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Emergency Vets in Cheshire

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Our Score (71/100)

4.9(38 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
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Maple Vets is part of the Rutland House Vets group and links into a wider setup that includes a 24/7 emergency service at an RCVS‑accredited hospital. From the clinic information and recent reviews, it appears geared for both routine, day‑to‑day care (for example vaccinations with a general health check) and access to more advanced support (advanced diagnostics, surgery, rehabilitation and hydrotherapy are listed). Reviewers repeatedly mention staff taking time to reduce stress for anxious pets, and being particularly compassionate during end‑of‑life visits.

Our Score (71/100)

4.9(36 reviews)
Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
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University of Liverpool – Leahurst Farm Animal Practice is part of the University of Liverpool’s Veterinary School (a university-run teaching setting rather than a corporate chain). Based on the website, the wider campus has extensive facilities (research and diagnostic laboratories and diagnostic-image viewing suites), and reviews describe cases involving advanced diagnostics such as MRI and CT. Owners also mention practical communication touches like vets taking time to explain options and making progress-report calls when pets stay in.

Our Score (69/100)

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4.8(81 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
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dog
cat
bird
exotic

Broadway Veterinary Surgery says it has been looking after pets for over 30 years and offers an out‑of‑hours emergency service for registered clients. It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews most often describe: being fitted in the same day (including as a non‑registered visitor), clinicians who take time to explain findings and options (even if that means a wait), and attentive support around surgery and end‑of‑life appointments.

Our Score (69/100)

4.8(40 reviews)
Emergency Services
Corporate
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
exotic

Birch Veterinary Centre is a long-established practice (the website says it has cared for animals for more than 100 years) with more than one branch. No corporate group ownership is stated in the available information. Reviews repeatedly mention straightforward access and communication (e.g., “easy to book” and being “seen as soon as I arrived”), plus support around urgent situations and difficult decisions (“seen in emergency” and “understanding when the time is right for the right decision”).

Our Score (69/100)

4.7(36 reviews)
Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
Treats:
dog
cat
bird
exotic

Station House Veterinary Centre is part of the Grange Veterinary Hospital group (described on its site as the “Grange Veterinary Hospital community”). The website notes the practice has been in its current form since 1990, when it was converted by the Wignall family.

Our Score (69/100)

5.0(17 reviews)
Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
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Nantwich Equine Vets LLP is an equine-only practice operating as an LLP (no corporate group is named in the available information). It offers a 24-hour hospital service and describes “state of the art” equine hospital facilities, with equine surgery listed as a specialty. On the breeding side, it’s BEVA approved for Artificial Insemination and a DEFRA approved centre for collection.

Our Score (68/100)

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4.8(94 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
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dog
cat
bird
exotic

Ark Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice that’s been caring for pets since 1999, offering a broad small-animal service that also includes some exotic species. The clinic is set up for both routine care (vaccinations, microchipping, parasite control, nurse clinics, six‑month health checks) and more involved cases, with in‑house diagnostics (lab work, X‑ray and ultrasound) plus surgical options including orthopaedic, soft-tissue and laparoscopic (“keyhole”) surgery.

Our Score (67/100)

4.8(60 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
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The Ashbrook Equine Hospital is part of Willows Veterinary Group and is an RCVS-accredited equine hospital focused on horses, offering both hospital-based care and mobile/ambulatory visits. Reviews repeatedly describe clear pre-procedure consultations, including time spent explaining options before treatment, and several examples of hands-on support in higher-stakes situations—such as a weekend emergency call-out to sedate a young horse for travel and ongoing treatment for a serious tendon injury. Owners also mention compassionate help with euthanasia (PTS) and follow-up-type outcomes like a castration wound healing well after weekend care.

Our Score (65/100)

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4.5(207 reviews)
Emergency ServicesVeterinary Nurse Training
Corporate
Treats:
dog
cat

Broadway Veterinary Surgery says it has been looking after pets for over thirty years, offers an emergency service for registered clients outside normal surgery hours, and is a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews give practical examples of how the team operates: staff helping owners work around drop-off/pick-up constraints for a pet’s surgery, clear post-op care explanations (including what to watch for at home), and at least one owner noting the vet suggested the “cheapest approach” before considering surgery and didn’t push food/products. There is also a conflicting account from another reviewer who says the practice refused to supply worming tablets for their cat even when they provided the cat’s weight and said the cat had worms.

Our Score (59/100)

4.7(48 reviews)
Emergency Services
Independent Clinic
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Brown Moss Equine Clinic LLP is an equine-focused veterinary clinic offering emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Reviews describe both routine care (teeth and vaccinations) and more complex cases, including an urgent eye problem requiring a call-out and longer-term management of tumours/cancer and seizures. Owners repeatedly mention clear communication (being “talked through everything”), expectation-setting around serious illness, and support during end-of-life situations (including staying with owners “till the very end”).

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