The larger practice will look after more clients and expand its range of clinical services
Pet Doctors In Ryde Relocates To New Practice
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Pet Doctors has relocated to a new practice in the centre of Ryde on the Isle of Wight.
The surgery has been moved less than a mile east from Spencer Road to the town’s Milmega building, which has been converted into a new veterinary surgery in the centre of the town[1].
The new property will enable the practice to increase the number of clients it serves and significantly expand the range of clinical services it offers to pets on the island.
The converted building houses the latest veterinary facilities and equipment. Four consulting rooms have been installed to offer a greater number of appointments, along with a spacious operating theatre with the latest veterinary equipment. The site also hosts a dental suite, digital x-ray facilities, in-house laboratory and isolation ward for very sick animals.
To keep stress to a minimum for patients, the practice has a spacious reception area with separate waiting areas for cats and dogs, in addition to separate dog and cat hospital wards. New walk-in kennels have also been built for larger dog breeds, along with a dog exercise area.
The new practice is prominently located on Park Road which is on multiple public transport routes. It has its own separate entrance to provide easy access and ample parking for clients and animal patients. Full disabled access is also available.
A larger 16-strong team will collectively offer an increased range of services and will look after the practice’s clients and their pets.
In the weeks after opening, the new Pet Doctors practice hosted an Open Day for local pet owners to view the new facilities. Here they took a tour of the new practice, to see behind the scenes and meet the veterinary team.
[1] Park Road, Ryde, Isle of Wight PO33 2BE
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