(Our story)
Why we do things a little slower
We opened in 2009 because we wanted a clinic where a nervous cat did not have to sit next to a barking dog, and where owners left with a clear plan rather than a confusing bill.
Today we are a team of twelve, with our own surgical theatre, digital X-ray and a separate cat ward. The way we work has not changed: fewer, longer appointments, written notes after every visit, and a phone call when your pet wakes up from surgery.
(What makes us different)
Small details, every visit
Separate cat area
Own entrance corner, raised carrier shelves and a cat-only ward.
Longer consults
20 minutes as standard, 30 for first visits and seniors.
In-house diagnostics
Blood tests, digital X-ray and ultrasound without leaving the building.
Same-evening calls
A nurse calls after every procedure, and again a few days later.
(Milestones)
Fifteen years, one street
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2009
Two rooms and a kettle
Fauna opens with one vet, one nurse and a waiting room that doubled as reception.
2013
Our own theatre
A dedicated surgical suite means planned procedures no longer leave the building.
2018
The cat friendly ward
A quiet ward with its own ventilation, built after listening to years of feedback.
2024
Senior pet clinic
Twice-yearly checks with longer slots, for pets who deserve a slower pace.
