Kings Veterinary Centre

We are extremely happy to welcome you to Kings Veterinary Centre in Melton. Our team are 100% committed to providing you and your pets with the best possible care. Our team of dedicated vets, nurses and support staff are on hand to offer you support and advice throughout your pets lifetime. We look forward to welcoming you into our modern, light and airy waiting room, where you will be greeted by friendly, knowledgeable reception staff.

Our friendly and approachable team are proud to offer quality and compassionate care at affordable and fair prices. Services provided will include all aspects of routine preventative healthcare and surgery as well as urgent and emergency care. Our newly refurbished premises boasts a large car park, separate dog and cat waiting areas, a modern operating theatre and prep along with separate dog and cat hospital wards.

The arrival of your new pet is an exciting time but there is so much to think about during those first few weeks it can often be a little overwhelming. Here's how we can help. Vaccinating your pet is a key step in protecting your pet against life threatening diseases. The diseases it aims to protect your pet against are still seen and thus still pose a constant danger to any unvaccinated animal.

Here at Kings Veterinary Centre we pride ourselves on having the ability to run our own in house puppy socialisation classes run by Kate Baker our Registered Head Veterinary Nurse. Puppy parties are a great way for puppies and new owners to familiarise themselves with the practice environment and allows them to express normal behaviours in a safe, hygienic and monitored manner.

Microchipping has become a routine procedure these days and is often carried out at the time of vaccination, but can be done at any time or age. A tiny chip (approximately the size of a grain of rice) is injected under the skin where it will remain and act as a 'barcode' for your pet's identity.

In the unfortunate event of your pet getting lost or stolen, or if they end up in a rescue shelter or a vet practice, they will be scanned with a microchip reader which will enable the organisation to identify you as their owner and reunite you with your pet.Your pet's microchip will be registered on a nationwide database allowing them to be reunited with you from anywhere in the country.