Can't recommend these vets enough. We contacted them when our rescues litter of pups weren't doing…read morewell. And other vets wouldn't see them. They provided round the clock care for the remaining 3 pups who are now doing very well. Provided timely updates on the pups who were in critical condition when they went into their inpatient care. Thank you to the vets at Bolton.

From the owner: Emergency Service Operates 24/7…read more Routine Consultations: Monday - Friday: 08:30 to 18:30 Saturday and Sunday: 09:00 to 13:00 Cashless business, credit or debit card accepted to pay for any treatment/medication required.

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.

If you need anything for a animal visit here it's a beautiful big store with fantastic Staff…read morewho are very helpful

These guys were really helpful and even offered to show me round so i could see where my dog was…read moregoing in to stay for her op.

Ark Veterinary Centre is situated in Speke, near to the retail park and not far from Hunts Cross…read more They offer a huge range of services: # In house laboratory for blood testing and parasite identification. # An ultrasound machine for diagnostic work, e.g. Pregnancy, liver and bladder disease. # Digital x-ray machine ensuring images are quick, reliable and high quality. # A separate theatre with quality monitoring equipment for your pet. # A computerised filing system, so we can find your records at the touch of a button. # Separate cat and dog wards to minimise distress to animals in our care. # Dental machine and instruments to provide a full dental service for your pet. # Complimentary medicine - acupuncture clinic, herbal and homoeopathic treatments. # VIP PLAN - (Very Important Pet) - Budget monthly for your pet's health. # Well Pet clinics run by our nurses including flea and worming advice, diet advice, puppy and kitten advice and much more! # Pet Travel Scheme - allowing your pets to travel with you abroad. # Microchip identification I went here once on a Saturday with my poorly pet rat. I had called in advance in something of a panic and the lady I spoke to was very reassuring and kind. She told me to come right away and they would look after him. As soon as I walked in the lady knew who I was and she asked me to take a seat. I only had to wait a few minutes before the vet called me in. The Vet I saw was so lovely. He was kind and caring and really made me feel better. Unfortunately the outcome of his examination was not good as my rat had to be put to sleep :( The vet offered me the option of operating on my rat but he said it was very unlikely that he would survive and it would cost me a lot of money. He did not pressure me into spending extra money and made sure he gave me the facts for both options so I could make an informed choice. I left the room, clearly very upset, and the receptionist gave me a tissue and made me a cup of tea, telling me to take my time and there was no rush. Whilst I was sitting recovering the vet came out to see me and said my rat had just drifted away and did not suffer, which made me feel better. When it was time to pay the receptionist seemed to be feeling very bad to have to charge me for putting my rat to sleep, but I understood that I had to pay. The staff were so lovely and kind at Ark. I haven't had cause to go back to a vets since then but if I did I would definitely go to Ark.

After moving to Hale wood with my two cats I asked around for a good vet,the standard I was looking…read morefor had to match up to the excellent one I had used in Yorkshire,however the first vet I used could not help my first cat,he did not seem to be concerned I had to have her put to sleep, how I wish I had taken her to the Ark, my current cat is with them and I am always impressed with the facilities they have and the way she is treated, sadly her condition is not good, but still the vet was compassionate and caring she was clearly upset giving me the bad news,I would not hesitate to recommend the Ark to any companion pet owner

AVOID THIS PRACTICE! I took my nervous cat for a claw trim…read moreand pointed out to the vet that she had an existing heart condition. The absolutely incompetent handling of my pet by a "nurse" resulted in the cat panicking and getting far too stressed. Sadly she didn't recover and died soon after I got her home of what appears to be heart failure.

This place is a god send, if you have a pet. I myself only have one goldfish at present and he…read morekeeps himself in good shape and has never needed medical help. Once upon a time, however, we had quite a brood: hamsters, birds, guinea pigs and the lovely Benjamin Bunny, most of whom required assistance: Dixie flew into the window, Ben would only eat bourbons... we dashed to this vets each time and all the little guys were well looked after. We were seen to quickly by a very knowledgeable vet who was very patient with both animal and owner. I can't really comment on prices as each of our pet's problems were not serious and required little more than TLC; we only paid a couple of pounds for the vet's time, and Ben's pedicure.

