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Flynn Vets arrangements during the Corona Virus crisis – Updated 30 November 2020
Veterinary services have been included in the list of essential services permitted to remain open during the current NI restrictions. All 3 Flynn Vets clinics will be open normal hours and we are providing our full range of services.
Phone lines have been very busy over recent months and we really appreciate your patience when trying to get through to us. In an effort to make it a bit easier, we have introduced a couple of new online services:
- Book a grooming appointment with The doG room via their online calendar;
- Order repeat medication for your pet using our online contact form.
Both of these services can be accessed via the links at the top of this page.
We are still adhering to social distancing guidance, so for now we are limiting the number of clients in our waiting rooms. When bringing your pet to see us, we ask that:
- Only one person attends, and
- You wear a face covering if coming inside our clinics. You are welcome to wait outside while our vets exam your pet.
Please continue to give as much notice as possible for orders of medication and food – we require at least 24 hours notice for orders of medication.
Like our Facebook page, Flynn Vets for regular information and updates.
We hope everyone is keeping safe and thank you all for your patience and understanding so far. Be assured we are working hard to deliver an excellent service for our patients.
Stay safe
All at Flynn Vets
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