The Veterinary Hospital – Magdalen Way

The Veterinary Hospital, located in Gorleston, Great Yarmouth, offers a comprehensive range of veterinary services for a wide variety of animals. They treat common pets like dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, and ferrets, in addition to tortoises, small and large cage birds, and backyard poultry. The practice aims to provide accessible care for the diverse pet population in the area. The hospital prides itself on offering round-the-clock service, ensuring that veterinary attention is available whenever needed. This 24-hour operational model underscores their commitment to animal welfare and client support. This continuous availability helps pet owners in emergencies and allows for flexible appointment scheduling. Situated at Magdalen Way, the practice provides convenient parking facilities for clients. They are open 24 hours a day, every day of the week, including weekends and holidays, to accommodate all pet health needs. Clients can register and book appointments via their website.

The Veterinary Hospital – Magdalen Way is based at Magdalen Way, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 7BN in Norfolk. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £75 and dog vaccinations from £95. It is open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for The Veterinary Hospital – Magdalen Way. Order provided by Google.

• J.Tennant· 2 months ago

  The staff are very helpful and very supportive I lost my cat and he got handed into them they phoned me within minutes of getting him checked him over and gave me all the info they knew from when he got out very grateful to them and they compassion they showed he’s now back home and safe.

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• Michael Hunn· 3 months ago

  I have been having my pet , treatment and care , since she was a puppy , Magdalen Branch.No problems with the care .Till my last visit in which i was informed she needed the treatment i went in there fore .On paying that visit i was told they would ring to get her in to be treated. After another week, i rang to which they asked if I wish to have the treatment and if so will give me a quote to agree before booking her in .Then they call me with a quote with out having the Medicare cover contract £1800 .Felt being pressured I visited another vets ,with full treatment and more cost £700 . I asked CVS To explain such costs , they ignored my request . I repeated my request to Magdalen branch . To which they have just blocked me . I have sent quotes emails etc . To rip Briton , panorama,GMB etc.

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• Paul Stephens· 5 months ago

  I'd score a zero to be totally honest.. however the staff are kind and good at their job. When you can see them! And when they actually respond to your issues! We went from having routine blood monitoring results being reported to us the same day. To having them done (when we could finally get slots) and the reception team warning us to call in if we have not heard back in 3 days.. you would then call in because no one called back, to be told they'd call you back, to have to call in again and again as they didn't respond in the time period they set. I think the longest was 9 days for blood that they told us themselves were in house and used to take 1 day.. They just have no staff. You could never get an appointment. We moved vets we have no issues being seen now. And we were surprised that the new place was good deal cheaper. We are much happier now were with an independent vets. It got so stressful just trying to get an appointment or help before we moved.

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• steve nicholls· 5 months ago

  This place has seriously gone downhill. You’ll pay premium prices only to be seen by poorly trained veterinary nurses who give incorrect advice and even the wrong medication. You’ll only get to see an actual vet if you agree to expensive treatments. If you can’t afford the options they push, they’ll even suggest putting down a healthy animal — one that another practice was able to treat successfully for far less money and within just a few days. When you raise concerns, management refuses to take any responsibility or admit fault. Avoid at all costs. There are far better, more compassionate clinics out there.

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• Ash Moorcroft· a year ago

  Thank you so much to all the staff working last week who saved my boy. Unfortunately he got hold of human medications and was very poorly. Staff were exceptional, took him at short notice from Pakefield Practice for overnight and continuing care. He is now back to being himself and we are eternally grateful. Staff were knowledgeable, friendly and calming, from receptionists, nurses and vets, I felt reassured he was in the best possible place to be looked after. Also dare I say it...the bill wasn't as bad as expected. Thanks again! Would 100% recommend this practice to others.

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