Fun-filled Open Day This Weekend at Top Swindon Veterinary Practice

Swindon’s esteemed primary care veterinary practice, Eastcott Vets, is excited to invite all pet owners to a thrilling open day, where they can get acquainted with the veterinary team and witness the first-class facilities in action.

The fun-packed afternoon will take place at the Linnaeus-owned location on Dorcan Way, on Sunday, July 23, from 2 pm to 4 pm. The event will kick off with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony, graciously performed by loyal customer, Pat Oborn, who has entrusted Eastcott Vets with the care of her pets for an incredible 45 years.

During the open day, visitors will have the opportunity to embark on an engaging tour of the animal hospital, led by two of Eastcott’s knowledgeable team members. The tour will encompass various departments, including the kennel room, laboratory, and imaging facilities, providing an exclusive glimpse into the inner workings of the entire practice.

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In addition to the tour, visitors will be able to witness demonstrations on parasites, toxins, and neutering, allowing pet owners to gain valuable insights into their beloved companions’ well-being. The Eastcott team will also be on hand to offer guidance on potential veterinary careers for those interested in pursuing a rewarding path in animal care.

To add to the excitement, there will be entertaining competitions with prizes on offer for both pet owners and their furry friends.

Stuart Davenport, our clinical director, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating, “This is a great opportunity for pet owners to find out what happens when their pet comes in for a procedure. Visitors can also learn about what vets and nurses do day-to-day in our practice.

“As well as a behind-the-scenes tour, we would encourage pet owners to ask the team any questions they may have or visit one of the information stations.”

To reserve your spot for the open day or to gather further details, visit www.eastcottvets.co.uk/about/events.

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