Woodlands Veterinary Group en Plymouth

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  Megan Crotty

  :: 23 February 2018 20:53:07

  Very friendly helpful staff

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  A Cat

  :: 15 February 2018 22:16:41

  Really helpful staff, always seem to be able to get our cats in when needed. Chose due to location as is great for emergencies. Prices are a little high but you do get what you pay for. Only issue is it would be nice to have areas for dogs only as they seem to scare a lot of the other animals, especially our cats.

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  Amy

  :: 12 September 2017 13:01:53

  I chose this vets for location in case of emergency which is the only reason why I stay at this practice. My dog has diagnosed with conditions that I have yet to be validated, when I have taken him in with an actual injury (cut paw) I was told he would have to have surgery which I was fine with. Called up and was informed that he was recovering well and could pick him up after 4, the bandage on his leg came off during the week which revealed nothing had been done apart from applying a bandage when I questioned this the retracted their first statement about the operation. My next issue is when he developed a limp, he was put on pain relief. I had a job in Taunton so obviously my dog came with me, he still had this limp after restricted walks and plenty of rest so took him to a vets up there who said the pain relief he was not strong enough for his weight deeming it ineffective. I wish the practice was what it used to be like and care of these animals rather than a money making business as it now appears.

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  Chris Ballett

  :: 31 March 2017 17:54:45

  After previously choosing a well-known, nationwide pet superstore's in-house vet service (they who shall not be named), I could not be happier with my choice to change vets: this experience was a world away from the dire, misinformed advice we had previously received in our early and somewhat naive dog-owning days. The fact the costing is far more appropriate (and I've done the research on the previous vet service's costing) is a mere side point when it comes to the sensitive care and expert veterinary advice you are given by Woodlands - I'd pay the astronomic prices of other vets for the quality of one particularly brilliant vet's consultancy alone. Everything was explained clearly and expertly, context was sought before any decision were made and all potential scenarios regarding timescales of recovery and medicinal requirements were transparent and forward-thinking. Our vet-shy dog (vet-hating, as we had previously thought) was made to feel comfortable and safe before any kind of veterinary inspections were made, and at that point the vet made it abundantly clear why it was important to stop any further inspections to avoid more damage. The reception staff were also particularly welcoming and helpful. All in all, you couldn't really ask for more. PLEASE NOTE: this glowing report, while entirely deserved, may be partly influenced by a conversely poor consultation with a previous vet.

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  Niki Baser

  :: 06 February 2017 08:38:13

  picked my dog up after he had surgery and he was coverd in his own diarrhoea. i asked why he was in this state and the tramp behind the couter said he had only just done it (with attitude). i told her she was lying as it was all dried in and obviously been on him for some time.