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Our Score (83/100)
Bolton Central Vets for Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (described on the Vets4Pets site as “locally owned”). Based on recent reviews, the practice is used for both routine consults and procedures (including a cherry eye operation), and also sees exotic pets such as reptiles. Several owners highlight longer, explanation-led appointments (rather than being “in and out” with medication), respectful end-of-life care where owners could stay with their pet, and personal follow-ups such as a handwritten sympathy card after a loss.
Bolton Central Vets for Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (described on the Vets4Pets site as “locally owned”). Based on recent reviews, the practice is used for both routine consults and procedures (including a cherry eye operation), and also sees exotic pets such as reptiles. Several owners highlight longer, explanation-led appointments (rather than being “in and out” with medication), respectful end-of-life care where owners could stay with their pet, and personal follow-ups such as a handwritten sympathy card after a loss.
Medivet Chorlton is part of the Medivet group. Based on the website and recent client reports, it handles routine care (vaccinations, check-ups and blood tests) as well as procedures such as dental tooth extractions. Multiple reviewers describe clear explanations of results and next steps (including being told blood-test results), and several mention a clean, organised clinic and calm handling—especially with cats brought in together for procedures.
Medivet Chorlton is part of the Medivet group. Based on the website and recent client reports, it handles routine care (vaccinations, check-ups and blood tests) as well as procedures such as dental tooth extractions. Multiple reviewers describe clear explanations of results and next steps (including being told blood-test results), and several mention a clean, organised clinic and calm handling—especially with cats brought in together for procedures.
Our Score (83/100)
TEAV Ltd (trading as The Exotic Animal Vets) is a specialist-led exotics practice. The clinic’s website states it is led by an RCVS Recognised Specialist (Molly). Reviews repeatedly describe complex exotic cases being managed in-house (for example hamster bladder-stone surgery and an axolotl emergency), alongside routine care like nail clips and health checks for birds.
TEAV Ltd (trading as The Exotic Animal Vets) is a specialist-led exotics practice. The clinic’s website states it is led by an RCVS Recognised Specialist (Molly). Reviews repeatedly describe complex exotic cases being managed in-house (for example hamster bladder-stone surgery and an axolotl emergency), alongside routine care like nail clips and health checks for birds.
Wigan Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is an RCVS-accredited small animal general practice with in-house diagnostics (lab testing, digital x-ray and ultrasound) and an operating theatre. Reviews describe care for both routine and ongoing conditions, including regular blood tests to monitor long-term medication (one owner mentions Cushing’s disease management for a senior dog). Several owners also mention follow-ups after procedures (for example, messaging the day after neutering) and compassionate end-of-life support (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep).
Wigan Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is an RCVS-accredited small animal general practice with in-house diagnostics (lab testing, digital x-ray and ultrasound) and an operating theatre. Reviews describe care for both routine and ongoing conditions, including regular blood tests to monitor long-term medication (one owner mentions Cushing’s disease management for a senior dog). Several owners also mention follow-ups after procedures (for example, messaging the day after neutering) and compassionate end-of-life support (including a condolence card after a pet was put to sleep).
Crown House Vets is a general small-animal practice offering routine care (wellness screenings, vaccinations and pet nutrition guidance) and emergency care. Recent reviews describe the clinic making room for urgent problems the same day (for example, a cat with blood in urine being “squeezed in” at the end of the day), and staff taking specific steps to reduce stress for anxious pets (including offering a calming aromatherapy spray while waiting). Pricing comes through as mixed: one owner paid £105 for a consultation plus medications and felt it was good value, while another reports being charged £435 for euthanasia and cremation and says the cost wasn’t made clear upfront.
Crown House Vets is a general small-animal practice offering routine care (wellness screenings, vaccinations and pet nutrition guidance) and emergency care. Recent reviews describe the clinic making room for urgent problems the same day (for example, a cat with blood in urine being “squeezed in” at the end of the day), and staff taking specific steps to reduce stress for anxious pets (including offering a calming aromatherapy spray while waiting). Pricing comes through as mixed: one owner paid £105 for a consultation plus medications and felt it was good value, while another reports being charged £435 for euthanasia and cremation and says the cost wasn’t made clear upfront.
Vets4Pets Oldham
Oldham
Our Score (82/100)
This practice operates under the Vets for Pets brand and describes itself as a family-run, locally owned clinic. It’s set up as a general small-animal practice with on-site diagnostics and inpatient facilities (including an in-house lab, digital X-ray, ultrasound, a hospital ward and an isolation unit). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
This practice operates under the Vets for Pets brand and describes itself as a family-run, locally owned clinic. It’s set up as a general small-animal practice with on-site diagnostics and inpatient facilities (including an in-house lab, digital X-ray, ultrasound, a hospital ward and an isolation unit). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Valentine's Vet
Rochdale
Our Score (82/100)
Valentine’s Vet has been caring for pets since 1987 and, based on its website, is set up with on-site diagnostics and dentistry (ultrasound, x‑rays, in‑house blood testing, and dental care). Reviews also repeatedly mention a Pet Health Plan and say appointments are “easy to book” and that they “never struggled to get an appointment.” Several owners describe vets being straight-talking and building long-term relationships (including following specific vets from previous practices). Practical, pet-comfort details come up too, such as a cats-only area in the waiting room.
Valentine’s Vet has been caring for pets since 1987 and, based on its website, is set up with on-site diagnostics and dentistry (ultrasound, x‑rays, in‑house blood testing, and dental care). Reviews also repeatedly mention a Pet Health Plan and say appointments are “easy to book” and that they “never struggled to get an appointment.” Several owners describe vets being straight-talking and building long-term relationships (including following specific vets from previous practices). Practical, pet-comfort details come up too, such as a cats-only area in the waiting room.
- •Multiple reviewers describe friendly staff and excellent service. - Cleanliness/comfort is mentioned: a spotless reception area. - Communication and time taken: staff answer concerns, give advice, and are described as informative.
- •Multiple reviewers describe friendly staff and excellent service. - Cleanliness/comfort is mentioned: a spotless reception area. - Communication and time taken: staff answer concerns, give advice, and are described as informative.
Community Pet Clinic operates under the Animal Trust group (the original Animal Trust practice, established in 2012) and is set up as both a general practice and an emergency hospital with a Pet A&E service described as available 365 days a year. The website highlights in-house diagnostics (including CT, ultrasound, X‑ray, dental X‑ray, and an on‑site laboratory), which aligns with reviews mentioning same‑day X‑rays and hospital-style care including overnight stays.
Community Pet Clinic operates under the Animal Trust group (the original Animal Trust practice, established in 2012) and is set up as both a general practice and an emergency hospital with a Pet A&E service described as available 365 days a year. The website highlights in-house diagnostics (including CT, ultrasound, X‑ray, dental X‑ray, and an on‑site laboratory), which aligns with reviews mentioning same‑day X‑rays and hospital-style care including overnight stays.
Our Score (81/100)
Briar Dawn Veterinary Centre Ltd is a small-animal practice (established in 2004) treating dogs, cats and several small pets (including rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs). No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information.
Briar Dawn Veterinary Centre Ltd is a small-animal practice (established in 2004) treating dogs, cats and several small pets (including rabbits, ferrets and guinea pigs). No corporate group ownership is mentioned in the available information.