Vets Now Macclesfield – Vets in Macclesfield
Clinic Overview
- Many recent reviewers say they were able to make contact easily and be seen quickly, with prompt treatment and reassuring advice during urgent situations. - Positive feedback often highlights helpful reception staff, clear communication, and vets who are caring, competent, friendly and thorough. - Recent examples include emergency help for a cat needing urine testing and temporary relief, a toy poodle with bite wounds, and one owner who felt the team saved their dog’s life.
Services
- •Out-of-hours emergency care for dogs, cats and small animals, covering urgent problems that cannot wait for a daytime appointment.
- •Accident, emergency and critical care with hospital ward support, an isolation unit, advanced fluid therapy, advanced pain management and blood transfusions.
- •Diagnostics on site including an in-house laboratory, haematology, blood smear analysis, blood pressure monitoring, ECG, X-ray, ultrasound and endoscopy.
- •Surgical and trauma support via an operating theatre. Review examples include treatment for bite wounds, road-traffic injuries, a hip dislocation, a broken leg, and very unwell pets needing urgent assessment.
- •Recent feedback also gives practical examples of care such as a urine test, an injection for temporary relief, thorough examinations, and advice on next steps before handover to the pet’s regular vet.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Peter is thanked by name in reviews, with one owner crediting him and the team with helping an elderly dog recover after a hip dislocation.
- •Reception and nursing staff are often praised for being kind, efficient and reassuring during stressful emergency visits.
- •Reviewers frequently describe the vets as gentle, thorough, professional and clear in their explanations, although a smaller number report a brusque or dismissive manner.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.3/5 from 277 reviews.
- •Many recent reviewers say they were able to make contact easily and be seen quickly, with prompt treatment and reassuring advice during urgent situations.
- •Positive feedback often highlights helpful reception staff, clear communication, and vets who are caring, competent, friendly and thorough.
- •Recent examples include emergency help for a cat needing urine testing and temporary relief, a toy poodle with bite wounds, and one owner who felt the team saved their dog’s life.
- •Negative feedback is present but in the minority, mainly around long waits, missing records or poor communication, and some comments that the service felt pricey.

