About Emergency Vets in Knutsford
For pet owners requiring urgent care, knowing which clinics offer emergency services is crucial.
Tatton Veterinary Practice and Knutsford Veterinary Surgery provide emergency services, ensuring access to urgent care. These clinics offer extended hours, aiding pet owners who need immediate assistance. However, since no clinic provides 24-hour access, pet owners must consider response time and accessibility when choosing a clinic. Clinics with emergency capabilities are well-suited for handling complex cases that require prompt attention outside of regular hours.
There are 3 veterinary clinics listed for emergency vets in Knutsford.
Top Rated Emergency Vets in Knutsford
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Knutsford Veterinary Surgery is led by Dr Paul Adams (BVetMed, GPCert(Ophthal), MRCVS), with reviewers repeatedly seeking it out for specialist input—particularly eye problems (“Paul is an eye specialist”) and dermatology-style workups for persistent skin allergies. Recent reviews describe detailed written follow-up after appointments (including follow-up emails and prompt written treatment plans), and a stepwise, explained approach to problems (for example: antibiotics and a swab test before eventual cyst removal). The clinic is also described as efficient and punctual, and one reviewer notes a bereavement “candle” used in the waiting room to signal quiet respect when a pet has died.
Knutsford Veterinary Surgery is led by Dr Paul Adams (BVetMed, GPCert(Ophthal), MRCVS), with reviewers repeatedly seeking it out for specialist input—particularly eye problems (“Paul is an eye specialist”) and dermatology-style workups for persistent skin allergies. Recent reviews describe detailed written follow-up after appointments (including follow-up emails and prompt written treatment plans), and a stepwise, explained approach to problems (for example: antibiotics and a swab test before eventual cyst removal). The clinic is also described as efficient and punctual, and one reviewer notes a bereavement “candle” used in the waiting room to signal quiet respect when a pet has died.
Tatton Veterinary Practice is described in reviews as a small, personal-feeling practice (one owner specifically notes it “isn’t part of a broader business model”). Based on recent owner reports, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and complex medical/surgical cases—ranging from vaccinations to laparoscopic surgery and tumour removal—with repeated mention of same-day access when something feels urgent.
Tatton Veterinary Practice is described in reviews as a small, personal-feeling practice (one owner specifically notes it “isn’t part of a broader business model”). Based on recent owner reports, the clinic appears set up for both routine care and complex medical/surgical cases—ranging from vaccinations to laparoscopic surgery and tumour removal—with repeated mention of same-day access when something feels urgent.
Our Score (67/100)
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.
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.