Leigh Vets4Pets Ltd

Leigh Vets4Pets Ltd operates under the Vets4Pets brand (vets4pets.com) and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews most often describe a practice that answers lots of owner questions, accommodates appointment changes (including rescheduling a puppy vaccination when the owner couldn’t arrive), and can see unwell pets quickly. A smaller number of reviews raise concerns about inconsistent fees between similar visits and about a dental problem that one owner felt was missed over multiple appointments.

Services

• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in clinic data).
• •Puppy vaccinations/injections (owners mention attending for a “second injection” and being rescheduled to the next day).
• •Consultations with advice and Q&A (multiple reviews describe staff answering questions and giving “loads of advice and support”).
• •Assessment/treatment for allergic reactions (two visits for allergic reactions are described, with different costs).
• •Dental/gum concerns: owners mention visits for suspected gum/tooth infection, plaque being suggested, and another vet later diagnosing infection; possible tooth removal surgery was discussed by the reviewer as a potential outcome.

Pricing

• •One owner reports an allergic-reaction visit costing £68 and a later allergic-reaction visit costing just short of £200, and questions the increase.

People

• •Vets/staff (not named in the available information) are repeatedly described as
• •Welcoming and willing to answer questions, particularly for new puppy owners.
• •Patient and supportive during difficult situations, including a case where a dog was seen quickly and later euthanised (the owner emphasised how the team supported the family).
• •Flexible with scheduling when an owner could not make a vaccination appointment.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 326 reviews. “”

• •Owners commonly mention friendly, welcoming interactions and clear answers to questions, including first-time puppy visits.
• •Speed of being seen is highlighted in at least one case involving an unwell dog.
• •Several comments suggest staff handle excitable/nervous dogs calmly (e.g., greeting an overexcited dog with a smile).
• •Negative reviews raise two specific concerns
• •Dental issue not identified early (one owner says repeated visits were attributed to plaque, later diagnosed elsewhere as gum/tooth infection with possible extractions).
• •Perceived inconsistency in fees for similar allergic-reaction visits (reported £68 vs just under £200).