Willow Veterinary Centre – Thorpe Road
Vets in Norwich, Norfolk
202 Thorpe Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 1TJ
Thorpe Road veterinary centre with routine care, surgery, diagnostics and an on-site dog-grooming parlour.
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Willow Veterinary Centre's Thorpe Road practice offers consultations, dentistry, diagnostic tests and imaging, microchipping, neutering, nurse clinics, parasite control, surgery and vaccinations. The premises have on-site parking, disabled access and a dog-grooming parlour. The current branch page lists Monday–Friday opening from 8am to 6:30pm, with Saturday and Sunday closed. Book routine visits through the practice website or call 01603 300814. The rendered dog price table lists standard initial vet consultation £70, repeat consultation £64, nurse consultation £36, microchipping £22, puppy primary vaccinations £134, annual dog booster £95 and written prescription £27. An Animal Health Certificate is £317, excluding microchip, rabies vaccine and tapeworm treatment. Listed castration £306 and spay £399 vary with weight. Dog Healthy Pet Club Core is £21.99 per month and Advanced £34.99 per month, with benefits subject to membership terms. When the practice is closed, emergency care is through Norwich Night Vets at Taverham Veterinary Practice, Fir Covert Road, NR8 6HT: 01603 867330.
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