About Dog & Cat Vets in Wilmslow
Wilmslow's veterinary clinics primarily focus on companion animals such as dogs and cats.
The town's clinics cater exclusively to companion animals, providing a range of services that include routine care, diagnostics, surgery, and dental treatments. With 586 reviews reflecting positive client experiences, pet owners can expect high-quality care for their dogs and cats. The presence of veterinary nurse training in three clinics ensures a high standard of expertise, benefiting pet owners through improved service and care. With no farm or large-animal services available, the focus remains on the health and well-being of companion animals.
There are 5 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Wilmslow.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Wilmslow
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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.
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, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations and time spent talking through options (including for a cat that had been “really poorly”). Several reviews also mention practical, experience-based touches—such as next-day appointments for a cat skin flare-up, being able to get extra requests done in the same visit, and the team sending a sympathy card after a pet died. One recent review conflicts with this tone, alleging a “revenue focus,” repeated recommendations for dental work, and being asked to book (and pay for) a separate consultation to treat an ear infection noticed during a booster appointment.
In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations and time spent talking through options (including for a cat that had been “really poorly”). Several reviews also mention practical, experience-based touches—such as next-day appointments for a cat skin flare-up, being able to get extra requests done in the same visit, and the team sending a sympathy card after a pet died. One recent review conflicts with this tone, alleging a “revenue focus,” repeated recommendations for dental work, and being asked to book (and pay for) a separate consultation to treat an ear infection noticed during a booster appointment.
Our Score (76/100)
Woodcroft Veterinary Group is part of a group of six practices with a dedicated veterinary hospital (operating since 1976), offering routine, referral and emergency care. The website describes hospital-level facilities including separate cat and dog wards, six operating theatres, on-site CT plus imaging (x‑ray, ultrasound), lab facilities and a visiting MRI service. In recent reviews, owners most often mention calm handling for nervous pets, thorough examinations with clear treatment plans, and practical follow-ups such as appointment/treatment reminders.
Woodcroft Veterinary Group is part of a group of six practices with a dedicated veterinary hospital (operating since 1976), offering routine, referral and emergency care. The website describes hospital-level facilities including separate cat and dog wards, six operating theatres, on-site CT plus imaging (x‑ray, ultrasound), lab facilities and a visiting MRI service. In recent reviews, owners most often mention calm handling for nervous pets, thorough examinations with clear treatment plans, and practical follow-ups such as appointment/treatment reminders.
Woodcroft Veterinary Group describes itself as a group of six practices with access to a “state-of-the-art” veterinary hospital, set up for everything from routine appointments through to emergency care, with on-site imaging and surgical facilities (including six operating theatres, CT, X‑ray, ultrasound, lab facilities, and a visiting MRI). Ownership (independent vs corporate) isn’t stated in the available information.
Woodcroft Veterinary Group describes itself as a group of six practices with access to a “state-of-the-art” veterinary hospital, set up for everything from routine appointments through to emergency care, with on-site imaging and surgical facilities (including six operating theatres, CT, X‑ray, ultrasound, lab facilities, and a visiting MRI). Ownership (independent vs corporate) isn’t stated in the available information.
Wright and Morten Veterinary Group LLP is an RCVS-accredited practice treating small animals, equines and farm animals, with medical, surgical and preventative care listed on its website, plus emergency care “for all species.” Reviewers most often describe long-term use (6–20+ years) and day-to-day service touches such as same-day call-backs, quick responses to emailed photos, and being kept updated about treatment plans and extra charges during “serious treatments.” One reviewer also notes fees have risen “by way more than inflation” over the past two years.
Wright and Morten Veterinary Group LLP is an RCVS-accredited practice treating small animals, equines and farm animals, with medical, surgical and preventative care listed on its website, plus emergency care “for all species.” Reviewers most often describe long-term use (6–20+ years) and day-to-day service touches such as same-day call-backs, quick responses to emailed photos, and being kept updated about treatment plans and extra charges during “serious treatments.” One reviewer also notes fees have risen “by way more than inflation” over the past two years.