I have been using Adam's Vet for the past 18 months, and all 3 of my dogs are registered there. I…read morehave only used them for routine procedures such as vaccinations, microchipping, check ups and spaying - however, they are very professional and understanding of your concerns about your pet. They are slightly pricey, but no more than any other vet I know of. They also offer the microchip slightly cheaper on certain days. They have a 24hour call out service but this can be costly. The staff are extremely helpful and will always offer you the best advice, rather than the most profitable! I would strongly recommend them to anyone who has concerns about their pet's reaction in vets. Adams are very accommodating and will often be able to fit you in at short notice or even on a drop in, however a Saturday morning is appointments only.

My greyhound Donny went in for a full leg amputation. At the Wigan branch . Surgery was booked for…read more12 noon. He didn't go in until after 5pm .they kept him in overnight unsupervised. He was found screaming and thrashing around in his own faeces after accidentally pulling out his iv pain meds.lord knows for how long but he had been left for at least 6 hrs looking at his records. I was not told about This until 2 days later after he died of sepsis.in an ooh vets in Huyton. Obviously due to being contaminated by his faeces . Had they given him iv antibiotics as a precaution after his wounds being contaminated by faeces, the sepsis might not have taken hold. Which was what the ooh vets were preparing for him but unfortunately by the time we got there he was already brain dead . I thought he was acting strangely because he'd been sent home with 5 different drugs. One being gabapentin. Little did I know he was dying in front of me! I confronted Richard Weston the owner and he let slip about Donny being found covered in his own faeces screaming and thrashing around in his cage. but he's so smug and basically dismissed us.saying you can't prove he died of sepsis Without an autopsy. Despite 2 separate vets diagnosing Donny over the phone just by his symptoms alone. He had all 5 symptoms. Only 2 are needed for a suspected sepsis infection. I told him we had buried Donny in the back garden and not had him cremated. He looked at me and said "I can't expect you to dig him up" hindsight I probably should have it would have wiped the smug look on his face at least! I complained in writing but they passed it over to their vds ( lawyers) and told us not to contact them again. The vds said that Anich acted appropriately! of course they would say that they are their clients! Also. I asked Mr weston why no one is watching over the animals overnight..as in Donnys case after a major surgery. ..his reply.. "COST"! So basically, to hell with your pets safety as long as we make a profit. I spoke to another person since who's dog had a similar situation A couple of years previous her dog Stayed overnight. They checked in on the dog in the evening before they went home, It was panting so they just put the ac and fan on. Left and The following morning they found it dead in the cage! I would never recommend Anrich to anyone . Mr Weston admitted mistakes were made and he would speak to all of the vets nurses involved and make changes but because this had happened before Donny's case and he is only apparently concerned with profit I'm betting they still don't have overnight care. They have a vet who lives on site but its a big building and he obviously didn't hear Donny screaming frantically in agony! If you need a pet to stay in overnight at any vets make sure they really do have someone there to care for the animals incase there is an emergency! Better still avoid Anrich! I was unable to post a review on Facebook as I had made a comment after seeing one of their posts asking, "what do you think happens when your pet stays here overnight" ( it was bragging about having comfy heated beds etc) I commented that "I'd like to know what happened to my dog overnight there". It was hastily removed and I was blocked so if you see the FB reviews you'll notice they're all good, the rest have been removed! My poor boy died in agony last April and I'm still having nightmares over it!

If you live near Hindley or Pemberton then we have branches there for your convenience.read more

I don't actually have any pets. But if i did i would go here. I found a dog that had been bitten by…read moreanother dog. I contacted my local police they were no help. I called the R.C.P.C.A and there was not a thing that they could do. I started to call around the local vets in a desperate attempt to get something done for this poor dog. All of the vets I telephoned were not interested they mostly told me to pay for some treatment for the dog then try to get the money back from the owner. With this being so close to Christmas i didn.t have any spare money even if i wanted to do this. I called Aardvark and even though it was a Saturday they arranged for someone to stay behind so that i could take to dog to them. They took the dog in and cared for it free of charge. The vets here really seem to care about animals and not just there profit. Well done to all of you.

I have moved out of the area but still travel to this vets. I have used Aardvark for over 8 years…read moreand have always been very satisfied with the care they give. They are genuinely concerned about the welfare of the animals they treat and handle them with great care and respect.

This really is the best vets I have ever had my pets registered with. Mr Baylis is so lovely, very…read morecaring, very friendly and one of few vets who I believe does actually care for the wellbeing of your pet not just how much money he can bring in. I cannot sing his or his staff's praises enough. Mr Baylis saved my cat's life after he was run over and he went over and above his expected role as a vet. Despite the surgery being 6 miles from my house, I still take my pets to see him (and have to endure the constant miaowing all the way there!!). If you're thinking of registering your pet here, do it, it's the best vets you'll ever find.

the vets here are good and not jsut out to make money like some of them are good with the animals…read moreand have a genuine carring nature, also they give out alot of freebi samples

Very clean, staff are generally good. will always try to accommodate any sick animal.read more

The PDSA is a wonderful service that provides care to sick or injured animals to those who are…read moreclients. In order to become a client you have to prove that you are in receipt of housing benefit or council tax benefit and then you will receive a six months client agreement which you must take with you when you visit. You are allowed to register up to three pets and donations are requested when treatment or medications are given. It also offers vaccinations including boosters, at a reduced cost to registered clients. The reception staff, vets and nursing staff (& any other staff I have missed out) are all lovely and caring and you couldn't ask to meet nicer people who often sadly put up with verbal and sometimes physical abuse from people, which I think is absolutely disgusting. They are trying to help and don't deserve to be spat at, swore at, punched or worse and I think people need to remember that and respect and appreciate these wonderful people who are trying to treat our sick and injured pets. Thank you for all you do PDSA!

Very happy to have them as my Veterinary clinic. The staff are very friendly and very helpful. They…read moregave Henry my cat an exam, dewormer, and booster shot, advice on his diet and dental care. He got the care he needed and I got lots of advice for a very reasonable price!. Thank you Abbeycroft

We have had a dog now for five months and the Storrar practice is starting to seem like our second…read morehome our dog is a bit accident prone :) I cannot praise the staff of the practice enough. The receptionists are always exceptionally friendly and eager to help. You can tell that they genuinely have a love of animals. Every one of the veterinarians we've seen has been very understanding and has dealt with any query we've had. The parking directly outside the practice is tight but for 20p you can park in the small car park next to Bill Smiths motorcycles.

Absolutely faultless. Peter and James are so kind and genuinely interested in our dog. Would…read morerecommend to anyone in the Chester area.

Took one of my pets here after he collapsed suddenly, after treatment they sent him home with a…read morecatheter in and tape wrapped around his front leg, when we took him back the next day for it removed,his leg was very swollen was told the swelling was a normal and just because the tape had been on to tight, (the vet admitted this was due to tape being on too tight and give it 24/48 hours to go down which we did! my boy unfortunately started going down hill and ended up with necrotic in his front leg due to blood circulation loss, we took him to another vets for further treatment we ended up spending hundreds to save him but sadly he passed away whilst having an op to remove the leg, this vets took no responsibility at all!! And think this kind of negligence is okay, he went in due to collapsing but not with any problem with this leg until they did this, my chinchilla lost his life, left us heartbroken and in 100's of £ in debt!! AVOID

Visited for the first time last week, the vet I saw was great with my dog putting him at ease…read morewhilst doing his annual injections. Price seemed competitive but the great thing for me is the opening times much longer than your typical vets so easy to fit around work etc.