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Park Vet Group caring for your pet
The Park Veterinary Group aims to provide the best possible care for animals, providing the most up to date treatments and facilities, while treating you and your pet with care and compassion. We understand that pets are part of the family and we aim to treat all pets as if they were our own. Our aim is to build a trusting relationship with you based on personal, ethical service.
Part of that trust and care involves knowing that we are here when you need us. We provide a 24 hour, 365 day hospital, with vets that have immediate access to your pet’s history, so you can be reassured that our staff are there to help, whether it be midday or midnight.
All surgeries have an accreditation from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The Dominion Road, Glenfield surgery is one of the few practices in the country to be awarded the accreditation of Veterinary Hospital. The vets are highly qualified and include referral surgeons in Ophthalmology, Soft Tissue surgery, Diagnostic Imaging and Orthopaedic surgery. Nurses are trained to the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons standard to become, Registered Qualified Veterinary Nurses – RVNS.
Five Reasons why you should choose the Park Veterinary Group
- Park Healthy Pets Club
Direct debit scheme so you can spread the cost.
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- Triple Vaccine
All puppies are given the ‘triple’ vaccine.
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- Park Veterinary Hospital, Emergency service
Our fully staffed, emergency clinic, open all night,
every weekend and Bank holidays.
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- Referral Surgeons
In-house referral surgeons available.
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- Seasonal offer - Summer Flea saver
Beat the Flea!!!
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July 2010
We are seeing an increased number of pet rabbits being eaten by maggots. This is a dreadful condition that often isn't noticed by owners.   Please check your rabbit around its bottom on a daily basis at this time of year to make sure that area is clean and healthy.
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Dogs and Cats, as we all know, can become infested with fleas. These irritating little creatures have a fascinating life cycle, which can mean an infestation on your pet, turns into a huge problem in your home.
There are many different species of flea but the most common are the Dog flea and the Cat flea. Cat fleas are the most common and will infest both cats AND dogs.
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Each of the Park Veterinary Group's surgeries is regularly inspected and monitored by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to maintain its accreditation for high standards of care, for your peace of mind.
The Park Veterinary Group Glenfield Hospital has been awarded Veterinary Hospital status, the only in Leicester, by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.