Emergency Vets in Cheshire

Vets for Pets is part of the Vets for Pets group (per the clinic branding and website). The practice is set up for a wide range of routine and surgical work, with on-site diagnostics (in-house lab, digital X‑ray and ultrasound) and dedicated cat facilities including separate cat/dog waiting areas and a separate cat consult room; it also holds Silver Cat Friendly Clinic status (International Society of Feline Medicine).

Ark Veterinary Surgery is an RCVS-accredited small-animal practice (RCVS Core Standards / RCVS General Practice) that’s been operating since 1999 (expanding in 2001). The clinic describes itself as self-contained and well-equipped, with in-house lab work and imaging (ultrasound, X‑ray) plus on-site dental facilities. Reviews most often highlight prompt appointments (including being fitted in on a Saturday) and treatment plans that explore options rather than rushing to surgery; owners also mention clear, step-by-step explanations during examinations and ongoing management of long-term conditions (for example, a cat’s diabetes plan that “was a great success”).

Western Avenue Veterinary Centre is an independent clinic (founded in 2019 and opened in 2023) that treats small animals and exotics, with the website listing preventative care, diagnostics, dentistry, and surgery. In recent reviews, owners most often describe thorough work-ups (including blood tests and x‑rays) and procedures such as spaying and dental treatment, alongside repeated comments that pricing is fair compared with other practices—although one review notes that costs “can be expensive”.

Medivet Crewe Macon Way (also referred to as Nantwich Pet Vets) is part of the Medivet group. The practice is set up for routine consultations and urgent same-day problems (one reviewer reports getting an appointment within the hour), and it also offers access to Medivet’s 24/7 emergency care at their 24-hour centres (with a stated overnight consultation fee of £130 for 7pm–9am). Across the latest reviews, owners repeatedly mention vets taking time to explain options and next steps, not pushing expensive medications, and being supportive during end-of-life appointments (including accommodating an earlier euthanasia visit when a dog deteriorated).

Leonard Brothers Veterinary Centre offers routine consultations alongside more advanced services such as ophthalmology, orthopaedics and veterinary acupuncture (per the clinic website). It’s also listed as a Cat Friendly Clinic and as a veterinary nurse training facility (clinic data). Reviewers most often mention unhurried appointments with clear explanations (including during vaccinations and check-ups), and at least one owner reports the practice phoned to check on a pet’s recovery after treatment.

Bollington Vets Ltd is described on its website as a family-owned independent small-animal practice operating from a purpose-built, modern clinic. Evidence from the site and reviews suggests it handles routine consultations through to investigations and surgery, and that it also supports admin-heavy processes such as pet travel paperwork (one reviewer specifically mentions help “by email and in person” to prepare a dog for travel). Recent reviews contain a clear split: several owners describe strong communication and follow-up (including a vet checking in after a serious case and quick referral), while two latest low-rated reviews describe nail-clipping visits that resulted in bleeding and distressed animals, with the owners saying the response lacked empathy.

The Vet’s Place is a small-animal practice offering routine care plus diagnostics and surgery, with emergency care also listed. From the clinic’s own service list, it’s set up for everyday consultations, preventive care, imaging (X‑rays/ultrasound), and dental checks, and it also sees a range of small pets beyond cats and dogs (including rabbits and small mammals). In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention fast help for urgent issues (one dog with something lodged in the mouth was seen within ~15 minutes and treated) and appointments that don’t feel rushed, with vets taking time to explain what’s happening.

In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe strong support around difficult situations (including euthanasia), and practical follow-through after procedures—for example, a post-neutering phone call updating an owner on how their kitten was doing, along with pain relief. Reviews also mention help with microchip checks and guidance around rehoming a rescued stray cat, and support with pet travel paperwork with a “quick turnaround.”