces. NO bites to my wife's legs before our visit or after. After paying the £147:12 invoice for the 7 minutes consultation, tablets and the flea killing spray ,we drove home and wondered what had just happened?? The normal place to observe fleas is around the ears, neck and armpits. I checked again and no evidence of fleas on the dog or my wife. I'm not a vet but have had years of experience regarding flea bitten animals. Completed the course of medication and the dog is still scratching. After spending £147 I would quite honestly liked to have seen some positive results. Times are hard and us OAP's and others have to be careful with our money. I have phoned today to the centre and with a calm tone started to explain the situation....no shouting, no swearing ( unnecessary) and no rudeness. I was CUT OFF. I have done my homework and found the cause of the scratching dog. I'm not prepared to say what the cause was, but it didn't involve a FLEA.

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• Rikki-lee Bellingham· a year ago

  The Crossings is such an amazing team! Anytime I’ve needed them, they’ve been amazing. I had to take my cat for an emergency procedure on his eye and they were fabulous whilst I was an absolute wreck! Thank you so much!

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