Two days ago I had an awful experience at the clinic. I had brought my dog for a checkup, and my dog is lively or rather like getting pampered, which is why she jumps, but she is not aggressive. I had brought with me only the bib, because I know the risks of taking the dog with a collar, in addition to choke. But the vet, because my dog jumped, he put him in the collar choke carrying it around, and slammed to the ground "feet to make it clear who's boss" and shaking his nose for the same reason. I was speechless at that moment I did not know whether to take my dog, who still needed a consult, or cry because I felt guilty. In addition to control the body he held his hand on the head crushed on the floor and one knee on the body. I say, but you kidding? a vet should love animals, and be happy that a dog is happy and who is not afraid, on this occasion I saw my dog terrified of everything. a vet should love a dog, do not treat it that way. and if you are tired of your work maybe stop doing that instead of submitting a dog that way. I came home with tears in their eyes with my dog now just sees the collar or harness, she runs away putting under the table, if this is normal? There's only one vet in the clinic that really deserves appreciation and of which I was really impressed and Sam to which I say thank you. however, the same goes for the nurses if you do not like that a dog will jump on you change job. because if I were a vet or a nurse to each dog to put him at ease would let me jump and lick to help him feel comfortable. And I am also a nurse but working with people who are sometimes aggressive verbally and physically, but I do not subdue. I will change definitely vet because to blame for all this now I will have to make a long rehabilitation to the collar, to keep the dog quiet.Read Less

I went to daisy street after searching for a vets that would work with and on rats. Luckily I found this one and I'm so happy I stuck with it. The procedure was fantastic. All the staff I had the luck of encountering were wonderful. They all loved my little Reggie and were so good with keeping me calm. I won't be going to any other vets. Fantastic. 5* service! Thank you again daisy street!!!!! Read Less

We've been attending Daisy Street vets for over 12 years with our boxers and have to say that all the team are amazing. Two of our previous boxers had complicated health issues but they never gave up with them, nothing is ever too much trouble. Read Less

Very helpful and caring staff at Daisy Street they looked after our Fliss as well if not better than anyone could through two operations on both back legs she could not walk before the opp after she was able to run up the stairs and at the end Fliss had kidney failure think she had been through enough now she is at rest Thank you all at Daisy Street especially you Sam . Thank you Jill & Ken Read Less

I have been with this Vets approx 35 years and they are fantastic and caring and compassionate all the staff are lovely the Recptionists, Nurses and the Vets who I trust implicitly with caring for my poorly animals they really have their welfare at heart, thank you Read Less