Brannock Veterinary Clinic - Veterinary Care in Motherwell
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Brannock Veterinary Clinic
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Veterinary Care at 50 High St, Newarthill, Motherwell ML1 5JU, UK. Here you will find detailed information about Veterinary Care: address, phone, fax, opening times, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.
Opening times
Monday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sunday
Closed
Contacts
ML1 5JU
Scotland
50 High St, Newarthill, Motherwell ML1 5JU, UK
About Brannock Veterinary Clinic
Brannock Veterinary Clinic is a United Kingdom Veterinary Care based in Scotland, Motherwell. Brannock Veterinary Clinic is located at 50 High St, Newarthill, Motherwell ML1 5JU, UK
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Reviews of Brannock Veterinary Clinic
2015.08.13
Gabriel
Fabulously kind staff in a small, not too busy clinic. My furbabies are adored and well cared for. Not expensive and happy to help with advice, insurance queries and general pet health. I am very happy with the service.
2015.01.10
Layla
We've used brannock vets for both of our dogs and they go out their way to help and give them all the care they needed. Even when one of ours had behaviour issues they were always accommodating and tried their best to see to our dogs needs.
2014.12.10
Lila
Great service, always been there when needed by our pets.
2014.04.30
Savannah
Very helpfully and friendly
2014.04.19
Grayson
Called this vet on a Monday morning a few months ago to try to get an appointment for my cat, an 8 yr old rescue who I'd had for 6 months. She wasn't registered with you yet, I'd planned on doing so when her vaccinations became due in Sept. I explained she'd come home with her paw bleeding the night before, it had swollen up over night and she wasn't able to put her weight on it. Whoever answered the phone was clearly trying to make a point about me not having her registered with a vet already "You've not registered her", "you have a cat and you've not registered her", "you've had her 6 months and you've not registered with a vet yet" etc. I explained she was a rescued from Romania, had been vaccinated and had a full check in the UK before I gave her a home, so we hadn't needed a vet yet. You then became more concerned with seeing her paperwork (she has a passport) than about seeing the injured cat with the swollen paw. You told me to bring her paperwork in that evening and you'd try to see her later in the week. You should have recognised from my description of her symptoms that she couldn't wait for treatment and advised me to go elsewhere, instead your comment suggested it could wait. Thankfully I recognised she needed seen ASAP, as did vets4pets in Hamilton who managed to squeeze her in that evening and send her on her way with the antibiotics and painkillers she needed.