1131 days ago

🐈❤️Meet our Cattery Nurse - Danika🐈❤️

Hamilton Small Animal Veterinary Centre

The wonderful Danika who runs our boarding Cattery is a Registered Veterinary Nurse so has all the knowledge to take care of the health and well-being of your feline companions, which she looks after and pampers as if they were her own.

She keeps the high standards of hygiene in the cattery and provides the safest and healthiest environment for the duration of their stay. No request is too big or too small.

Danika is more than happy to keep intouch with you while you are away and update you with photos and emails on how your fur family member is doing. They even receive a ‘Report Card’ when they go home!

Just request for Danika to keep you updated on your furry feline at reception on the day of check in.

💕They will be in Safe and Caring Hands💕

www.hamiltonvets.co.nz...

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