Merecroft Veterinary Clinic
Campbell River, British Columbia
General Info
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic stands as a recognized entity among British Columbia's animal enthusiasts who seek local veterinary assistance. The clinic’s position within British Columbia enables pet owners from adjacent areas to obtain regular veterinary services. Depending on the case services may encompass routine checkups pet vaccinations early disease screenings and diagnostic consultations. Merecroft Veterinary Clinic establishes an orderly and tranquil environment that reduces stress levels for both pets and their owners. The veterinary team across Campbell River manages an extensive range of medical needs including skin and coat concerns dental issues and mobility problems. The clinic demonstrates proficiency in handling urgent health issues such as infections and digestive changes while offering standard wellness visits and preventive plans. The Merecroft Veterinary Clinic serves as a critical resource for British Columbia families dealing with complex diagnoses and the care of aging pets with chronic illnesses. Visitors frequently comment on the clinic's communication approach which stands out for its clarity and kindness while remaining easily understandable. Pet owners experience increased assurance regarding their animal care choices through this support. Numerous clients maintain long-term relationships by returning for many years because they value consistent service delivery which enables them to build trust over extended periods. The staff's expertise in both common and intricate veterinary subjects enables them to effectively direct long-term care. Merecroft Veterinary Clinic experiences expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners settle in the Campbell River area and seek nearby veterinary services. The clinic's involvement with the local pet community establishes a network that promotes both responsible pet ownership and attentive animal care. An established practice in British Columbia stands as a dependable option for those who need routine veterinary services and responsive animal care. The inhabitants of Campbell River together with those from adjacent regions in British Columbia frequently value the presence of Merecroft Veterinary Clinic as a local healthcare option. New pet owners looking for advice and longtime clients managing special conditions both require veterinary services that maintain clarity compassion and consistency. This practice performs its vital community function by fulfilling essential roles.
Reviews
ROBERT SCHMIDT
7 Jun 2020
REPORT
Cares more about your money than your animals. If you have the option to go anywhere else, please do so!
Kyla B.
8 Jun 2019
REPORT
Called in an emergency on a Sunday as my dog had a stick through his eye. Got the vet on the phone and she tried to shove me off by saying "I'm not the emergency vet" over and over again. I explained ...
Called in an emergency on a Sunday as my dog had a stick through his eye. Got the vet on the phone and she tried to shove me off by saying "I'm not the emergency vet" over and over again. I explained we are customers of theirs and that this is the emergency number I was given on the Merecroft fridge magnet when I first took my puppy in. She did end up coming in and looking after my dog and I was very thankful. Two follow up visits later, both within 5 days of his incident, and over $100 for each visit for nothing but a quick look at the eye and a couple eye drops, she decided to refer us to an eye specialist on the mainland. I said ok then went home and started doing my own research. I decided before I make a trip to the mainland I wanted a second opinion. I called and made an appt at Coastland vet. Coastland had called the Merecroft vet to get details on my dogs record before our visit. The Merecroft vet then gave me a call and said they are cancelling my file, cancelling the specialist referral and that they will no longer have anything to deal with us. I was taken aback and explained that it was never my intention to move to a new vet, that all I was looking for was another opinion before seeing the specialist.. she said things don't work that way and that our file is deleted and that's that. I will NEVER trust them for anything in the future and will for sure be passing along my experience to anyone I encounter looking for vet recommendations. I was grateful for her help with the emergency but the true colours are showing that she really only cares about her business and money.. why would anyone want to trust their pet with someone like that!?
Mel Astrope
1 Mar 2018
REPORT
Both my kitties were fixed here, and I get their flea medicine here and I find it reasonably priced and the staff seems to genuinely care about the animals they see. I brought my mean cat in a while a...
