The Crofts Veterinary Practice
Crofts Vets Brechin

 
Services:

Emergencies:
The Practice runs a 24 hour Emergency Service and all emergencies will be seen as soon as possible by a Vet. If you are bringing an emergency to the surgery it will be helpful if you telephone first and tell the Vet or Receptionist the nature of the emergency so that preparations to receive you can be made.

Outwith office hours it will always be necessary to telephone first as there will be nobody at the surgery to see your pet.

Bringing Your Pet:
In order to ensure the safety of your pet and yourselves, all dogs should be on a collar and lead or carried. Cats should be in a secure cat basket (cardboard, plastic, or wire cat baskets can be bought at the surgery). Rabbits, hamsters, etc., should be brought in secure containers.

Dogs should be given ample opportunity to empty bowels and bladder before coming to the surgery.

Housecalls:
We are happy to make house calls although we prefer to see clients at the surgery where we have the facilities, drugs and staff to attend to your pet's needs. Because of the time involved, house calls are considerably more expensive than consultations at the surgery.

Operations:
Most operations will be arranged by the Vet during consultations. However, routine operations (spays, castrations etc.) can be arranged over the telephone.

We carry out operations on most weekday mornings. Animals should be brought in at 9.00am and should have nothing to eat or drink from 6.00pm the previous evening. In most cases it will be possible to collect your pet the same day, but in some circumstances it may be necessary to keep your pet overnight. A heated ward of stainless steel kennels is available for this.
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