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Firth Veterinary Hospital

4.3 (12 reviews)
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Pet physical or wellness exam

Pet vaccinations

Private dog training

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2 years ago

amazing team of specialists. Made us feel so welcome on our first visit. Knowledgable staff and up to date facility.

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3 years ago

they are so great with animals. I've never seen such care anywhere else I've taken my pets. 5 stars isn't enough for how they treat your pet

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I am so happy to finally find a veterinary group who are kind, open, welcoming and thorough.

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In Dogs We Trust - Wagging her tail. She's learning.

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This is my first time owning a dog, and I know training is an integral part of being a dog owner…read more My boyfriend and I enrolled our puppy Chelsea in this 8 week training course for her to learn obedience, training and commands so she will listen to us and be a better dog in the future. This class was at the London Middlesex Civitan Club every Thursday night between 8pm to 9pm (we got the late night class because of my work schedule). We were referred bya neighbour of ours who took that class. The trainers we had were Deb and Melissa, and their experience and training were phenomenal. Each week we would walk in, and they would have play time for about 5 to 10 minutes, running around, playing and making friends with the other puppies there. We learned a lot of commands to make her stay, sit (which she thinks is laying down, but we'll take it!) up, down, and leave it, few of the many we learned. It takes a lot of patience and practice, and they both were very patient with all the puppies in that class as well as our Chelsea. She was one of the smaller puppies there and all she wanted to do was love everyone. In these 8 weeks, she has learned so much and is starting to become more well behaved. This was an amazing course, and the last week they had a puppy graduation with caps and everything! I highly recommend this class for everyone who has a new puppy and wants really great training. The trainers were amazing, personable and very knowledgeable when it comes to helping us adapt to our dog. If we ever have another dog (which in my boyfriend's case, we will) I will definitely train them here. Thank you for a wonderful course and lots of training tools to help train our Chelsea!

If you have 200 dollars of your hard earned money that you want to thro away, do it here. They…read morethrow so many concepts at you before the dog can even walk on a leash. By the third class, and there are 6, they wanted my dog to walk in a figure 8. Hyper 8 month old Border Collie. I dont think so. The concept behind getting your dog to do things was good (treats). Other than that a waste of time. He was so confused he just laid down.No play time just a buncha dogs on leashes getting commands thrown at them. I was disappointed. They will never be Puppy Power.

Firth Veterinary Hospital - vet - Updated May 2026

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