Wednesday 4th December

5pm-8pm

On March 2nd 2009 Hollybank Veterinary Centre in Sandiway opened its doors for the very first time.  From a cold start and with just four members of staff, it was an ambitious project.The aim of the practice was to provide the best possible care and service to both clients and patients.In short, Hollybank Vets wanted to be the practice that was ‘a cut above the rest’.

Four years on, with a staff of 8 and a glowing reputation, Hollybank seems to be well on the way to fulfilling the high target they set themselves. 

One thing that has always set Hollybank Vets apart from others is their willingness to allow clients and other members of the public to go ‘beyond the consulting room door’.  This has always been very important to the practice as they are very aware that clients generally never get to see ‘out the back’ or find out where their pet goes when it comes to stay –whether  for just a day or for longer.

Senior Vet Helen McCrorie says ‘We wanted our clients to be able to look around, see our facilities and make sure that they were happy with where their pet will be treated.  We have always held the view that we have nothing to hide and welcome clients – and potential clients – into the practice at every opportunity’.

Sound too good to be true?  Why don’t you come and see for yourself? Hollybank will be holding a charity open evening on  Wednesday 4^th December from 5pm until 8pm, to give more people a chance to come and see the practice – and raise money for local charity The Joshua Tree.

There will be refreshments, musical accompaniment and an opportunity to meet the staff and tour the facilities. See how your pet is cared for behind the scenes in one of Cheshire’s premier veterinary hospitals, from the consulting room through wards and operating rooms, to the digital imaging suite and staff crash room. In addition there will be case studies and posters explaining procedures and describing what happens, along with the Hollybank staff on hand to answer any questions you may have.

To find out more call us on 01606 880890 – we’re also on facebook & twitter!

Please note that pets will unfortunately not be able to take the tour due to the high levels of hygiene required throughout the hospital.