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Skelmersdale Veterinary Practice
Skelmersdale
Our Score (71/100)
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.
Myerscough Veterinary Group
Clitheroe
Our Score (71/100)
Myerscough Veterinary Group is part of a wider group with 11 branches (as described on its website), rather than a single standalone clinic. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about routine consultations and treatments such as injections, and about staff being helpful with queries and willing to go out of their way—one review describes a vet driving in on a Saturday to collect paperwork and emailing copies to help an owner who was stuck while travelling. There’s also a sharp disagreement on value and diagnostic thoroughness: one owner reports spending “hundreds and hundreds” on visits and allergy treatment before finding the issue was fleas, while other reviewers explicitly say the clinic “don’t charge the earth.”
Myerscough Veterinary Group is part of a wider group with 11 branches (as described on its website), rather than a single standalone clinic. In the latest reviews available to us, owners most often talk about routine consultations and treatments such as injections, and about staff being helpful with queries and willing to go out of their way—one review describes a vet driving in on a Saturday to collect paperwork and emailing copies to help an owner who was stuck while travelling. There’s also a sharp disagreement on value and diagnostic thoroughness: one owner reports spending “hundreds and hundreds” on visits and allergy treatment before finding the issue was fleas, while other reviewers explicitly say the clinic “don’t charge the earth.”
- •Long-term clients report consistently good experiences over several years (cats mentioned specifically). - Consultations are described as reassuring, with explanations that help owners feel calmer about their pet’s condition. - Practical limitations are raised: being open only a few days per week, and consult rooms described as small and very warm (making it harder to settle a panting dog during observations).
- •Long-term clients report consistently good experiences over several years (cats mentioned specifically). - Consultations are described as reassuring, with explanations that help owners feel calmer about their pet’s condition. - Practical limitations are raised: being open only a few days per week, and consult rooms described as small and very warm (making it harder to settle a panting dog during observations).
Our Score (71/100)
Bobbing Hill Veterinary Surgery is described by multiple reviewers as a family-run, privately owned practice (often contrasted with corporate-owned chains). The cases owners mention suggest the clinic regularly handles both routine care and more complex medical/surgical work, with an emphasis on clear explanations and continuity.
Bobbing Hill Veterinary Surgery is described by multiple reviewers as a family-run, privately owned practice (often contrasted with corporate-owned chains). The cases owners mention suggest the clinic regularly handles both routine care and more complex medical/surgical work, with an emphasis on clear explanations and continuity.
Goddard Veterinary Group
Hammersmith and Fulham
Our Score (71/100)
Emergency/out-of-hours (as stated on the website)
- •Emergency care is provided through three emergency pet hospitals; the closest out-of-hours surgery is Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital.
Emergency/out-of-hours (as stated on the website)
- •Emergency care is provided through three emergency pet hospitals; the closest out-of-hours surgery is Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital.
Vale Vets & Referrals
Dursley
Our Score (71/100)
Vale Vets & Referrals is set up to handle both routine pet care and more complex referral work, with emergency veterinary services and inpatient care mentioned in reviews. It’s an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic, and also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Vale Vets & Referrals is set up to handle both routine pet care and more complex referral work, with emergency veterinary services and inpatient care mentioned in reviews. It’s an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic, and also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Forest Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Accredited companion-animal practice that says it has been providing pet healthcare for over 20 years. The website states in-hours emergencies are handled at the clinic, with out-of-hours emergencies managed by VetsNow. In the latest reviews available, several owners describe clear, practical communication (leaving “well informed” about what to do next), and specific end-of-life support including allowing a child to be present and later sending a condolence card and paw print—while one recent reviewer reports a decline in “service and attention to detail” and chose to move their senior pet’s care elsewhere after a long relationship with the practice.
Forest Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS Accredited companion-animal practice that says it has been providing pet healthcare for over 20 years. The website states in-hours emergencies are handled at the clinic, with out-of-hours emergencies managed by VetsNow. In the latest reviews available, several owners describe clear, practical communication (leaving “well informed” about what to do next), and specific end-of-life support including allowing a child to be present and later sending a condolence card and paw print—while one recent reviewer reports a decline in “service and attention to detail” and chose to move their senior pet’s care elsewhere after a long relationship with the practice.
Johnson and Scott Ltd provides traditional small-animal veterinary care and says it prioritises continuity—aiming for you to see the same vet each visit. The clinic describes modern, well-equipped premises and offers on-site parking; reviews also mention clean facilities. Recent reviews highlight vets checking an animal’s medical history before a first appointment, calm handling during routine jabs, and compassionate support around end-of-life care (including returning ashes).
Johnson and Scott Ltd provides traditional small-animal veterinary care and says it prioritises continuity—aiming for you to see the same vet each visit. The clinic describes modern, well-equipped premises and offers on-site parking; reviews also mention clean facilities. Recent reviews highlight vets checking an animal’s medical history before a first appointment, calm handling during routine jabs, and compassionate support around end-of-life care (including returning ashes).
Old Stone Vets Stanhope
Stanhope
Our Score (71/100)
Old Stone Vets (Stanhope branch) is a small-animal-only practice providing consultations, vaccines, operations and 24-hour emergency care (per the clinic website). Reviews describe a team that can fit in urgent cases quickly (including a dog that wasn’t registered, seen within just over an hour), and that coordinates care across their branches when advanced diagnostics are needed (one case was sent straight on for X‑rays and ultrasound, with the receiving team ready on arrival). Owners also mention proactive updates during the day (e.g., three phone calls after assessment) and support around end-of-life decisions, including at-home euthanasia and a hand-signed condolence card afterwards.
Old Stone Vets (Stanhope branch) is a small-animal-only practice providing consultations, vaccines, operations and 24-hour emergency care (per the clinic website). Reviews describe a team that can fit in urgent cases quickly (including a dog that wasn’t registered, seen within just over an hour), and that coordinates care across their branches when advanced diagnostics are needed (one case was sent straight on for X‑rays and ultrasound, with the receiving team ready on arrival). Owners also mention proactive updates during the day (e.g., three phone calls after assessment) and support around end-of-life decisions, including at-home euthanasia and a hand-signed condolence card afterwards.
Abbey Veterinary Clinic is part of the Abbey Vets group (the website describes eight sites) and says it offers a 24-hour emergency service, plus “visits & ambulance collections available.” From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care (vaccinations, microchipping, nurse clinics, monthly puppy/kitten health checks) as well as surgery (one owner describes booking a cat castration).
Abbey Veterinary Clinic is part of the Abbey Vets group (the website describes eight sites) and says it offers a 24-hour emergency service, plus “visits & ambulance collections available.” From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care (vaccinations, microchipping, nurse clinics, monthly puppy/kitten health checks) as well as surgery (one owner describes booking a cat castration).