Bird Vets in Lancashire

Medivet Eccleston (Hillcrest Veterinary Surgery) is part of the Medivet group in Eccleston, Lancashire. The practice website states it offers 24-hour emergency care, and also mentions a time-limited free Mobility Pain Check promotion. Recent feedback often praises clear explanations, a calm approach with anxious or reactive dogs, and friendly front-desk support, although one recent reviewer reported a poor experience when calling about an emergency.

Skelmersdale Veterinary Practice treats a wide range of pets, including birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic or wild species. It is listed as an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Practice, though it is not currently shown as RCVS accredited on the practice listing. Recent feedback continues to highlight same-day access, practical step-by-step treatment planning, and especially strong support during difficult end-of-life decisions.

Cleveleys Vets4Pets is a Vets4Pets practice in Thornton-Cleveleys offering care for dogs, cats and exotics, with a broad mix of routine, diagnostic, surgical and inpatient services. The clinic’s website also lists Vets Now as its out-of-hours emergency provider. Recent feedback is especially strong around clear explanations, compassionate support for long-term and end-of-life cases, and thoughtful follow-up from the team.

Lancaster Vets is a long-established clinic in purpose-built premises in Lancaster, serving the community since 1999 and now part of VetPartners. Reviews consistently highlight calm handling for nervous pets, a bright clean waiting area, and a reassuring approach to explaining options during appointments. Recent feedback remains very positive about the friendliness of the whole team and the standard of everyday care.

Pinewood Veterinary Practice Ltd in Coppull is a veterinary practice and an explicitly stated Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight thorough consultations, supportive handling for anxious pets, and ongoing care for pets with more complex needs, including one owner who credits the team with saving a kitten’s life. Reviews are mostly very positive overall, though there is also a serious complaint about the quality of one post-operative follow-up appointment.

Rufford Veterinary Group Ltd is a veterinary practice in Ormskirk that is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews point to a mix of routine care and surgical work, with particularly strong praise for entropion surgery carried out by Mr Frazer (Ian). Recent feedback is largely positive about the team’s friendliness and professionalism, though some clients still mention appointment delays and problems using the online booking form for cat appointments.

Burch Tree Vets in Carnforth is part of IVC Evidensia and states that it offers 24/7 emergency care, 365 days a year. Its website also promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan with consultations included. Recent reviews are largely very positive, especially around calm handling, clear communication and support for pets at different life stages, though there is also a serious complaint about an emergency case being turned away.

Heywood Veterinary Centre is a VET PARTNERS practice in Heywood offering care for dogs, cats and a range of exotic pets, including birds, reptiles and ferrets. The clinic’s website states Royal College practice standards accreditation, Cat Friendly Status from the International Society of Feline Medicine, and that it is a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight thorough consultations, clear explanations, supportive end-of-life care and reassuring treatment of exotic pets.

Pinewood Veterinary Practice Limited in Chorley is a well-reviewed clinic with recent feedback highlighting friendly, knowledgeable staff and a reassuring approach. Owners particularly describe clear communication around treatment, prompt help in urgent situations, and attentive follow-up after procedures. The practice is also noted for arranging specialist input when needed and supporting owners through difficult end-of-life decisions.

Rose Valley Vets Ltd is a family-run, independent small-animal practice in Burnley. The practice website describes a renovated, purpose-built facility with two operating theatres, modern anaesthesia and monitoring equipment, and a separate prep room, supporting both routine appointments and surgical work. Recent reviews paint a largely positive picture of attentive clinical care, with examples ranging from vaccinations and spays to emergency surgery, detailed sedation discussions, and compassionate end-of-life support, although a small number of reviews report reception and booking problems.

Vets4Pets Blackburn is a Vets4Pets practice in Blackburn with a modern clinical setup including an in-house lab, imaging equipment, an operating theatre, and separate cat and dog waiting and ward areas, plus isolation facilities. Website information also points to a broad small-animal service offering, including diagnostics, surgery, nurse clinics, and emergency cover through Vets Now Hospital out of hours. Recent feedback is largely positive about access, facilities, and named staff, though there are also some complaints about rushed appointments, handling, and communication in a small number of cases.

Walkden Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. It offers a broad first-opinion service for dogs, cats, rabbits and small mammals, with in-house diagnostics, digital imaging, surgery, hospital facilities and separate cat and dog waiting areas. The clinic’s listed facilities include an in-house lab and pharmacy, digital x-ray and ultrasound, an operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit, with out-of-hours care handled by Pet Medics. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise communication, emergency access and aftercare, while a small number raise serious concerns about surgical outcomes and charges.

