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Eden Veterinary Practice in Cupar offers routine preventive care for dogs, cats and small companion animals kept in hutches, covering flea and worm prevention, puppy and kitten health checks and vaccinations, diet and weight management, dental health, microchipping and pet passports. These services are listed on the practice's own site, so they describe what the clinic advertises rather than a confirmed price list or appointment availability. If you are deciding whether to register, the practical step is to call 01334 650888 and ask which of these services fits your animal and when it can be booked.
Preventive services listed by the practice
The site groups its small-animal work under a set of named services. The table below maps each one to what it is for, based only on how the practice presents it.
| Service | What it covers, as described |
|---|---|
| Fleas & Worms | Prevention of parasites and harmful diseases; the practice frames this as avoiding illness rather than treating it after it appears |
| Puppy & kitten health checks & vaccinations | Early-life checks and vaccination for young pets |
| Diet & weight management | Support with feeding and weight |
| Dental health | Dental care as part of routine health |
| Microchipping | Permanent identification |
| Pet passports | Documentation for travel with a pet |
| Neutering | Listed alongside the other small-animal services |
| Home visits | Available as part of the practice's offering |
The practice also runs an interactive symptom guide on its site, which it suggests using to judge how soon an animal needs to be seen. That is a triage aid, not a diagnosis, so any worrying sign should still go to the team by phone.
Who the preventive care is for
The clinic describes itself as treating all animals, not just domestic pets. For small animals it names cats, dogs and companions kept in hutches. Separate sections cover horses and farm animals, and the site states that care extends to birds as well. If your question is about a rabbit, guinea pig or similar hutch pet, the small-animals route is the relevant one; for horses or livestock, the horse and farm sections apply.
How to act on this
- Decide which service you need — for example, a first vaccination for a puppy or kitten, or a microchip.
- Call 01334 650888 during opening hours to ask about booking and what to bring. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 8.30–7.00 and Saturday 9.00–1.00; the practice is closed on Sunday, with the on-call vet available for emergencies on the same number outside opening times.
- Alternatively, use the Book An Appointment option on the website, or email [email protected].
- For a non-urgent question about which preventive service applies, the symptom guide can help you judge urgency before you call.
The practice is at Cupar Trading Estate, Cupar, Fife, KY15 4SX, and has been established there since 2003.
Common sticking points
- Prices and plan details are not published on the page. The site mentions pre-purchase vetting in a general services sense, but no fee schedule appears, so ask about cost when you call rather than assuming.
- Out-of-hours care is for emergencies. The 24-hour service is described as an emergency service run by the practice's own team; routine vaccinations or checks should be booked within normal hours.
- Travel paperwork takes planning. Pet passports are a listed service, but the page gives no timelines, so confirm requirements and lead time with reception before booking travel.
- Registration is separate from booking. The site includes a register option alongside booking, so if you are new to the practice, say so when you call to avoid turning up unregistered.