There are 2 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Skelmersdale.
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Skelmersdale Veterinary Practice treats a wide range of pets (birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic/wild species) and is an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Practice (it is not yet RCVS accredited, per the practice listing). It’s repeatedly described as able to see pets the same day and to take a problem-solving approach using tests and stepwise treatment plans—for example, ear swabs and an allergy/yeast-infection plan that included a diet change, trial medication, and a recheck with reported improvement. End-of-life care is also a prominent theme in recent reviews, with multiple owners describing support through euthanasia decisions.
Skelmersdale Veterinary Practice treats a wide range of pets (birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and exotic/wild species) and is an Approved Veterinary Nurse Training Practice (it is not yet RCVS accredited, per the practice listing). It’s repeatedly described as able to see pets the same day and to take a problem-solving approach using tests and stepwise treatment plans—for example, ear swabs and an allergy/yeast-infection plan that included a diet change, trial medication, and a recheck with reported improvement. End-of-life care is also a prominent theme in recent reviews, with multiple owners describing support through euthanasia decisions.
Potter House Vets (Potter House Ltd) describes itself as an independent practice with a 30-year heritage, and notes it has very limited availability for new clients. Reviews suggest the clinic is set up for routine care as well as more involved cases, with owners specifically mentioning neutering with aftercare, treatment after an accident, and support for ongoing conditions (e.g., a diabetic dog). A few practical, clinic-specific details come up repeatedly: there’s mention of an operating theatre within the same building, staff staying behind after hours to help during an urgent situation, and owners being given time and support during euthanasia, including help arranging cremation.
Potter House Vets (Potter House Ltd) describes itself as an independent practice with a 30-year heritage, and notes it has very limited availability for new clients. Reviews suggest the clinic is set up for routine care as well as more involved cases, with owners specifically mentioning neutering with aftercare, treatment after an accident, and support for ongoing conditions (e.g., a diabetic dog). A few practical, clinic-specific details come up repeatedly: there’s mention of an operating theatre within the same building, staff staying behind after hours to help during an urgent situation, and owners being given time and support during euthanasia, including help arranging cremation.