Highly Regarded Local, Friendly Veterinary Surgery including Pet Dentistry in Dartford, Kent. Make sure that you follow the right procedures before taking your furry friend on holiday with a pet passport from Mead Veterinary Centre. You are able to travel with your pet worldwide with our help. Protect your pet from nasty infections with our vital animal vaccinations.
You can also learn more about the benefits of animal neutering and the procedures from our helpful professionals. Find suitable flea treatments and worming treatments from our trustworthy business. We strive to keep your furry companion safe from harmful diseases and make sure that they are happy. At Mead Veterinary Centre in Dartford, Kent, we are a reputable veterinary surgery that offers comprehensive services including pet dentistry.
You can also learn more about the benefits of animal neutering and the procedures from our helpful professionals. Find suitable flea treatments and worming treatments from our trustworthy business. We strive to keep your furry companion safe from harmful diseases and make sure that they are happy. At Mead Veterinary Centre in Dartford, Kent, we are a reputable veterinary surgery that offers comprehensive services including pet dentistry.
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When you want to take your companion abroad, look no further than our pet passports in Dartford, Kent. We guide you through all of the steps that you need to take. Recent changes to travel procedures have simplified getting a passport for your pet. The first step is that your pet has to be microchipped, and then the chip is checked before your animal can be vaccinated against rabies.
Make sure that your pet is safe from any harmful diseases with our animal vaccinations in Dartford, Kent. Annual health checks and vaccinations are highly-recommended to make sure that your animal is free from illness. Your kitten will need vaccinations from nine weeks with the second injection given at 12 weeks.
Prevent fleas from attacking your pet with the help of our essential flea treatments in Dartford, Kent. The most effective and safest method of flea prevention is to use handy monthly preparations from us. To ensure your furry friend's health and safety, it is advised that you give them monthly treatments.
Keep your pet happy and healthy with regular use of our worming treatments in Dartford, Kent. We offer many effective solutions to protect your furry friend from harm. We do recommend that kittens and puppies are treated every two to four weeks for roundworm. Adult cats and dogs should be treated every three to six months for round and tapeworm, and tablets such as Milbemax are very effective.
Reduce pet overpopulation with the help of animal neutering from Mead Veterinary Centre in Dartford, Kent. This is an important decision about your pet's health and we can help you through the process. Male and female cats are able to be neutered from four and a half months. They will require a general anaesthetic and will have to stay with us for the day.
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Stephen Foord-Divers
Dec 26, 2021
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Helen Charteris is the best vet by far. Unfortunately she now only works here part time. Ownership changed hands recently, and the place has changed for the worse as a result. It's lost a lot of what was good about it, and is now no better than the big chains (e.g. Parkvets, Pets at Home, Jollyes). A few years ago the rating would've been 4 or even 5 stars.
Sharon Moore
Nov 01, 2021
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Michelle Wheeler
Oct 31, 2021
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Stephen Waters
Oct 29, 2021
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Ainsley Fernando
Oct 03, 2021
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Awful experiences here on 2 occasions, and good once. Took my feline Boogie after she developed sore patches on her skin. 1st male vet gave a steroid injection, said she had an allergy condition and that she'd need regular injections FOR LIFE; provided no advice on isolating root cause, even after my questioning. Took her back after it flared up a second time months later, this female vet was better. Told me she was likely allergic to flea bites and that I should use high-quality flea treatments throughout the year; no issues with her. Third time I took her because she was limping. Female vet diagnosed
John Marrill
Aug 28, 2021
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Trisha
Jul 18, 2021
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Sue Graves
May 27, 2021
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