Myerscough Veterinary Group Bacup is part of a wider multi-branch practice under the MyVets branding. This branch appears to provide core first-opinion care, including routine vaccinations and neutering, with reviews showing a mix of positive experiences with staff and frustration around appointment access. Some owners report kind, compassionate care, while others describe long waits, changing branch availability, and being redirected to other branches for appointments.

Myerscough Veterinary Group is part of a multi-practice veterinary group, with the website stating it operates 11 practices. Everyday care includes routine consultations, check-ups, vaccinations, repeat prescriptions and ongoing medication support, including medication for seizures/fits. The practice also promotes a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations, and clinic information lists emergency veterinary cover with 24/7 or extended-hours arrangements.

Andrew Mellor Veterinary Surgeons is a family-owned practice in Thornton-Cleveleys, founded in 1974 by David Wadsworth and run by Andrew Mellor and his family since 2012. The clinic says it is RCVS approved, VetGDP approved, and a training practice for veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses. Recent feedback continues to highlight confident surgical and urgent care, clear explanations, and newer brighter premises with separate areas for cats and dogs.

Chorley Vets is an independent, family-run practice in Chorley, established in 2016, working from a purpose-built facility it moved into in 2020. The clinic offers care for both pets and exotics, with separate dog, cat and exotic wards, plus a dedicated comfort room. It also states that clients have access to 24/7 video advice through the VidiVet app. Recent feedback continues to highlight quick appointments, clear explanations and thoughtful handling for nervous or reactive animals.

Moy Vets Hambleton in Poulton-Le-Fylde receives mostly very positive recent feedback for caring service, prompt appointments and clear explanations. The practice is a cat-friendly clinic and offers routine care alongside urgent appointments, end-of-life support and health-plan options. One serious complaint alleges a vaccination error involving a cat and poor communication afterwards, which stands out against otherwise positive reports of helpful follow-up and compassionate care.

Oakmount Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited IVC Evidensia practice in Burnley that says it provides care 24/7/365, with a team member on site at all times. The practice also highlights advice and treatment for exotic pets, a Pet Health Club preventative-care scheme, and its status as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is largely very positive, especially around friendly staff, clear explanations, and accommodating urgent cases, although experiences with reception and pricing are not uniformly positive.

Pinewood Veterinary Practice Limited is a Leyland veterinary practice with a strong overall Google rating and recent reviews covering routine appointments such as boosters, lump checks and other general health concerns. Feedback is mixed but leans positive overall, with several owners praising calm handling, helpful reception support and straightforward care. A smaller number of recent reviewers raise concerns about reception tone, access to urgent appointments and some charging decisions.

Town & Country Veterinary Group is an IVC Evidensia-owned, multi-branch veterinary practice and a veterinary nurse training facility. It says it treats a wide range of species, including cats, dogs, rabbits, small mammals, birds, and reptiles, and its website also mentions emergency care. Recent feedback is largely positive about the team’s friendliness, communication, and handling of anxious pets, though there are also some serious complaints around dental consent and pet plan cancellation charges.

Pendle Pet Care Limited, trading as Stanley House Veterinary Group, is a long-established Colne practice that says it has been caring for pets for over a century. It is part of VetPartners and is set up for both routine appointments and urgent cases, with emergency veterinary services listed in its clinic information. The practice is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise clear communication, kind handling and fast emergency help, while some report serious concerns around reception sensitivity and administration.

Potter House Vets (Potter House Ltd) presents itself as an independent practice with a 30-year heritage, and it notes very limited availability for new clients. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more involved treatment, with recent reviews covering vaccinations, neutering, surgery, urgent help after an accident, support for very sick or elderly pets, and compassionate end-of-life care. Feedback is largely warm and loyal, though there is also a clear complaint about a reception check-in error, a long wait, and poor front-desk handling.

Vetcare Limited is a small-animal, first-opinion veterinary practice in Leigh offering routine care alongside in-house diagnostics, with radiology and ultrasonography listed on its site. Recent feedback continues to point to a mix of preventative care and more involved treatment, including puppy vaccinations, routine health checks, blood testing, and dental procedures. Many owners value seeing the same vet over time and praise the practice for clear explanations and gentle handling, although a small number of reviews mention difficulty getting appointments with a preferred vet and periods when phones were not answered.

M Gourley Veterinary Surgeons – Ashton-under-Lyne is a small-animal practice established in 1953 and the main site of the Gourley Veterinary Surgeons group, now part of CVS. The practice offers broad first-opinion care, with on-site imaging, dental work, physiotherapy and a soft-tissue surgery referral service. Recent feedback shows a mixed picture, with strong praise for some vets and nursing support alongside some serious complaints about communication, medication advice and end-of-life care.

Andrew Mellor Vets is a family-run veterinary practice in Thornton-Cleveleys, purchased by Andrew Mellor and his family after he joined in 1997 and became lead vet around 2005. The practice is RCVS approved and VetGDP approved, and offers surgical, medical and diagnostic care. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear explanations, compassionate handling, and newer premises that owners describe as bright, roomy, and set up with separate areas for cats and dogs.

