Welcome to Ardmore Veterinary Group
Due to the small enclosed rooms within the building we cannot ensure social distancing with our clients so we are still operating a closed door policy and reduced numbers of staff in the building for our own distancing. This means virtual consultations where possible. For consultations in person we ask owners to remain outside whilst the vet examines your pet. Both of these methods take time and with small teams of staff we are doing our best to look after you all and appreciate your understanding of our limitations at this time.
We all look forward to the day we can re open our doors and welcome you all in but thank you all again for your cooperation.
For important up to date information on Coronavirus and the practice click here particularly in regard to vaccinations, worm and flea treatment, ordering medication and what to do if your pet is unwell.
Our YELDHAM branch will be temporarily closed during the government ordered restrictions. This will allow us to work more effectively from our SUDBURY branch which will remain open for necessary, non-routine appointments and medication and food orders. During this lock-down period we are available 6 days a week on the
Sudbury number 01787 372588 and our normal out of hours
services, staffed by our own vets and nurses, is available when we
are closed.
DO NOT TURN UP AT THE SUDBURY SURGERY WITHOUT CONTACTING US BY PHONE FIRST.
PLEASE USE reception@ardmorevets.co.uk and dispensary@ardmorevets.co.uk for non-urgent queries and medication orders.
For general information on companion animals and Coronavirus please see the BVA and WSAVA websites (you can click on these to follow the link)
Welcome to the practice website. Please look around the website and scroll down to our Facebook feed to explore the latest goings on at the practice. If you are welcoming or thinking of welcoming a new kitten or puppy into your family please contact us for advice and check out our Puppy and Kitten packs Offer on our promotions page. The kitten checklist, produced International Cat Care and the BVA along with other professional bodies and charities may be useful before you visit he kitten.
Pet travel during the transition period
You can travel with your pet to the EU under the current pet travel rules using your current UK-issued EU pet passport.
If you’re travelling with your pet for the first time you’ll have to visit one of our vets to get a pet passport.
Pet travel from 1 January 2021
The UK will become a third country from 1 January 2021.
Please see our News section for more information on Pet Passports.
or visit pettravel@apha.gov.uk
A two centre companion animal veterinary practice, we have been established in Sudbury Suffolk for over forty years offering veterinary services to Sudbury and the surrounding villages on the Suffolk and Essex border.
The practice treats all small animals including pet birds, small rodents, tortoises, rabbits, cats and dogs..