Both my kitties were fixed here, and I get their flea medicine here and I find it reasonably priced and the staff seems to genuinely care about the animals they see. I brought my mean cat in a while ago for an infected cut above her eye which they took very good care of and it healed nicely. I was prepared to pay for sedation but they managed to treat her without it. Surprising, she is quite vicious lol. Again the price was reasonable and less than I was expecting. They were also very patient with me as i had to call more than once to reschedule because i couldn't catch the cat to bring her in.
Johnathan Carley
28 Dec 2017
REPORT
Good clinic. Never had any major problems. So cant speak for serious clinical care. But they're very courteous and helpful.
Dave French
6 Dec 2017
REPORT
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Dave
6 Dec 2017
REPORT
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Dave F.
6 Dec 2017
REPORT
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Steve Helgren
26 Sep 2015
REPORT
But we need pics of Ruby.....your official greeter...
Pat Hall Stawski
16 Aug 2014
REPORT
This is one of the best clinics I have ever had the privilege of going to. The kindness and compassion of all the staff is felt in every single animal they look after, and not just ones brought in f...
This is one of the best clinics I have ever had the privilege of going to. The kindness and compassion of all the staff is felt in every single animal they look after, and not just ones brought in for appointments but like my Sophie who was there for a year. She was loved and cared for until the time came for us to meet. thank you for all that you do!
Vicki 'Grycan' Lagos
12 Jul 2013
REPORT
A recent email, thanks Dave! (Oct 3, 2016) "Hi Dr Kwong You probably don't remember me - on Saturday of the July long weekend we were fortunate enough to get an appointment to see you. One of our dogs...
A recent email, thanks Dave! (Oct 3, 2016) "Hi Dr Kwong You probably don't remember me - on Saturday of the July long weekend we were fortunate enough to get an appointment to see you. One of our dogs, a chocolate lab called Numo had suddenly become lame in one of her front legs the previous day and was complaining when anyone approached her. I was most impressed with how you handled her and diagnosed she had a neck strain. It took a long time for Numo to get better (you said it could take a month) and now she is. We chose not to renew the Robaxin that you prescribed .. but when she lapsed after a couple weeks we put her back on it and it has made a world of difference. I have researched your background on your web site and notice the emphasis on an integrated, holistic, rehabilitation approach which explains why I was so impressed with your handling of Numo. Thank you so much for your services. Thanks again so much Dave Robbins, Vancouver, BC
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Where is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic located?
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is located at 465 Merecroft Rd Unit E1-B, NULL, Campbell River,NULL V9W 5B1. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Campbell River area and surrounding communities.
What time does Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open and close each day?
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is open Monday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 14:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 14:00 PM.
Is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open on Sundays?
No, Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Merecroft Veterinary Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Merecroft Veterinary Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
Business Hours
Monday
Mon
08:00AM-17:00PM
Tuesday
Tue
08:00AM-17:00PM
Wednesday
Wed
08:00AM-17:00PM
Thursday
Thu
08:00AM-17:00PM
Friday
Fri
08:00AM-17:00PM
Saturday
Sat
09:00AM-14:00PM
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Merecroft Veterinary Clinic
Campbell River, British Columbia
465 Merecroft Rd Unit E1-B
Campbell River British Columbia V9W 5B1
General Info
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic stands as a recognized entity among British Columbia's animal enthusiasts who seek local veterinary assistance. The clinic’s position within British Columbia enables pet owners from adjacent areas to obtain regular veterinary services. Depending on the case services may encompass routine checkups pet vaccinations early disease screenings and diagnostic consultations. Merecroft Veterinary Clinic establishes an orderly and tranquil environment that reduces stress levels for both pets and their owners. The veterinary team across Campbell River manages an extensive range of medical needs including skin and coat concerns dental issues and mobility problems. The clinic demonstrates proficiency in handling urgent health issues such as infections and digestive changes while offering standard wellness visits and preventive plans. The Merecroft Veterinary Clinic serves as a critical resource for British Columbia families dealing with complex diagnoses and the care of aging pets with chronic illnesses. Visitors frequently comment on the clinic's communication approach which stands out for its clarity and kindness while remaining easily understandable. Pet owners experience increased assurance regarding their animal care choices through this support. Numerous clients maintain long-term relationships by returning for many years because they value consistent service delivery which enables them to build trust over extended periods. The staff's expertise in both common and intricate veterinary subjects enables them to effectively direct long-term care. Merecroft Veterinary Clinic experiences expansion because increasing numbers of pet owners settle in the Campbell River area and seek nearby veterinary services. The clinic's involvement with the local pet community establishes a network that promotes both responsible pet ownership and attentive animal care. An established practice in British Columbia stands as a dependable option for those who need routine veterinary services and responsive animal care. The inhabitants of Campbell River together with those from adjacent regions in British Columbia frequently value the presence of Merecroft Veterinary Clinic as a local healthcare option. New pet owners looking for advice and longtime clients managing special conditions both require veterinary services that maintain clarity compassion and consistency. This practice performs its vital community function by fulfilling essential roles.
