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Out of hours? Call (555) 014-2699, every night (sample)

(555) 014-2600

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Vets for dogs, cats and rabbits in Springfield

Larkfield Vets (sample) is an independent clinic on Orchard Street: health checks, vaccinations, neutering, dentistry and surgery, with the out-of-hours number answered every night.

Book an appointment
Out of hours: (555) 014-2699

Weekdays 08:00 to 19:00, Saturday 09:00 to 13:00 (sample)

Vaccination and health record

Biscuit, Border Collie puppy (sample)
Born 2 August. Registered at Larkfield Vets (sample).

Age

Given

Notes

Vet

8 weeks

DHP + L4Batch 0428A

First vaccination and a nose-to-tail check. Weight 4.2 kg.

RM

8 weeks

Chip

Microchip fitted and registered to the owner.

RM

10 weeks

DHP + L4Batch 0511C

Second vaccination. First walk date agreed with the vet.

JA

6 months

Check

Growth, teeth and weight. Neutering talk.

RM

15 months

Due 12 Nov

First yearly booster and health check.

 

Sticker: vaccine given, from the vial label. Stamp: check or procedure. Dashed box: next visit, pencilled in.

Appointments

Mon to Fri 08:00 to 19:00
Sat 09:00 to 13:00

Nurse clinics

Tue and Thu 14:00 to 17:00
Weight, nails, microchips

Out of hours

Every night, Sundays and holidays
Call (555) 014-2699

Opening times (sample).

What we do

Every visit starts with a 20-minute appointment with a vet or nurse. You get a price before any treatment, and the vet explains the choices.

Health checks and vaccinations

Nose-to-tail check, weight, teeth and the vaccines your pet needs for its age and lifestyle.

From $58

See details

Neutering

Spays and castrations for dogs, cats and rabbits. In at 08:15, home the same afternoon in most cases.

From $190

See details

Dental care

Dental checks in every consultation; scale, polish and extractions under anaesthetic when needed.

From $240

See details

Surgery and diagnostics

Digital X-ray, ultrasound and blood tests in our own lab, so most results come back the same day.

Quoted after an exam

How it works

Nurse clinics

Weight checks, nail clips, microchips and checks after an operation, with a veterinary nurse.

From $18

Nurse clinic times

Emergencies

Day-time emergencies are seen at the clinic; at night your call goes to our out-of-hours vets.

Call first

What to do

Example prices.

Health plans, month by month

A plan spreads the routine care of a year into equal monthly payments. Each strip shows what is in the plan and when it happens.

First year

Puppies and kittens from 8 weeks

1yearly vaccinehealth checkflea and worm dose

2yearly vaccineflea and worm dose

3flea and worm dose

4flea and worm dose

5flea and worm dosenurse clinic

6health checkflea and worm dose

7flea and worm dose

8flea and worm dose

9flea and worm dosenurse clinic

10flea and worm dose

11flea and worm dose

12health checkflea and worm dose

$19 a month

Adult dog

Dogs from 15 months

1yearly vaccinehealth checkflea and worm dose

2flea and worm dose

3flea and worm dose

4flea and worm dosenurse clinic

5flea and worm dose

6flea and worm dose

7health checkflea and worm dose

8flea and worm dose

9flea and worm dose

10flea and worm dosenurse clinic

11flea and worm dose

12flea and worm dose

$18 a month

Adult cat

Cats from 15 months

1yearly vaccinehealth checkflea and worm dose

2flea and worm dose

3flea and worm dose

4flea and worm dose

5flea and worm dosenurse clinic

6flea and worm dose

7health checkflea and worm dose

8flea and worm dose

9flea and worm dose

10flea and worm dose

11flea and worm dosenurse clinic

12flea and worm dose

$15 a month

Rabbit

Rabbits from 6 weeks

1yearly vaccinehealth check

2nothing booked

3nothing booked

4nurse clinic

5nothing booked

6nothing booked

7health check

8nothing booked

9nothing booked

10nurse clinic

11nothing booked

12nothing booked

$11 a month

Month 1 is the month you join. Sticker: the yearly vaccine. Stamp: a health check with the vet. Small tick: a flea and worm dose to take home. Dot: a nurse clinic (weight, nails, teeth). Example prices.

Compare the plans
Ask reception about a plan

Your first visit

New to the clinic? This is what happens, from the phone call to the card you take home.

Hands checking a fluffy Pomeranian lying on a wooden table, seen from above

1

Book

Call or send a request. New pets get a 20-minute slot with a vet.

2

Bring

Any old records, a carrier for cats and rabbits, a lead for dogs.

3

Weigh in

A nurse weighs your pet on the floor scale in the waiting room.

4

The check

Eyes, ears, teeth, heart, skin and belly; ask anything as we go.

5

The card

The vet fills in the card and pencils the date of the next visit.

If your pet is unwell out of hours

Call before you set off. Our out-of-hours vets answer every night, Sundays and holidays, and tell you whether to come in and where (sample).

Call (555) 014-2699
What counts as an emergency

Call straight away if your pet

  • Has trouble breathing, or its gums look pale or blue
  • Collapses, or has a fit that lasts more than a few minutes
  • Has eaten something poisonous: chocolate, grapes, rat bait, lilies for cats
  • Strains and cannot pass urine
  • Has a swollen, hard belly and tries to be sick
  • Has been hit by a car, even if it seems fine

This list is not complete. If you are worried, call.

The vets and nurses

Two vets, a nurse and a receptionist who know the pets by name. The initials on your pet’s card are theirs.

A vet in blue scrubs listening to a Pomeranian's chest with a stethoscope on a wooden consulting table

Dr Ruth Marsh (RM)

Veterinary surgeon, clinic lead (sample)

Dogs, soft-tissue surgery and the first-year visits of most of our puppies.

Dr Jonah Adeyemi (JA)

Veterinary surgeon (sample)

Cats and rabbits, dentistry, and the quiet Thursday cat clinic.

Priya Shah (PS)

Veterinary nurse (sample)

Nurse clinics: weight, nails, microchips and checks after an operation.

Tom Feld

Reception and health plans (sample)

Appointments, plan sign-ups and repeat prescriptions.

Meet the team

Questions from owners

Do I need to register before the first visit?

No. Book a first appointment and reception registers your pet when you arrive. Bring any old vaccination card if you have one.

How much is a consultation?

A 20-minute consultation with a vet is $58, and a nurse clinic from $18 (example prices). The vet gives you a price before any treatment.

Is there a separate waiting area for cats?

Yes. Cats and rabbits wait in a quiet room away from the dogs, with shelves to keep the carrier off the floor.

My dog is nervous at the vet. What can we do?

Ask for the first or last appointment of the day, when the clinic is quiet. You can bring a favourite blanket, and we can see your dog in the car park first.

Can I pay monthly?

For routine care, yes: a health plan spreads a year of vaccines, checks and flea and worm doses into monthly payments.

Pet care notes

All notes

Find the clinic

Larkfield Vets
9 Orchard Street, Springfield (sample)

  • Free parking for 12 cars behind the clinic, two spaces by the door
  • Bus 12 stops on Station Lane, three minutes' walk
  • Step-free entrance and a floor scale big enough for large dogs
  • Separate waiting room for cats and rabbits
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Map of the streets around Larkfield Vets on Orchard Street
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