An independent veterinary practice will open its new Skipton branch next month.
Dalehead Veterinary Group will begin welcoming pets at its new premises on Monday 7th September.
The practice will be based at Acorn Business Park, opposite McDonald’s and The Range, with on-site parking available.
Dalehead Vets already operates practices in Settle and Bentham.
A spokesperson said:
“Our team have been working hard behind the scenes to get everything ready and we’re really excited about the great new facilities we’ve put in place.
“We’ll be aiming to deliver our award-winning standards of veterinary care at affordable prices.”
The Skipton practice will open from 8.30am until 6.30pm between Monday and Thursday, and from 8.30am until 5.30pm on Fridays.
Saturday opening hours will be from 9am until midday.
Registered clients will also be able to access emergency advice and appointments outside those hours through the practice’s own vets and nurses in Settle.
Pet owners can register or arrange an appointment by calling 01756 529629.

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