Burch Tree Vets in Morecambe is part of IVC Evidensia and offers 24-hour emergency care, 365 days a year. Reviews describe a team that makes practical adjustments for nervous pets, including quieter appointment arrangements and updates after procedures. Recent feedback is largely positive about the practice’s compassion, handling, and honesty, although some owners raise concerns about pricing and follow-up advice.

Medivet Chorley (Hillcrest Animal Hospital) is part of the Medivet group and handles routine appointments alongside urgent and overnight cases. Recent reviews continue to highlight a caring, hands-on team, with particular praise for support during end-of-life visits, out-of-hours help, and regular phone updates during an overnight stay. Most recent feedback is very positive, though there are still some concerns around fees and one report of a confusing emergency-access experience.

Companion Care (Ashton) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets and is part of the Vets4Pets network. It offers small-animal first-opinion care with on-site diagnostics including an in-house lab, digital X-ray and ultrasound, plus inpatient facilities such as a hospital ward and isolation unit. The practice also has separate cat and dog waiting and ward areas, and out-of-hours emergency care is provided by Vets Now Manchester.

Myerscough Veterinary Group’s Clitheroe branch is part of a wider group with 11 branches, rather than a single standalone clinic. The practice’s published information includes routine consultations, emergency veterinary services, and consultations included through its Pet Health Club® Plus plan. Recent feedback is mostly positive, with owners often highlighting friendly, helpful care and occasional examples of staff going well beyond what was expected.

Myvet in Leyland is a local practice that appears in older reviews under the name Myerscough Veterinary Group, suggesting earlier branding or group links. Reviews point to routine care for cats and dogs, including consultations, vaccinations, microchipping and common procedures, with repeated praise for gentle handling and accommodating nervous pets. Recent feedback is largely positive, with owners highlighting friendly staff, good appointment availability and calm, low-stress visits.

Vets Now Preston is part of the Vets Now emergency-care network and is owned by IVC Evidensia. It focuses on out-of-hours and urgent veterinary treatment for pets, including in-clinic emergency care and video consultations. Recent feedback continues to highlight clear explanations, compassionate support in high-stress situations, and treatment for serious cases, alongside some concerns about waiting times and cost.

Blackpool PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity network and focuses on free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need. Recent feedback continues to highlight quick access for urgent concerns, alongside compassionate support during difficult visits such as euthanasia and care after a pet has died. Reviews also describe both routine treatment and more serious medical or surgical care being handled on site.

Medivet Ashton 24hr is part of the Medivet group and operates as a 24-hour centre for urgent and emergency care in Ashton-under-Lyne. Recent feedback continues to highlight quick access for out-of-hours cases, including unplanned arrivals being seen promptly, and vets who take time to explain options clearly. Reviews are broadly positive overall, though there are some recent concerns about communication, administration, and one upsetting interaction at reception.

Moy Vets Thornton is a small-animal practice in Thornton-Cleveleys and is part of the IVC Evidensia group. The clinic’s established service mix includes urgent care, surgery, diagnostics, routine appointments and nursing support, with reviews also mentioning access to a vet and nurses around the clock. Recent feedback is largely positive, especially for friendly, compassionate handling in urgent situations, though a small number of clients describe difficulties during busy periods and concerns about costs.

All 4 Pets Vets describes itself as a family-run practice in Leigh, combining general veterinary care with on-site rehabilitation and pet care services such as boarding and grooming. The clinic highlights hydrotherapy, laser therapy and acupuncture alongside standard vet appointments, and also notes a comfortable waiting room and a covered outdoor waiting area. Recent reviews continue to highlight hydrotherapy, clear explanations from the vets, and supportive care for dogs with longer-term health problems.

Moore Vets in Preston is a small-animal practice used for both everyday pet care and exotic species, with particularly strong feedback around reptiles, rabbits and other non-traditional pets. Reviews consistently describe a calm, friendly atmosphere and thorough consultations where owners feel listened to. Recent feedback also shows people using the practice for routine care such as vaccinations and microchipping, as well as more involved problem-solving for ongoing health issues.

Value Vets is part of the Sunbeam Veterinary group, which includes three veterinary clinics and a veterinary hospital. The clinic offers routine first-opinion care as well as more advanced second-opinion and referral work, with facilities including a CT scanner, hydrotherapy, three surgical theatres, seven consultation rooms, and separate cat and dog waiting and ward areas. Reviews are generally positive for compassionate care and clear explanations, though a few recent reviewers raise concerns about consent and pricing communication.

