What is pet insurance and why do I need it?
Nufikha Azreen2025-07-02T09:33:10+00:00Pet insurance helps cover the cost of unexpected veterinary treatment, giving you peace of mind and protecting your pet’s health without financial worry.
Kirriemuir: 01575 572643 | Forfar: 01307 466967 | Blairgowrie: 01250 871010 | Scone: 01738 505122 | Book Online Now
Kirriemuir: 01575 572643 | Forfar: 01307 466967 | Blairgowrie: 01250 871010 | Scone: 01738 505122
Book Online Now
Pet insurance helps cover the cost of unexpected veterinary treatment, giving you peace of mind and protecting your pet’s health without financial worry.
Call or visit your local branch to schedule a consultation. We’ll discuss suitability, costs and walk you through the procedure step by step.
After surgery, your pet may experience mild discomfort and need a recovery cone. We’ll supply pain relief medications and guide you through activity restrictions and wound care.
Your pet must fast from midnight before surgery and stay hydrated until the morning. We will provide detailed instructions when you book the procedure.
For some procedures, such as spays, cats and small dogs may not be the best candidates for keyhole surgery simply because of their size. We assess each case individually based on your pet's overall condition and the specific procedure required.
This type of surgery causes less trauma, offers quicker recovery times, results in smaller scars and often reduces postoperative pain. Many pets go home sooner compared to traditional surgery.
We use keyhole techniques for procedures such as spaying, liver biopsies and bladder stone removal. It’s ideal for conditions where traditional open surgery is unnecessary.
Keyhole surgery, also known as laparoscopy, is a minimally invasive procedure performed through small incisions using specialised instruments and a camera. It allows us to treat internal conditions with less pain, with faster recovery times.
Yes. We can organise microchipping, vet checks, necessary vaccinations, tapeworm treatment and help complete your export or health certificate to ensure your dog meets UK import standards.
Ensure rabies vaccination is done at least 21 days before travel. Tapeworm treatment must occur no more than 120 hours and no less than 24 hours before re-entering the UK.
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Appointments are free for all Practice Plan Extra members.
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