Reviews of Tram Rd Animal Care Services. (Veterinarian) in Rangiora (Canterbury).

Tram Rd Animal Care Services

40 Reviews

33 Comments

Veterinarian

Professional services

843 Tram Road, Rangiora 7692, New Zealand

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Information of Tram Rd Animal Care Services, Veterinarian in Rangiora (Canterbury)

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This place has good reviews, this means that they treat their customers well and you’ll feel great with their services, recommended 100%!

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Open hours of Tram Rd Animal Care Services

Monday

9–11 a.m.

Tuesday

9–11 a.m.

Wednesday

Closed

Thursday

9–11 a.m.

Friday

9–11 a.m.

Saturday

10–11 a.m.

Sunday

Closed

Reviews of Tram Rd Animal Care Services

S. W.

First time I have ever been to this clinic called and got an appointment at short notice Tracey was lovely and great with my old dog . Definitely will recommend them and will go back .

M. F.

Molly's first visit! Went really well! Great staff. 🐱👍

A. D.

We took our dog here for a second opinion, they said they would attempt to save save his leg. Which they managed to pull off - the other vet in town just wanted to amputate the leg!!! We are so happy we went here, our dog Skip is also very happy he still has 4 legs.

J. S.

All the Team and Veterinary ladies, are lovely down to Earth people love the Animals. Dedicated.!! I hve had no issues. Cheaper, for me than my own vet. In my area. Was recommended by a lady I know, who goes there. Good to have two lots of Vets. 😆

J. J.

Great service, great staff, great prices. Couldnt ask for more

D. B.

Very caring & friendly know my Tinky is in the best hands possible.

Y. L.

Caring and honest vet, that doesn't overcharge, and is knowledge about probably every animal out this way. Always had good service over the last 6 years we've been going there.

c. p.

I took my critically ill Chihuahua to this vet on Friday morning after she had been under the care of another vet for a week with no idea as to what was wrong. Within 30 seconds a lump was found. Daisy, my dog, was operated on Friday evening and an earplug was removed from her intestine. The next day Daisy nearly passed away but the dedication of the vet saved her. I have no doubt that my dog would have died without the care of this practice. For that reason they have hero status in my mind. I will never have enough words and cannot recommend enough.