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//Swaffham Veterinary Centre//

A pro-active approach to your pet’s healthcare

We are an independent modern veterinary practice located in Swaffham in the heart of Norfolk. Our purpose designed facility has been fitted out to the highest standards and we are committed to providing you with the very best individual care for your pet.

We look foward to meeting you today!

  • Purpose designed premises
  • State of the art equipment
  • 24 Vets, Nurses and support staff
  • Traditional, caring and personal service
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Our Services

Take a look at the comprehensive suite of services we have on offer at Swaffham Veterinary Centre

About Us

Find out more about our veterinary practice, our wonderful team and the facilities we have available

Our Blog

Here is where you will find useful information, advice, handy hints and tips from the world of pets

Pet Advice

Take a look here to find out some basic information and commonly asked questions on dogs, cats and rabbits

Introducing Petsapp

We are pleased to offer a new, more convenient way for you to contact us.

PetsApp allows you to chat to our team, order medication, book appointments, and even conduct video consultations. Your regular flea, wormer and appointment reminders will also be available through the app.

PetsApp is ideal for non-urgent requests and questions, allowing you to contact us at a time to suit you. If you run out of medication or dog food at 10pm simply send us a message and receive a response the following morning.

You should receive an invitation from us to join PetsApp. We would strongly encourage you to do so – and take advantage of the convenience it offers.

Our Team

Founder

CEO

Groomer

Groomer

Our Opening Hours

  • Monday 08AM - 10PM
  • Tuesday 08AM - 10PM
  • Wednesday 08AM - 10PM
  • Thursday 08AM - 10PM
  • Friday 08AM - 10PM
  • Saturday 08AM - 10PM
  • Sunday Closed
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What Makes Us Great

  • Modern Practice

    Purpose designed
    premises & facilities

  • Pet Medicine

    State of the art
    medical equipment

  • Grooming

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  • Monthly Care

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Testimonials

Advice & Insights

Our Blog

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An independent practice that provides the best care for your small animals🐶😺🐰🐹

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🐶 Everyone meet Clementine, aka Clemmie! 🐾If you haven’t met her already, we’d love to introduce the newest (and cutest!) member of the extended Swaffham Veterinary Centre family🌸Clemmie is our Practice Manager, Helen’s, adorable Norfolk Terrier cross puppy, and she’s already stealing hearts wherever she goes! It’s safe to say she is being socialised well at the practice❤️ ... See MoreSee Less
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🌿Grass Seed Season is Here – Be Aware!🐾As the weather warms up, grass seeds become a common hazard for our furry friends. ❌Although they may look harmless, these tiny, dart-shaped seeds can easily become lodged in your pet’s paws, ears, eyes, nose, or even under the skin. Once attached, they can burrow deeper into the body, causing painful infections, abscesses, and, in some cases, requiring surgical removal.🐾 Signs to look out for include:• Excessive licking or chewing at the paws• Limping or sudden lameness• Head shaking or scratching at the ears• Red, swollen or painful areas on the skin• Sneezing repeatedly or nosebleeds• Squinting, redness or discharge from the eyes• Swellings or wounds that don’t seem to heal💚 Prevention is key! Check your pet thoroughly after every walk, especially between the toes, inside the ears, around the eyes, and in the armpits. Keeping long fur around the paws neatly trimmed can also help reduce the risk.📞If you notice any of the signs above, or suspect your pet has picked up a grass seed, please don’t delay in contacting us. Early treatment can prevent a small problem from becoming a much bigger one! ... See MoreSee Less
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