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Hillcrest Veterinary Services (also referred to on its website as Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery) opened in January 2011 under John Finnegan, with the practice described as catering for small animals while continuing large-animal work at another site. The clinic highlights on-site digital X‑ray, and it also runs veterinary boarding kennels with specific vaccination requirements. Reviews commonly mention quick appointments (often seen within 5–10 minutes), staff who answer questions and reassure owners, and one review describing a fast in-clinic test to rule out FIV/leukaemia and treat with “a simple dose of flu.” There is also a complaint about kennel charging being misleading (charged for 3 days when the dog stayed 2 nights).
Hillcrest Veterinary Services (also referred to on its website as Cloverhill Veterinary Surgery) opened in January 2011 under John Finnegan, with the practice described as catering for small animals while continuing large-animal work at another site. The clinic highlights on-site digital X‑ray, and it also runs veterinary boarding kennels with specific vaccination requirements. Reviews commonly mention quick appointments (often seen within 5–10 minutes), staff who answer questions and reassure owners, and one review describing a fast in-clinic test to rule out FIV/leukaemia and treat with “a simple dose of flu.” There is also a complaint about kennel charging being misleading (charged for 3 days when the dog stayed 2 nights).