1087 days ago

⏰LONGER SUNDAY HOURS ⏰

Hamilton Small Animal Veterinary Centre

We are excited to share with you that from this Sunday the 11th of April our clinic will now be open longer hours on Sunday’s from 10am till 4pm for your convenience!😃

Consults with our vets will still be by appointment only, but we will now have more appointments available for you! 🎉

So if need to see one of our team at the weekend, give us a call on 07 8492963. We look forward to hearing from you!💕

(Please note a small weekend fee does apply)

www.hamiltonvets.co.nz...

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