The Laurels Veterinary Group

The Laurels Veterinary Group operates two dedicated small animal practices in Hereford and Ewyas Harold. They offer comprehensive veterinary care, including routine check-ups, advanced medical treatments, and surgical procedures for pets. The practice is committed to providing high-standard care as reflected by its Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Practice Standard Accreditation. The group prides itself on its experienced team of veterinary surgeons, nurses, and support staff, who consistently update their skills through continued professional development. The Laurels also serves as a training centre for student nurses, demonstrating its dedication to nurturing new talent in the veterinary field. They also provide free fun consults for new puppies and kittens and free assistance for nervous pets. Practical services include repeat prescriptions, online appointment booking, and emergency care. They also offer a range of pet merchandise, including quality pet foods and training aids. Further details on registering a pet and available special offers can be found on their website.

The Laurels Veterinary Group is based at The Laurels Veterinary Centre, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR4 0LA in Herefordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for The Laurels Veterinary Group. Order provided by Google.

• marija langton· 4 months ago

  I now have a new puppy after losing my wonderful Peggy. Staff were so caring when I lost her, couldn't ask for better care. They have been brilliant with the new pup, answering any questions I had. Wouldn't go to any other vet.

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• christine smith· 4 months ago

  Despite surgery my dog still loves them and so do we, they are friendly and know the animals which is what its all about

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• Rachel Wannell· 8 months ago

  I have been with the Laurels vets for over 25 years and many of my own dogs and fosters from rescue have had treatment there. All my dogs have been well cared for during treatment and day care and also the aftercare. I feel I am able to ask questions regarding treatment, aftercare and anything I should look out for regarding my dogs health. Highly recommended to new clients and fiends

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• natasha markham· 8 months ago

  Fantastic service from phone call to consultation. I called up in a panic due to my cat being poorly. They were sympathetic and helpful. They booked me in to see the vet after his morning surgery and we were seen very quickly. The vet was engaging, asked the right questions and we were diagnosed, medicated and had a plan in place going forward within 10 mins! He knew what he was looking for and took the time to examine Rae properly whilst appreciating he was poorly and stressed. Thank you

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• Ian Robson· 2 years ago

  I`ve reluctantly had to switch vets after moving from Hereford to Bromyard but I just wanted to say how caring, thoughtful, understanding and professional all the team members I interacted with truly are. Especially, Andrew, who even on a Christmas day emergency appointment greeted me and my little Bonnie with a warm smile and gave me all the reassurance I needed. I`ve nothing but happy memories that still make me chuckle to this day. The time when I arrived to collect Dillon and Roly after they'd both been neutered, Roly (just a pup) came bounding out from around the back, bouncing around without a care in the world whilst Dillon (his Dad) was cradled in one nurses arms with another nurse soothing and gently stroking him. The beautiful condolence card and message I received after I lost Roly was totally unexpected and greatly appreciated. A special thanks for all the times my dogs stinky anal glands were expressed and finally, thanks for all the little chats I had with the receptionists, I`m thinking of you, Lynn, who is super friendly with a good sense of humour. P.S. Dillon is still going strong and will soon be 16yrs young. His selective hearing and milky eyes are in decline plus he sleeps most of the time which is expected but I'm convinced he`s still got a few good years left in him.

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