Existing Vet4Life clinic on the junction of Teddington’s High Street and Kingston LaneThe site of the old Nat West bank when had been linked to a branch of Pret a Manger on the corner of Station Road and the High Street about 200 metres from current Vet4LifeDownstairs of the new building offers scope to support more patients
The Vet4Life office on Teddington’s High Street and the corner of Kingston Lane is to relocate to the ground floor of the old NatWest bank building at the junction of the High Street and Station Road, Teddington Town can exclusively disclose.
The bank was one of the first to close down in Teddington in 2017.
Today, Vet4Life confirmed: “Work has officially begun on the expansion of our Teddington practice as we relocate just down the road to a larger, purpose-built facility.
“The new practice has been carefully designed with both pets and their owners in mind and will feature separate waiting areas for cats and dogs, dedicated cat-only consulting rooms, and separate cat and dog hospitalisation wards.
“These improvements will help us create an even calmer, more comfortable environment for our patients while allowing us to continue providing the exceptional care our community has come to expect.”
“We can’t wait to welcome our clients and their pets to our new home and continue caring for generations of local families for many years to come.”
Vet4Life started out as a small animal veterinary practice dedicated to providing exceptional care for pets and their owners across South West London and Surrey with the opening of a first clinic in Teddington, which remains the original home of Vet4Life.
Another satisfied patient, OTIS
GOOSE was a patient at Teddington’s Vet4Life
DAISY BELLE was treated at the Teddington branch
Shortly afterwards, the vet expanded to Shepperton, allowing the business to support even more pets and their families across Surrey and Middlesex.
In 2015, the largest branch was opened in Surbiton, further strengthening Vet4Life’s commitment to delivering outstanding veterinary care within the local community.
They added: “Over the years, Vet4Life has continued to invest in modern facilities, equipment, and technology, ensuring our patients have access to high-quality veterinary care close to home.
“As part of the Linnaeus Group, we also benefit from access to a wider network of clinical expertise and advanced training, while continuing to maintain the friendly, community-focused approach that has been at the heart of our practice since day one.
“Vet4life offers preventative healthcare and health plans, consultations and surgery, laparoscopic (keyhole) procedures, digital imaging and in-house laboratory diagnostic, dentistry , orthopaedics, emergency care through an out-of-hours provider, behavioural and welfare advice and much more.
“And now, we’re excited to begin the next chapter in our story.”
The exact timing of the move is unknown.
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