Just met Tim today for the first time who was very helpful, and seemed to like Arty. Thank goodness Arty was not to embarrassing, and behaviour beautifully! Took my 16 year old cat last week and met a lovely vet for was very helpful.

We would like to thank the entire staff of Senlac Veterinary Surgery for their warmth and professionalism. Our dog Pebble has, after years of good health, had the most terrible year: fractured teeth; a liver mass and, now, Addison's. The difficult diagnosis of Addison's came from a chance conversation with Lucasz who listened to us when we mentioned that Pebble had responded well to steroid antibiotics when being treated for an ear infection. We mentioned that it was as though she had been given a youth drug. This prompted Lucasz, in collaboration with the excellent vet team, to fast track and get a rapid diagnosis of Addison's. Addison's responds to steroids and is notoriously difficult to diagnose. Pebble was deteriorating rapidly and without this expertise, professionalism and urgency, she could well have lost her life. Now, only a few days later, she is transformed. We are also grateful to the nurses who have been wonderfully supportive and tender with Pebble. They showed us how to get tablets and nutritional food down her when she was having trouble swallowing. We would also like to commend the reception staff ( they must be sick of the sight of us by now) who helped maintain our flagging spirits with their empathy and good humour. We are to see Lucasz next week, where we will discuss a life long treatment plan. Thank you all for the magnificent team effort and we love how you all work together. The only complaint is from Pebble who really does not understand why we seem to spend so much time at Senlac when there are balls to fetch and squirrels to chase.

Very kind and sincere people. They give realistic advice, not just to milk you of money as I have experienced at other vets.