Consultations
A nose-to-tail check, plenty of time for your questions, and clear options with costs.
Your neighbourhood vets on Orchard Rise
Unhurried care for dogs, cats and small pets
Bramblecote Vets is a small team of vets and nurses who take time over every appointment and explain your options and costs before anything happens.
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What happens here
We never rush a nervous patient, and prices are always agreed first.
Vaccinations
First courses and yearly boosters, with a health check at every visit.
Neutering
A pre-op check, drop-off in the morning and collection the same afternoon.
Dental care
Free nurse checks, then scaling and extractions under anaesthetic when needed.
Surgery
Routine and soft-tissue surgery in our own theatre, with a nurse monitoring your pet.
Nutrition and weight
Weight clinics and diet plans with a nurse, for any life stage.
Bringing home a new pet
Ideally in the first week, even if your pet seems well. Bring them in a carrier or on a lead, with any records you were given.
Register with us
Tell us your pet's name, species and age. Moving from another practice? We can request the records.
First health check, 20 minutes
A nose-to-tail check, with a vet or nurse going through what your pet needs.
Plan vaccinations
We explain the first course and when your pet can go out.
Microchip and protection
A microchip at the first or second visit, then flea and worm protection chosen for age and weight.
Everyday care, animal by animal
Each animal has different needs. Not sure what yours is due? A nurse can check when you book.
Vets, nurses and their own animals
A small team, so you will soon know the people looking after your pet, and they will know theirs.
Dr Bea Thackwell
Veterinary surgeon, clinical lead
Soft-tissue surgery and older dogs. Lives with Pickle, a lurcher with strong opinions about the sofa.
Dr Tomasz Oakenby
Veterinary surgeon
Cat medicine and dentistry. Shares a flat with Marmalade, who has never once used the scratching post.
Imani Rushbrook
Head veterinary nurse
Runs our rabbit, weight and new pet clinics. Keeps a bonded pair called Dill and Fennel.
Cai Ellery
Veterinary nurse
Anaesthesia monitoring and small pets. Has three guinea pigs and a very large hay bill.
Questions
Which animals do you see?
Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, gerbils and ferrets. We refer birds and reptiles.
What if my pet is unwell at night?
Call the night line on (555) 016-7711. It reaches the vet on call, who will say where to go and what to bring.
My rabbit has stopped eating. Can it wait?
Please call us the same day if your rabbit stops eating or passing droppings. Bring their bonded friend along too.
How do repeat prescriptions work?
Ask at least 48 hours before you run out. A vet needs to have seen your pet in the last six months, so we may ask you to book a quick check first.
My dog is nervous. Can we wait outside?
Yes. Wait in the car or the garden and we will fetch you when the room is ready.
Is a wellness plan the same as pet insurance?
No. A plan spreads the cost of routine care over 12 months. It does not cover illness or accidents.
Orchard Rise12 Orchard RiseMon to Fri from 8:00 AM, Sat from 9:00 AM · (555) 016-7700
Out of hoursPhone first. The vet on call will say where to goSundays, and nights when we are closed · (555) 016-7711