Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership – Norwich
Vets in Norwich, Norfolk
McLintock House, 21 Chapelfield Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 1RR
Chapelfield's Norwich surgery offers preventive care, routine surgery, dentistry and nurse clinics for dogs and other pets.
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Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership's Norwich surgery is at McLintock House on Chapelfield Road. The branch provides preventive medicine, routine operations including neutering, dental care, health checks and feeding and lifestyle advice. It also cares for cats and a range of small pets and is a veterinary nurse teaching practice. Nurse appointments include nail clipping, suture removal and weight clinics. Routine consultations should be booked in advance; appointments depend on availability. The practice offers Pet Health Club membership, and fees or treatment estimates can be requested from the team. The contact page lists Monday–Friday 8am–6:30pm and Saturday 8:30am–1pm, with Sunday closed; confirm the appointment time when booking. For an emergency outside normal opening hours call 01603 629046 and follow the instructions. Out-of-hours cases requiring attendance are treated by Norwich Night Vet at Taverham Veterinary Practice, Fir Covert Road, NR8 6HT, telephone 01603 867330; emergency charges are higher than routine charges.
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