pets at home

My son brought me ad home yesterday it was in a local newspaper.They are opening a veterniary surgery in are Local pets at home.Maybe they are also going to open them in there other stores.They are also having a opening Deal of 50% off vaccines and a veterniary consultion for just 10 pounds.I think its a realy good idea opening them in local pet stores,Vets for pets wont be very pleased has it is only half mile up the road from them

think some of them already have vets and at a good price as well

Mine already has a vet but its way too far for me to go, they are all on industrial estates round me.

But by having so many practices they keep the costs down I guess. I just prefer (and don't no any different) to know my vets, and the nurses. Xx

Mine has a vet surgery too, it opened about 6 months ago. It's a bit too far for me though. The prices are very reasonable though. If I lived closer, I would definitely register Charlie with them.

My jack russell and my old boy go to the same vet which is richmonds.Milly Goes to vet for pets.The reason i took milly to them was they do there vaccines at 8 weeks old richmonds dont do them until they are 10 weeks old.But i also paid for milly the vaccines for life at vets for pets so i will keep Taking her to same vets.But im thinking of taking my other 2 to the pets at home vet.

Our local pets at home in Stratford has had one for maybe 6 months to a year? got my girl spayed there as it was literaly half the price to that of the local vet, and they were superb.

my pets at home has had a vets for about a year and a half now.
When i got mouse i took them up on the 50% off vaccines and £10 microchipping. In total it cost me £35.01 for her vaccinations and her microchip.

Great for such a cheap price, but i will not use them again for anything. I will use my vet that my other dog goes to, the receptionists manage to stuff up too much stuff within these visits to bother using them again.

Some people say there P@H vet is good others say not so good. All depends on who is running it i suppose.


The P@H in my town now its been there for a while dosnt offer the puppy thing but it has puppy vaccinations £52 which also includes microchipping, de-fleeing and worming, which was good for my friend who bought a puppy that after getting it home found had VERY bad fleas that are still being treated now.

For beaus injections (both) and ruby and beaus microchips cost me £51 at vets for pets! i love it in there xxx

Well its kind of like a franchise as far as I can tell, so not all of them are going to be equal, I was sceptical at first, but you can check who is running the vets and do some research, a quick google soon put my mind at rest as the vet who is at mine is very well qualified and very experianced.

Would suggest anyone going to any vets do a little research first.

haddy wrote:my pets at home has had a vets for about a year and a half now.
When i got mouse i took them up on the 50% off vaccines and £10 microchipping. In total it cost me £35.01 for her vaccinations and her microchip.

Great for such a cheap price, but i will not use them again for anything. I will use my vet that my other dog goes to, the receptionists manage to stuff up too much stuff within these visits to bother using them again.

Some people say there P@H vet is good others say not so good. All depends on who is running it i suppose.


The P@H in my town now its been there for a while dosnt offer the puppy thing but it has puppy vaccinations £52 which also includes microchipping, de-fleeing and worming, which was good for my friend who bought a puppy that after getting it home found had VERY bad fleas that are still being treated now.

I like vets for pets we go with milly on a appointment so they is no waiting around in a queue with her.