A special Practice with a lot of heart
The history of Brookmead Veterinary Surgery in Cranleigh goes back over 50 years. During and after the Second World War, it was operating from Pittance Farm on Smithwood Common and was an agricultural and equine practice run by Mr J Craft.
Later the Veterinary Practice was relocated to Broadoak and in 1973 it moved across the road to the present site. By then it was trading as A.G. Berry & W. Miller, Veterinary Surgeons.During the 1970’s and 1980’s the small animal side of the Practice expanded. In 1980 Mr Miller retired and Mike Harrison took over. The practice continued to go from strength to strength as Berry and Harrison, with Mr Berry as consultant.
The Practice changed its name to Brookmead Veterinary Surgery in the early 1990s. Neil Coode joined the team in 1989 and became a partner in 1996. In 2007 Neil Horton became a partner and then in 2010 Mike Harrison and his wife Christine (who was Office Manager) retired.
A building with character
The present building dates from the late 1880’s when it was built as the doctor’s house and surgery that included stables to house his pony and trap. There are a number of old features including a bread oven in the kitchen and oak panelling in the waiting room.
Historic foundations
Rooted in the community
Our long history has given our Practice well-established roots in the local community! Today, we still believe in the same customer service values, adding the latest in modern veterinary medical science to provide a comprehensive care package for your pets.
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Other Veterinary Services
Nurse clinic
From health assessments to weight management and bandage care,
our nurse clinics provide specialist help and advice about a wide range of
pet care topics.
Puppy Parties
Our Puppy parties are a very popular activity at our veterinary practice! They are designed to provide valuable socialisation and education experiences for your puppy.
Alternative Treatments
Homeopathy has been used with animals for at least 190 years.
Veterinary homeopathy is often called upon
when all other conventional options have been exhausted.