If your dog needs veterinary attention, for whatever reason, you should first call ahead to see if the surgery has placed any specific restrictions and follow their advice.
They may adopt a telephone or video service for non-urgent cases and will be able to advise you on their processes for vaccinations, worming and de-fleaing, repeat prescriptions and other welfare activities.
Vet video consultation services such as FirstVet are becoming increasingly popular for pet owners and are a great option if you’d rather not leave the house for a vet appointment.
If you do need to visit the vet make sure to follow all their hygiene and safety processes including washing your hands, using hand sanitiser and maintaining social distancing as much as possible.