Business Hours
Monday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Tuesday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Wednesday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Thursday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Friday
08:00AM-17:00PM
Saturday
09:00AM-14:00PM
Reviews
ROBERT SCHMIDT
7 Jun 2020
Cares more about your money than your animals. If you have the option to go anywhere else, please do so!
Kyla B.
8 Jun 2019
Called in an emergency on a Sunday as my dog had a stick through his eye. Got the vet on the phone and she tried to shove me off by saying "I'm not the emergency vet" over and over again. I explained ...
Called in an emergency on a Sunday as my dog had a stick through his eye. Got the vet on the phone and she tried to shove me off by saying "I'm not the emergency vet" over and over again. I explained we are customers of theirs and that this is the emergency number I was given on the Merecroft fridge magnet when I first took my puppy in. She did end up coming in and looking after my dog and I was very thankful. Two follow up visits later, both within 5 days of his incident, and over $100 for each visit for nothing but a quick look at the eye and a couple eye drops, she decided to refer us to an eye specialist on the mainland. I said ok then went home and started doing my own research. I decided before I make a trip to the mainland I wanted a second opinion. I called and made an appt at Coastland vet. Coastland had called the Merecroft vet to get details on my dogs record before our visit. The Merecroft vet then gave me a call and said they are cancelling my file, cancelling the specialist referral and that they will no longer have anything to deal with us. I was taken aback and explained that it was never my intention to move to a new vet, that all I was looking for was another opinion before seeing the specialist.. she said things don't work that way and that our file is deleted and that's that. I will NEVER trust them for anything in the future and will for sure be passing along my experience to anyone I encounter looking for vet recommendations. I was grateful for her help with the emergency but the true colours are showing that she really only cares about her business and money.. why would anyone want to trust their pet with someone like that!?
Mel Astrope
1 Mar 2018
Both my kitties were fixed here, and I get their flea medicine here and I find it reasonably priced and the staff seems to genuinely care about the animals they see. I brought my mean cat in a while a...
Both my kitties were fixed here, and I get their flea medicine here and I find it reasonably priced and the staff seems to genuinely care about the animals they see. I brought my mean cat in a while ago for an infected cut above her eye which they took very good care of and it healed nicely. I was prepared to pay for sedation but they managed to treat her without it. Surprising, she is quite vicious lol. Again the price was reasonable and less than I was expecting. They were also very patient with me as i had to call more than once to reschedule because i couldn't catch the cat to bring her in.
Johnathan Carley
28 Dec 2017
Good clinic. Never had any major problems. So cant speak for serious clinical care. But they're very courteous and helpful.
Dave French
6 Dec 2017
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Dave
6 Dec 2017
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Dave F.
6 Dec 2017
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stres...
