Stanley House Vets - Burnley

Reviews of Stanley House Vets - Burnley

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  Anne Marie Robinson

  Google · 27 February 2026

  Yana the vet and all the team were so caring and compassionate throughout the treatment of my beautiful cat Lucky. Yana kept me informed of what was happening in her operation but very sadly she had lymphoma and we lost her. Thank you to the nurses Olivia, Francesca and Becky who gave her cuddles at the end of her life. I even received follow up telephone calls checking on me too. I would not hesitate in recommending them. Thank you to you all.

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  Antonio Retamal

  Google · 20 January 2026

  I took my dogs to weigh them. Vicky, the receptionist, was excellent. Welcoming & helpful. I asked for a printout of weights graph. She didn’t hesitate. I highly recommend this practice.

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  Leigh Catlow

  Google · 30 September 2025

  Lovely place to go, staff are wonderful and very helpful. Jennah the physio is always upbeat and happy, very knowledgeable and very good with our dog.

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  Mike Moulton

  Google · 4 February 2026

  Had mostly good experiences with Stanley house, but today, I took my rescue dog for a simple innoculation . The" vet " ,could not deal with large type dogs, sixty odd pounds and then another seventeen pounds and we have to go back. The lady vet was instantly nervous, if you know anything about dogs, they sense your nerves and it makes them worse. Very disappointed. Rip- off vets.

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  tina clarke

  Google · 28 October 2025

  I never thought I would be writing a negative review about a vetinary practice, who are meant to help save and make pets better, but unfortunately this is what I've had to do because I don't want anyone else to have go through this without any knowledge being given by the practice themselves. The thing is what they don't tell you is, if you have been with this practice with your pet from being a baby, if you haven't been to them in like over a year to 18 months, they actually strike you off without telling you. So when an emergency appointment is needed, they tell you to go elsewhere, which tells me, they want your pet to be ill every few months to make money out of you, I mean "WOW REALLY" who does that to actually strike you off cause your pet isn't ill regularly 😢. Just imagine if you've not been to see your Dr for a few years, you go to make an appointment and you've been struck off for not being ill regularly enough. In my eyes you are paying for a service for your pet to be taken care of when they actually need you and you built a trust with your veterinary practice in hopes they will be there for you and your pet when you need them and unfortunately you wasn't, so I have had to book in somewhere else, where he doesn't know the vet. I hope you start letting your customers know well in advance where they stand, as to wether they have a vet to go to or not. I wish you well

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  Jonas Jones

  Google · 4 June 2024

  Took our new puppy here, and due to the continued roadworks in town, we were in traffic well over 20 mins, making us 5 mins late or so. I went in first and was in a good mood and showed this but the receptionist (Jennifer) before any hello informed us in a patronising manner that we "was late" and will need to check if we can still be seen. I then said, "Do u not allow 10 mins for traffic, etc" she looked at me like I was stupid and said, "NO, u have to be here 5 mins before." I told her the doctors allow 10 mins as each has different times on watches.. she again spoke like I was stupid and came from Mars. "Well, we dont." So I sat down. When my mum came in I said "apparently we are late" Jennifer stood up and said "do we have a problem" when I told her the issues with her attitude she threatened to not let our puppy get her injections and we will have to rebook and told me to leave! She threatened a little pup as she could have easily caught parvo at any point being out to be refused treatment because a receptionist has an attitude issue with customers. My mum is changing vets to a more politely managed practice who doesn't threaten the welfare of defenceless animals by their receptionist. This practice has now lost some customers, and I will make others aware of how bad it is and how they treat customers. Jennifer showed no self-control and tried to use her position to intimidate customers with treatment refusal. This practice needs to have in-house training with its receptionists and a lot of customer service. In public facing roles, you need to show some self-control with certain situations, but at this practice, there is none, apparently, as we learned. Terrible first encounter and the last here.