Robson & Partners

read moreOur Laurencekirk branch has hospital status and is one of only eight Royal College inspected veterinary hospitals in Scotland. Through hospital status we bring the peace of mind of having a vet on call 24hours a day, supported by a veterinary nurse living on site, providing constant care for all in-patients, no matter how intensive.

read moreAt our Hospital in Laurencekirk we are able to carry out an extensive variety of tests (blood/urine/faeces/skin) from our laboratory. This allows us to gain quick results and helps us to provide a more efficient and effective service to our patients. We also have a state of the art Dental Suite, featuring dental x-ray at our Laurencekirk Hospital to attend to all your pet's dental needs, including extractions. We have many imaging facilities, including x-ray, ultrasound and endoscopy which we regularly use to detect certain diseases, fractures and of course pregnancy.

read moreWe believe that nutrition is an important part of keeping pets healthy and can also play a vital part in the treatment of some illnesses. This is why we stock a select range of cat and dog pet food in practice, helping to take the faff out of pet food for our clients by recommending diets that have been scientifically created to provide optimal nutrition, which tastes great! Explore the guide to pet nutrition to discover the truth behind current trending diets and what your pet really needs for a balanced diet, or contact us to book in for a nutrition consultation with a member of the team.

read moreWe run a 24 hour accident and emergency service from our Veterinary Hospital in Laurencekirk. Please call our usual telephone number in the event of an emergency to speak to our on-call Vet or Nurse.

read moreIn many cases, regular check-ups can lead to detection and specific treatment of diseases in their early stages, but if your pet is already ill we will administer rapid treatment, causing as little distress as possible. For our outpatients we offer a variety of treatment and advice at our daily surgeries - this can cover microchipping, vaccinations, weight clinics and general pet examinations.

read morePet insurance provides cover for veterinary fees in the event that your pet becomes injured or unwell. It can provide peace of mind that you're in a position to afford all the veterinary care your pet may need. With veterinary medicine employing expensive medical techniques and medication, and with pet owners caring more and more about their pets' health, pet insurance is becoming increasingly popular. There are many pet insurance companies now available, with many different levels of cover and policies to choose from.

read moreContact you if we've not received payment from the insurer 4 weeks after sending the claim form (most insurers request 4 weeks to process a claim) in order that you may query this with your insurance provider. If the insurer declines to settle the insurance claim, it's your responsibility to settle the account in full within 30 days. By offering a direct claim, we are not creating a contract between ourselves and the insurer. Any disputes regarding the claim will remain your responsibility and we are not required to investigate for you or deal with queries.