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Astonlee Veterinary Hospital - Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire
Astonlee Veterinary Hospital in Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, is a small animal practice, treating cats and dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, reptiles and all other family pets. The practice was founded with the intention of providing the very best veterinary care to the local community.
We have developed a wide range of clinical and preventive medicine services coupled with systems that support the delivery of these services to you and your pets.
The veterinary practice was established in 1986 and is located in Tickford Street, Newport Pagnell, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and is owned by Mr Paul Manning who has over 30 years veterinary experience.
Astonlee is delighted to offer the only 24-hour Animal Hospital in the Milton Keynes area or Buckinghamshire manned by our own Vets, Nurses and staff to provide the highest level of in patient care.
This does enable us to provide the care your pets need in many circumstances, in particular when they have undergone or undergoing surgery or intensive medical care and treatment. At Astonlee Veterinary Hospital, the care of your pet is continued around the clock by our team on our premises, and we do have hospital visiting arrangements for clients when your pets are in the hospital. The continuity of care over 24 hours can be critically important, and we are pleased to be offering this service.












User reviews
3 reviews
In 2011 I took my cat to them after it had been attacked by a stray dog. She seemed to survive this without serious injury but rapidly went off her food. At this practice I was told not to worry and that "when she is hungry she will eat"
This practice recommended and carried out a dental operation and failed to recognise that she was suffering from kidney failure. I was prescribed unsuitable medication (that for a dog) and eventually took her to another vet who immediately correctly diagnosed her true condition.
I have raised this incident with the RCVS who recommended to the practice that their staff received further training.