Cedarmount Veterinary Clinic

Fantastic vets. Was recommended to try this vet by my behaviourist for a second opinion. Vet was very thorough and knowledgeable and the appropriate referrals were made very quickly and my dog was diagnosed with a condition. Since then, he has been seen regularly and always given excellent care. He is very nervous of the vet and they are all extremely patient and calming with him.

As we approach Christmas time we are reminded of the phrase “ a dog is for life and not just for Christmas”. Our beloved golden retriever, Dexter, will be with us for Christmas only because of Craig Reilly in Cedarmount Vets. For the second time in Dexter’s life he was given life-saving surgery at Cedarmount Vets following what had been elusive diagnoses prior to us taking Dexter to Cedarmount Vets. After we were referred to Cedarmount, Craig diagnosed tetanus, a very rare condition in dogs, when Dexter was three and a half years old. After seven years of having Dexter due to this diagnosis and an intricate procedure to inject a solution into his brain, we returned to Cedarmount again seeking an explanation and help for Dexter’s symptoms. Craig swiftly operated on a serious spleen condition. We now have our happy, healthy Dexter again and, whilst we live quite a distance from Cedarmount Vets practice, we are very pleased that Dexter will benefit from the top class professional knowledge, innovative veterinary practices and excellent skills there for all his veterinary needs in the future. The practice is completely animal focused with all staff clearly devoted to their jobs; receptionists who are very helpful, considerate and caring – one receptionist remembered Dexter seven years on; vets that inspire total confidence; kennel assistants who provide excellent care; veterinary nurses who clearly love animals and love their job and everyone else who contributes to the success of the practice. Although words just do not seem adequate ……..THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU from Dexter, the Beckett family and dog brother Archie and Mylo. P.S. Having a candle in the reception which is lit to alert those in the practice to the fact that some-one is saying a final farewell to their beloved pet demonstrates the genuine compassion that the whole practice exudes.