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Isle Of Sheppey has 1 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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Isle Of Sheppey, Kent
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Isle Of Sheppey
Dog and cat care in Isle Of Sheppey is mainly provided by Kingsferry Veterinary Clinic, the town's top-ranked practice. It covers routine appointments, ongoing treatment support, surgery and compassionate end-of-life care for small animals.
- •Core small-animal services in Isle Of Sheppey: consultations, general medicine, surgery and orthopaedics are all listed by Kingsferry Veterinary Clinic.
- •Review examples mention procedures such as removal of a cancerous lump and dental extractions during the same anaesthetic, as well as support with regular check-ups and medication.
- •Everyday pet care: owners also refer to flea treatment advice, repeat tablet support and caring handling of pets during both standard visits and more emotional appointments.
- •Kingsferry Veterinary Clinic has a strong 4.7/5 Google rating from 205 reviews, with frequent praise for kindness and reassurance.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Isle Of Sheppey
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Our Score (51/100)
- Several owners describe the team as caring, accommodating and professional, with pets handled gently and owners kept reassured during worrying visits. - One review reports a successful operation to remove a cancerous lump, with two teeth...
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- Several owners describe the team as caring, accommodating and professional, with pets handled gently and owners kept reassured during worrying visits. - One review reports a successful operation to remove a cancerous lump, with two teeth also removed under the same anaesthetic, and says regular check-ups and monthly medication support have gone smoothly. - End-of-life care appears in both positive and negative feedback: some owners thank the clinic for compassionate support when a pet was put to sleep, while one reviewer felt there was a lack of compassion when bringing in an injured stray cat.