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New Ollerton, Nottinghamshire
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About Dog & Cat Vets in New Ollerton
Dog and cat owners in New Ollerton are mainly served by Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery, the town’s top-ranked clinic. Reviews suggest a strong general small-animal service with routine appointments, surgery, aftercare and particularly positive feedback for nervous pets and supportive staff.
- •General dog and cat care: Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery is described as providing routine health checks, consultations and investigations, including assessment of new lumps or masses.
- •Surgical care and recovery: reviews mention spay surgery, hernia repair, combined procedures under one anaesthetic and supportive follow-up such as stitch removal.
- •Helpful for anxious pets: owners specifically praise the team’s handling of rescue dogs, nervous animals and even a car-side stitch removal to reduce stress for one dog.
- •Compassionate support: end-of-life care is a clear strength in owner feedback, with named staff including Jade and Natasha praised for explaining the process and offering reassurance.
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Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery in New Ollerton is a veterinary nurse training facility offering a broad mix of routine and more involved care. Owner reports describe short-notice appointments, surgery including combined procedures,...
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Dixon and Young Veterinary Surgery in New Ollerton is a veterinary nurse training facility offering a broad mix of routine and more involved care. Owner reports describe short-notice appointments, surgery including combined procedures, post-operative support, and end-of-life care. Recent feedback remains strongly positive overall, especially for access, reassurance and handling of nervous pets, though one reviewer reported a poor communication experience during a consultation about a new lump.