About Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Clitheroe
Currently, there are no farm veterinary services in Clitheroe.
As the town's veterinary services are primarily focused on companion animals, pet owners can rely on the available clinics for dogs and cats. Those requiring farm animal services may need to look beyond Clitheroe for specialized care for livestock. The absence of farm-focused services highlights the town's concentration on household pets, ensuring comprehensive care for these animals.
There are 4 veterinary clinics listed for farm and large-animal vets in Clitheroe.
Top Rated Farm & Large-Animal Vets in Clitheroe
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include
- •Online appointment booking once registered. - Neutering with an added cone/vest discussion afterward (including an extra-cost vest mentioned by one owner). - Out-of-hours treatment used for a torn/pulled nail (one owner cites a £250 bill).
Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include
- •Online appointment booking once registered. - Neutering with an added cone/vest discussion afterward (including an extra-cost vest mentioned by one owner). - Out-of-hours treatment used for a torn/pulled nail (one owner cites a £250 bill).
Our Score (71/100)
Myerscough Veterinary Group is part of a wider group with 11 branches (as described on its website), rather than a single standalone clinic. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about routine consultations and treatments such as injections, and about staff being helpful with queries and willing to go out of their way—one review describes a vet driving in on a Saturday to collect paperwork and emailing copies to help an owner who was stuck while travelling. There’s also a sharp disagreement on value and diagnostic thoroughness: one owner reports spending “hundreds and hundreds” on visits and allergy treatment before finding the issue was fleas, while other reviewers explicitly say the clinic “don’t charge the earth.”
Myerscough Veterinary Group is part of a wider group with 11 branches (as described on its website), rather than a single standalone clinic. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about routine consultations and treatments such as injections, and about staff being helpful with queries and willing to go out of their way—one review describes a vet driving in on a Saturday to collect paperwork and emailing copies to help an owner who was stuck while travelling. There’s also a sharp disagreement on value and diagnostic thoroughness: one owner reports spending “hundreds and hundreds” on visits and allergy treatment before finding the issue was fleas, while other reviewers explicitly say the clinic “don’t charge the earth.”
In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe
- •Prompt appointments even when busy (one caller says reception found a slot for an unwell older dog). - Thorough examinations with clear explanations of what the problem could be. - Follow-up planned (e.g., a cat booked in for a re-check after an injury/limp).
In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe
- •Prompt appointments even when busy (one caller says reception found a slot for an unwell older dog). - Thorough examinations with clear explanations of what the problem could be. - Follow-up planned (e.g., a cat booked in for a re-check after an injury/limp).
Oakhill Veterinary Centre Ltd describes itself as an independent practice owned and run by vets, established in 1974. It is set up as a multi-disciplinary service covering pets, farm animals, and equines, and the practice states it is RCVS accredited.
Oakhill Veterinary Centre Ltd describes itself as an independent practice owned and run by vets, established in 1974. It is set up as a multi-disciplinary service covering pets, farm animals, and equines, and the practice states it is RCVS accredited.
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