The University of Liverpool Leahurst Farm Animal Practice, based in Neston, Cheshire, is a veterinary service for farm animals. They cater to species such as camelids, cattle, goats, pigs, and sheep.
The practice offers a wide range of facilities. Clients can make use of the on-site car park, and they're accessible by public transport. They also provide mobile services. The practice remains open at weekends and offers an out-of-hours service, ensuring animals can receive care at any time.
Some of the services available include vaccinations, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, and dentistry. They also perform blood testing, flea and worm treatments, and neutering. The practice also accepts veterinary referrals for specialised care.
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Camelids
Cattle
Goats
Pigs
Sheep
Client car park
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Accessible by public transport
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Mobile services
Based on 6 reviews
Sarah
Google 3 April 2026
Fantastic university and staff are brilliant
Simon Moorcroft
Google 26 April 2024
The students and staff here are truly amazing people. We didn’t get the best news after our dog had an MRI and CT scan, but we are happy to know what to do next for Polly. They explained everything and had Polly's best interests at heart.
Willo_ 1647
Google 15 February 2023
Have just dropped my daughter's dog off for a post mortem to be done. It is a little bit confusing as to where to go on the campus but all the staff are lovely and helpful.
David Garner
Google 21 April 2022
Staff very helpful plenty of large grounds if waiting for your pet cafe in grounds humans only wide choice of sandwiches coffee ect
devito501
Google 28 November 2019
Brilliant staff an vets . Treating our snoop there has he got the dreaded cancer but he is well looked after here . Can’t thank them enough.
Mark O'Regan
Google 4 February 2019
Wonderful place. All the staff are extremely friendly. The vets take time explaining everything and make sure you understand the problem and the treatment options. They also call and give you a progress report, if your pet is staying there, also any test results.
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