Clients of mine who purchased a toy Maltipoo took their puppy to Merecroft as it had some recurring diarrhea with blood and had vomited and collapsed, to weak to eat or drink. This was obviously stressful for new puppy owners and they went to the clinic already in a panic. When they called me they were very upset as the veterinarian had told them that their puppy was not going to make it and would likely be dead within 24 hrs. The recommendation was to take the puppy to Canada West as it likely had parvovirus or , but would likely not survive the trip. This diagnosis was made with a visual inspection (lethargic - calling it underweight), temperature (was normal) and heart rate (also normal). I spoke with the vet on the phone and explained this was a simple case of hypoglycemia that the puppy was dehydrated and had low-blood sugar. The vet hung up on me. You read that right, they would not listen to the breeder and presented no solutions other than "this dog is sick and going to die" and hung up on me. My clients were in distress and this clinic displayed no compassion or professionalism at all so I had no choice but to have them bring the puppy to my vet in Abbotsford who had a completely different diagnosis. To put everyone at ease we did the parvo test, took about 10 minutes to show negative. We put her on the drip overnight and they fed her a development soft puppy food. We did blood work and gave anti-biotic. The very next day she was back to normal, soft but formed stool - no blood seen since, lots of energy and gained 2 oz, or 11% body mass increase. After 2 days her stool is normal and she is eating and drinking fine with no signs of anything wrong. My vet said we would only need Canada West if she had a severe liver shunt, as the rest of her bloodwork was normal and to retest her in 2 weeks. I called the Merecroft Clinic to make my report and voice my concerns to the owner. They didn't seem to care and the owner never called me back. Totally unprofessional and I will be telling all my breeders, clients and Mr. Google to avoid this place.
Steve Helgren
26 Sep 2015
But we need pics of Ruby.....your official greeter...
Pat Hall Stawski
16 Aug 2014
This is one of the best clinics I have ever had the privilege of going to. The kindness and compassion of all the staff is felt in every single animal they look after, and not just ones brought in f...
This is one of the best clinics I have ever had the privilege of going to. The kindness and compassion of all the staff is felt in every single animal they look after, and not just ones brought in for appointments but like my Sophie who was there for a year. She was loved and cared for until the time came for us to meet. thank you for all that you do!
Vicki 'Grycan' Lagos
12 Jul 2013
A recent email, thanks Dave! (Oct 3, 2016) "Hi Dr Kwong You probably don't remember me - on Saturday of the July long weekend we were fortunate enough to get an appointment to see you. One of our dogs...
A recent email, thanks Dave! (Oct 3, 2016) "Hi Dr Kwong You probably don't remember me - on Saturday of the July long weekend we were fortunate enough to get an appointment to see you. One of our dogs, a chocolate lab called Numo had suddenly become lame in one of her front legs the previous day and was complaining when anyone approached her. I was most impressed with how you handled her and diagnosed she had a neck strain. It took a long time for Numo to get better (you said it could take a month) and now she is. We chose not to renew the Robaxin that you prescribed .. but when she lapsed after a couple weeks we put her back on it and it has made a world of difference. I have researched your background on your web site and notice the emphasis on an integrated, holistic, rehabilitation approach which explains why I was so impressed with your handling of Numo. Thank you so much for your services. Thanks again so much Dave Robbins, Vancouver, BC
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FAQs
Where is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic located?
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is located at 465 Merecroft Rd Unit E1-B, NULL, Campbell River,NULL V9W 5B1. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the Campbell River area and surrounding communities.
What time does Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open and close each day?
Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is open Monday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Tuesday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Wednesday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Thursday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Friday 08:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 09:00 AM to 14:00 PM. They are closed on Sundays.
Is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open on Saturdays?
Yes, Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 09:00AM to 14:00 PM.
Is Merecroft Veterinary Clinic open on Sundays?
No, Merecroft Veterinary Clinic is closed on Sundays. They operate Monday through Saturday, serving pet owners during the week and on Saturday.
How can I book an appointment at Merecroft Veterinary Clinic?
You can book an appointment online with Merecroft Veterinary Clinic via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
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