Preston Vets is a small-animal clinic in Preston offering routine care alongside more advanced procedures and diagnostics, including laparoscopic surgery, bronchoscopy, orthopaedic surgery, and advanced cardiac and abdominal ultrasonography, with on-site X-ray and ultrasound listed on its website. The clinic says it provides emergency treatment for urgent medical issues and treats dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and small mammals. Recent reviews consistently highlight kind handling, clear communication, and practical decision-making in cases ranging from surgery and referrals to ongoing pain management.

Town & Country Veterinary Group in Blackburn is part of IVC Evidensia and belongs to a wider multi-practice veterinary group. The practice sees a broad mix of animals, from cats and dogs to small mammals, birds and reptiles, and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback is mostly positive about the welcome, cleanliness and communication, with a small number of serious complaints around reception manner, surgery and end-of-life handling.

Companion Care (Preston Capitol) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is a Vets4Pets-branded practice in Preston with on-site diagnostic and treatment facilities including an in-house lab, pharmacy, digital x-ray, ultrasound, operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation unit. The practice website also lists dentistry, orthopaedics, emergency cover, and notes that it is a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is mostly positive, with owners often praising kind handling, short-notice appointments and support for more complex ongoing cases, though a small number of reviews raise concerns about rushed care, communication and cost.

Lanes Vets is a veterinary practice in Preston that also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight a calm, stress-aware approach, especially for anxious pets, with owners describing treats, distraction techniques and gentle handling during visits. The practice is also associated with routine surgery, dentistry and general medical care, with clear communication and post-operative guidance mentioned repeatedly.

Sunbeam Veterinary Hospital in Blackpool, Lancashire is an IVC Evidensia practice offering first-opinion care, second opinions, referrals, and 24-hour emergency cover with a night vet team. Website information also highlights CT scanning, BOAS surgery, and a hydrotherapy suite. Recent feedback is mixed: many owners praise urgent care and kind clinical handling, while others raise concerns about diagnosis, costs, and parts of the client experience.

Hoghton Village Vet in Preston is a small-animal practice offering routine care as well as support with more serious and urgent problems. Recent feedback consistently highlights a calm, personal approach, with particular praise for compassionate end-of-life care, clear communication, and attentive support during stressful cases. The clinic also has a listed specialism as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Alpha Veterinary Centre is a general veterinary practice in Blackpool, with no corporate group affiliation stated. It appears set up for routine ongoing care as well as some same-day urgent presentations, and reviews also mention end-of-life care. Recent feedback is mixed: long-term clients praise caring staff and supportive handling of difficult cases, while recurring criticism centres on phone access, organisation, and the condition of the premises.

Oakhill Veterinary Centre is a mixed practice in Preston, covering small animals as well as farm animal and equine work. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners highlighting kind handling, clear communication, and a team that takes time with both routine care and more difficult moments. Reviews also give practical examples of prompt help, including arranging a scan quickly during an appointment.

Ribble Vets describes itself as a large independent mixed practice covering companion animals, farm animals and equines, and it is RCVS Accredited. The practice says it runs its own out-of-hours service, aiming for patients to be seen by one of its own vets rather than a third-party provider. Reviews commonly mention same-day appointments, clear communication, and a modern setup with separate cat and dog waiting areas. Feedback is mostly positive, though a small number of reviewers raise serious concerns about treatment decisions, referral administration and the cost of some recommendations.

Oakhill Veterinary Centre presents itself as an independent, multi-disciplinary practice in Preston that has cared for pets, farm animals and equines since 1974, and it is RCVS accredited. Recent feedback continues to show a practice used for both routine care and surgery, with several owners praising clear explanations and follow-up phone calls after treatment. Many long-standing clients speak warmly about the team’s communication and support, including end-of-life care, although a small number of reviewers report concerns about handling during examinations and clarity around vaccination pricing.

The Beacon Veterinary Centre Ltd in Preston provides small-animal veterinary care, with recent feedback highlighting kind end-of-life support and prompt, practical treatment for routine and urgent problems. Reviews also mention diagnostic x-rays, vaccinations, and clear explanations during treatment. Overall recent sentiment is positive, though there are some older complaints about communication and front-desk manner.

Ribble Vets Ltd is a large independent veterinary practice in Preston, established since the 1930s and RCVS Accredited. It treats companion animals, farm animals, and equines, and says it provides its own out-of-hours service, with animals seen by one of the practice’s vets either at the surgery or on the client’s farm or yard. Recent feedback is very positive, with owners highlighting practical help, clear explanations, and friendly reception support.

Veterinary Vision in Preston is a dedicated veterinary ophthalmology referral service and part of the Linnaeus group. The clinic focuses on referred eye cases and has operating facilities on site. Its Google review profile is small and largely negative, but many of the written comments discuss pricing and corporate concerns across other Linnaeus practices rather than detailed experiences of this specialist eye service.