A WARRINGTON based veterinary group is holding a special vaccination amnesty to help people through the tough economic times.
Partner Sean Cleary from the Willows Veterniary Group said; “In these times of economic hardship spare a thought for our four legged friends. Tempting as it might be to miss that next injection and save a few pounds you could be putting your pet at risk from some debilitating and potentially fatal diseases.
“It is a false economy if you miss your pet’s annual vaccination. Rather than just having a booster your pet will need to start a new complete course of injections, which will obviously cost more.”
But now help is at hand as Willows Veterinary Group has launched a Vaccination Amnesty. Any animal that has missed a booster injection can receive a full new complete course and pay only for the booster and at the same time receive a free animal health check.
“We understand that people are feeling the pinch at the moment,” added Sean. “But as animal lovers and vets we want to ensure that animals are covered and come up with a scheme that allows owners to look after their pets and their pockets”.
The vaccination amnesty runs throughout the months of June and July and it is available at any of the Willows Veterinary Group’s Surgeries within Cheshire including Beech House, Bridgefoot and Lymm Surgeries. For full details visit www.willowsvetgroup.co.uk
A WARRINGTON based veterinary group is holding a special vaccination
amnesty to help people through the tough economic times.
Vaccination amnesty for cats and dogs
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