Best Vets in Congleton – Complete Local Guide

Congleton Veterinary Centre offers routine and advanced small-animal care backed by on-site facilities (laboratory, X‑ray and ultrasound) and dedicated dental/surgical theatres (including dental X‑ray). The website also highlights a focus on small animal cardiology, and reviews include an example of ongoing support for a cat living with heart failure. Owners also mention practical support outside the consult room—such as quick phone advice for general questions and prompt follow-up by email or phone. The practice is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility, and states that emergency care is available.

Millie’s Vets (Pet Care Cheshire Ltd) is described by reviewers as an independent practice, with multiple recent accounts focusing on surgical care and clear planning. Owners repeatedly mention time spent explaining procedures, support for anxious pets, and aftercare attention once pets are back home. Specific situations referenced include tumour removal on a leg, a spay plus hernia repair, and creating a treatment plan intended to be “cost effective” after an initial check-over.

Wright and Morten Veterinary Group LLP is an RCVS-accredited veterinary group (established in 1928) offering medical, surgical and preventative care across small animals, equine and farm animals. The website states emergency care is provided “for all species”. In recent reviews, owners repeatedly mention being seen promptly when needed, a clinic that feels “clean” and “not over crowded”, and pets receiving surgical care (including one dog reported to have had two operations over three years). One review flags a sharp contrast between “lovely” clinical staff and a negative experience with an administration staff member described as unprofessional.

Wright and Morten Veterinary Group LLP is an RCVS-registered practice providing care for small animals, equines, and farm animals, with emergency care stated as available for all species. The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, the clearest pattern is equine work: owners describe regular, scheduled yard visits (including fortnightly visits), quick attendance for emergencies, and clear updates on treatment options and medications. One review also describes tests leading to a decision for euthanasia on welfare and safety grounds, followed by a condolence card the next day.

Tom Walters Equine Vets is an equine-focused practice that owners most often describe using for ongoing injury management and pre-purchase/horse vetting. Across the latest reviews, people repeatedly mention vets taking time to explain findings and options, and being supported over longer treatment periods rather than just single visits. Concrete examples include: a named vet (Kate) seeing the same horse consistently throughout an injury, “horse vetting” described as extremely thorough with explanations of everything found, and practice-side help with insurance claims paperwork through a practice manager.