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

We have been using these vets now for several years due to owning 2 pet rats (of varying sexes…read morealong the years). Compared to Rhyd Broughton, who we went to a couple of times with one of our first rats, and promptly never went back due to attitude, price, and the feeling of an overall lack of interest or knowledge about rats; Borras Park Vets are outstanding. [As an example, at Rhyd Broughton, after having one of our rats put down, I had to wait in reception for well over 5 minutes, in tears, waiting to pay for the treatment. Disgraceful]. The two main vets at Borras are both lovely - very approachable, informative, and knowledgeable. Their prices are reasonable, and in an emergency they always do their best to fit us in. A very nice touch after one of our rats had to be put down was they sent us a With Sympathy card. Very thoughtful, and costs them very little. Borras Park also have a surgery in Lavister (by the Grosvenor Hotel in Pulford).

Last year, I moved into my first flat alone in Withington. Solo. No flatmates. I was a bit lonely,…read morenaturally, with the boyf living in a different city and all my mates living in Manchester city centre. I decided that the only thing for it was to get a cat and thus cement myself in my friends' collective consciousness as their gin-soaked mad aunt. The first place I went was the Yew Tree vet surgery, as I knew they'd have a list of rescue centres, and they did. I made plans to visit one or two, but then by chance found Alan (nee 'Taz') going free to a good home, from a good home. Instantly, I loved him. Instantly, he loved getting under my feet. It was truly special. Then I noticed that Alan wasn't eating much and seemed pretty sluggish. Obviously I did what any normal cat owner would do. I cried, I panicked, I lambasted myself for being a rubbish cat parent. I went to the vets. The service we got at Yew Tree was fantastic. I burst in with my cat carrier and lay prostrate at the receptionist's feet "I am awful!" I wailed "my cat is ILL!" James the vet was lovely and calmed Alan down instantly, with some sort of vet magic, did a thorough once over and pinpointed the problem instantly. 20 minutes later, with a prescription, all of Alan's vaccines etc, a charity catnip toy and the advice "Do not feed your cat Go-Cat, it is MacDonalds for cats!!!" ringing in my ears, I was off home, happy again, and not crying. I know that it doesn't seem much; cat ill, vet see cat, cat get better, but as pet owners know, it is so important to know that there's a vet you can trust. The Yew Tree vet surgery is a great place to go. As well as saving your fluffy friend's life, they sell a great range of healthy vet-approved pet foods, and animal toys, a lot of which are charity affiliated. Even now that we've moved into the city centre, we still make the journey into Withington when Alan needs a check up, because we know we can trust them to be thorough and professional, and nice to the cat.

It's always nervewracking taking a baby animal to the vet. What if it embarrasses me, you're…read morethinking. What if there's something wrong with it? What if I've been a really bad owner and not known it? All these things were running through my head when young three month old Phoebe was popped in her pet carrier and taken to Withington's Yew Tree vet today. First of all, I love dogs and I love cats. But good lord, this is where dogs have the advantage. Most travel so well, and they're usually keen to meet new people so the strange man with the big needle doesn't seem in the least bit threatening. Cats, well, they're the misanthrope of the animal world. They adore a few select people but it takes a while to make friends with them. Now, Phoebe likes her cat carrier, for sure, which is a huge positive for a kitten... but she doesn't like being contained and she does NOT like engine noise. So here we were, taking what is normally rather a nervous, skittish and anxious kitten to an unfamiliar place in a now more heightened state of nervousness, skittishness and anxiety. Great. Just what on earth was going to happen on that table. I needn't have worried. Not only do you get a warm, lovely, friendly welcome at the reception desk, you get James. He's amazing. He's seen it all - nervous cats, cats who are phobic of everything from bins to bags to binbags to doors to shoes... like mine, angry cats, evil cats... he has one of his own. Our kitten was very healthy, he checked her over 100% and asked lots of questions about her behaviour and diet. We got tons of great advice about cat food and what little Phoebe would be needing in terms of shots and whatnot over the coming weeks. You can't put a price on a good vet, and now that there's a feline in our lives we're even happier we're moving closer to this establishment. Yay to the Yew Tree vets!