– Updated Jan 6, 2021 –
We would like to welcome you to Friars Moor Veterinary Clinic and reassure you that we are providing a veterinary service during the current COVID restrictions.
In order to keep clients and staff members safe, we ask you to please adhere to the following guidelines set out at our branches:
- Order your prescriptions online (including flea and worm treatment).
- Do not attend the branch if you have symptoms of Coronavirus.
- Wear a facial covering at all times. (We ask this also applies when talking to staff outside).
- Maintain social distancing.
Due to social distancing, we still do not have access for our clients to attend clinical areas.
Thank you for your continued understanding and cooperation in these challenging times.
Stay safe
The Team at Friars Moor Vets
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