A car has crashed into a dog grooming and pet shop in Cults.
Police, fire and ambulance were all deployed to the scene of the incident just off North Deeside Road.
The front door and windows of Pet Arc have been heavily damaged as a result of the crash.
One person was treated by paramedics and released at the scene, but there were no reports of any serious injuries.
The incident occurred at around 10.30am on Friday and involved a car crashing into a building.
Photos taken at the scene show the entrance door to the shop has been completely taken off its hinges by the impact.
The front windows are also destroyed with the glass panels smashed.
It is not known how extensive the damage is inside the store or when it will reopen to the public.
Car crashes into Pet Arc in Cults
Pet Arc is located at the back of The Courtyard, a small group of shops on North Deeside Road in the centre of Cults.
The dog grooming and pet store opened its doors eight months ago.
In the aftermath of the collision, a cordon was put in place around the outside of the store.
Engineers and electricians were seen working to ensure the area was safe.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service deployed four appliances, a heavy rescue unit and a command support unit to the scene, to assist the Scottish Ambulance Service.
The fire service left the scene at 12pm.
A police spokesperson said: “Around 10.30am on Friday, August 9, we were called to a report of a car crashing into a building in North Deeside Road, Cults.
“There are no reported injuries.
“Officers are in attendance.”
An SAS spokesperson added: ““We received a call at 10.28am to attend a road traffic collision on North Deeside Road, Cults.
“We dispatched one ambulance to the scene. One patient was treated and released on scene.”
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