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Alder Vets operate a full mobile service in Guildford

Comprehensive veterinary service to all owners of reptiles

Pet can't travel? Make an appointment with our mobile vets

Guildford vet surgery

Vet in Guildford

We understand and value the relationship you have with your pets. Chris, Lucy and the rest of the team are committed to delivering high quality healthcare with a personal touch.

We are a fully accredited RCVS practice – this means we meet strict standards of practice and ensure our team is up to date with the latest techniques.

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Alder Veterinary Practice
137 Worplesdon Road,
Guildford,
Surrey,
GU2 9XA
Telephone: 01483 536 036

Did you know?

Crofts Vets in Haslemere is our sister practice.

Veterinary practice

Mobile Vet Service

Are you busy, housebound or without transport? Have you a nervous pet that does not like transport or the vet surgery? Or you would simply prefer a home visit?

If so, our experienced mobile team is just right for you.

For continuity of care backed up by our comprehensive in-house facilities – call for an appointment or book online today.

All charges are the same as at the surgery plus £55 callout fee if we are given over 24 hours notice.

Areas covered

Albury
Aldershot
Ash
Ash Vale
Bisley
Blackheath
Bramley
Brookwood
Burpham
Chilworth
Compton
East & West Horsley
Fairlands
Godalming
Guildford
Jacobs Well
Knaphill
Lightwater
Merrow
Normandy
Ockham
Old Woking
Pirbright
Puttenham
Pyford
Ripley
Seale
Send
Shalford
Shere
Stoughton
Sutton Green
Tongham
West & East Clandon
Westend
Woking
Wood Street Village
Worplesdon

Mobile Vet Service

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