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Hunt's Veterinary Clinics has been caring for pets since 1966. The Stockport practice is part of IVC Evidensia, is RCVS accredited, and is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback continues to highlight a calm, reassuring approach during stressful visits, along with good communication when care involves more than one branch.
Our Score (55/100)
- •Owners frequently praise the team’s specialist knowledge with exotic pets, with positive examples involving rabbits, rats, cockatiels, tortoises, axolotls and a panther chameleon. - A consistent theme is calm, unhurried care, especially when owners are facing difficult decisions or end-of-life appointments. - The clinic is described by some reviewers as quiet, clean and welcoming, with the reception team receiving warm mentions.
Bryn Veterinary Centre in Wigan is a veterinary practice and Veterinary Nurse Training facility offering routine care, ongoing case management and urgent first-response care. It treats a range of pets including dogs, cats and rabbits, with recent feedback highlighting support for feline diabetes, rabbit care, and prompt attention in urgent situations before onward referral when needed. The practice also offers a Pet Health Club® Plus plan that includes consultations.
Marple Veterinary Centre in Stockport cares for cats, dogs, rabbits and other small pets, with routine treatment, surgery, preventive care and practical support such as online repeat prescriptions and export certificates. The practice is part of the IVC Evidensia Group. Recent feedback often highlights quick access to appointments, clear explanations and calm handling of nervous pets, while some clients raise concerns about rising costs, extra charges and continuity between vets.
- •A consistent theme is the way the team handles nervous dogs, with owners saying staff are patient, friendly and happy to help pets gradually get used to the clinic. - Communication is a standout in several comments, including clear explanations for an elderly dog and WhatsApp updates after sedation for X-rays. - Owners regularly describe the team as caring and attentive, with dogs getting plenty of reassurance and fuss during visits.
Companion Care (Bolton) Ltd is part of Vets4Pets and is based inside a Pets at Home store in Bolton. It provides small-animal veterinary care with in-house diagnostics including lab work, X-ray and blood pressure monitoring, alongside facilities for surgery and inpatient care such as an operating theatre, hospital ward and isolation. Out-of-hours emergency care is arranged through Pet Medics and Vets Now.
- •Many positive reviews describe friendly, patient vets and staff, with owners saying they felt reassured, well supported, and able to get appointments when needed. - Reception and aftercare stand out consistently, with Graham/Graeme and Eevee often named for clear updates, quick responses, and supportive follow-up. - Several owners praise the clinic’s handling of more stressful situations, including quick testing, calm explanations, and support through a pyometra case.
- •Strong, repeated praise for Simon and the wider team as kind, caring, and supportive—particularly when owners are anxious or pets are older/unwell. - Several reports of urgent or same-day help (including suspected poisoning), with treatment described as effective and the overall cost described by some as reasonable or “well priced.”
- •A recurring negative theme in a handful of low-star reviews is poor phone communication from a member of reception, described as rude, sarcastic, or confrontational—most often when arranging euthanasia or asking for microchip/vaccination paperwork guidance. - One review alleges poor hygiene practice after a rectal exam; this is not a common theme in the other recent written reviews.
Torkington Park Veterinary Centre in Stockport offers routine veterinary care, dental treatment, end-of-life support, and listed emergency veterinary services, and it is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews consistently highlight gentle handling, clear explanations, and compassionate support, particularly for nervous pets and during a pet’s final days. One owner also mentions a candle in reception during euthanasia appointments to signal the need for quiet and respect.
Manchester Veterinary Centre is a purpose-built VetPartners practice in Tameside, listed as RCVS-registered and also recorded as a veterinary nurse training facility. It provides routine pet care alongside procedures carried out in practice, with recent customer comments mentioning vaccinations, check-ups, ear treatment under sedation, dental work under general anaesthetic, and end-of-life care. Some reviewers also refer to the practice as Willows Vets.