Queens Park Veterinary Surgery sits on Chorley New Road and treats cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice handles routine work like vaccinations, microchipping, and neutering, plus dental procedures and diagnostic imaging. They also stock flea and worm treatments.
Appointments run weekday mornings, afternoons, and evenings (last slot at 7pm), with Saturday morning hours from 8:30am to 12pm. The surgery closes Sundays and bank holidays. For emergencies outside normal hours, they refer clients to Petmedics, which operates round the clock. There's a car park on site and wheelchair access.
Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Car park nearby
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat booster vaccination | £70 |
| Cat castration | £110 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £115 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £60 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £80 |
| Dog castration | £260 |
| Dog castration | £240 |
| Dog castration | £220 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £100 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £120 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £125 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £145 |
| Follow-up consultation | £40 |
| Rabbit castration | £200 |
| Rabbit vaccination | £75 |
| Standard consultation | £35 |
| Standard consultation | £45 |
The practice runs consulting sessions every weekday with appointments available morning, afternoon and evening. Routine and emergency appointments are available until 7pm Monday-Friday. Saturday morning appointments are available from 8:30am-12pm.
Based on 6 reviews
Leigh Howarth
Google 19 May 2026
When my dog passed away , at Pet Medics who where amazing and empathetic so kind I rang Queens Park and asked if I could speak to the vet I was met with a response from the receptionist “well that was unexpected” I never got the phone call from the vets There was never any sympathy shown towards what is a very traumatic time from any animal owner My question to the vet was my dog had been ill for a week with vomiting and diahorrea I was sent home with medication Everything deteriorated and I took her to emergency vets and my question was why where no tests done , not even al blood test especially since my dog was elderly at 14 years old She was diagnosed with Kidney Failure and Addisons and sadly passed away Yet all this vet could do was lecture me on what Vet Food to give her Poor Practice Unkind Staff Vet can talk the talk but no intervention to support owners and their pets I would definitely never use this Vets again
Carl Downs
Google 26 November 2025
A truly independent vets. Stuart and his team are very good. They have got your pets health and welfare as a priority. I appreciate Stuart's no nonsense straight talking approach. The whole team are efficient and welcoming and make stressful visits as easy as possible. I would recommend this practice for the care of your pets
Chloe Pollitt
Google 10 August 2025
Highly recommend Queens Park Vets. We always see the same vet, who is very informative and takes the time to speak to and educate his clients during consultations. No appointment ever feels rushed. The receptionists are welcoming and always do their best to accommodate appointments around working hours.
C Tomkinson
Google 5 May 2025
We have been going to Queen’s Park vets for years now. Stuart and the team have always been extremely professional and kind and have always taken excellent care of our pets. I highly recommend them. A big thank you to all the staff ☺️
Nina
Google 27 January 2024
This vets has been great, our dog has been registered there since he was a pup and last week he needed to go in for surgery and a tooth extraction. All the receptionists and nurses are so friendly and so lovely to chat to. They really looked after our dog and helped us sort out the insurance. I'm very thankful to them all!
Samuel Brooks
Google 2 September 2023
I had a deeply disappointing experience at Queen's Park vets when we took our dog there. While the receptionists were truly exceptional, the male vet left much to be desired. His attitude was consistently rude, sarcastic, and belittling throughout our visit. It was evident that he didn't genuinely care about our dog's problem and displayed a heavy-handed approach that left our pet visibly distressed. It was disheartening to feel that the clinic's main concern was making a financial profit rather than prioritizing the well-being of our beloved pet. As a responsible pet owner who understands my animal's concerns and problems, I was made to feel like I was at fault for the issues we were facing. Based on this unfortunate experience, I cannot in good conscience recommend Queen's Park vets to any pet owner seeking compassionate and competent care for their animals.
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