The Veterinary Health Centre Ltd – Vets in Lytham St. Annes
Clinic Overview
- Exotic pet care stands out strongly, with owners praising support for parrots, cockatiels, tortoises, chameleons, and injured wild birds. - Compassion and honesty are recurring themes, especially around end-of-life decisions and bereavement support after a pet’s death. - Emergency care is well regarded, including prompt attention for an injured bird and detailed inpatient treatment for a dog admitted through the out-of-hours service.
The Veterinary Health Centre Ltd in Lytham St. Annes offers routine veterinary care alongside a 24-hour emergency service, with bird and reptile healthcare specifically noted. Recent feedback points to a practice that is well regarded for compassionate handling of urgent cases, end-of-life care, and exotic pets. Reviews also highlight a clean, modern setting and a welcoming front-of-house team.
Services
- •Routine veterinary care including advice, treatments, check-ups, and spaying/neutering.
- •Bird and reptile care, with recent reviews mentioning treatment and support for parrots, a cockatiel, an older tortoise, a chameleon, and an injured baby seagull.
- •24-hour emergency veterinary service, including out-of-hours admissions for referred clients from other practices. One recent review describes an overnight emergency case involving tests, scans and x-rays over a three-day stay.
- •Consultations and follow-up care, with reviews describing prescriptions, in-appointment treatment, rechecks, and careful discussions when a pet’s condition worsened.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
The website names Mrs Siuna Ann Reid, noted as the acquirer in 1995. Recent reviews also thank Siuna and Dr Reid for care involving a cockatiel, an emergency inpatient case, and an older tortoise. Hellen at reception is mentioned warmly for support when an owner collected a chameleon’s ashes.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6/5 from 485 reviews. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with a few comments touching on cost.
- •Exotic pet care stands out strongly, with owners praising support for parrots, cockatiels, tortoises, chameleons, and injured wild birds.
- •Compassion and honesty are recurring themes, especially around end-of-life decisions and bereavement support after a pet’s death.
- •Emergency care is well regarded, including prompt attention for an injured bird and detailed inpatient treatment for a dog admitted through the out-of-hours service.
- •Staff manner and environment are frequently praised, with mentions of helpful receptionists, a clean and modern practice, and an overall welcoming atmosphere; one reviewer and another recent commenter felt the practice was fairly expensive.
