Arnold and Carlton Veterinary Centre in Mapperley will shut its doors for good on Monday, October 14th after the retirement of vet Ben Berlyne. The practice thanked clients for their support over the years and urged them to submit insurance claims before the closure date.
A popular and long-standing vets in Nottinghamshire has announced its closure. Arnold and Carlton Veterinary Centre , situated in Westdale Lane, Mapperley , said it would shut its doors for good on Monday, October 14.
In a message to clients, the practice continued: "We would like to take this opportunity to thank you, as our clients, for all of your support over the years and wish you all the very best." Another added: "25 years we've been with you. It will be so hard to find a vet as good as you." According to its website, Arnold and Carlton Veterinary Centre treats all companion animals including dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, as well as reptiles such as snakes and lizards.
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