The University of Liverpool's Small Animal Teaching Hospital in Neston, Cheshire, is dedicated to providing specialised care for animals. This practice focuses on referrals, catering to animals that require advanced treatment. They are not just a regular vet but a facility where vets send their more challenging cases.
The hospital cares for a variety of species, including birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals, and small mammals.
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the hospital ensures that care is accessible whenever it is needed.
Part of University of Liverpool
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Birds
Cats
Dogs
Exotic
Small Mammals
Referral interests
Referrals only
Based on 5 reviews
Jayne Dalton
Google 18 April 2026
Such a lovely place and mat looking after Luna is so thoughtful keeping me updated on my kittens progress I've got hope she will pull through.
jo hirst
Google 21 February 2026
Cardiology Dpt / re: Olive ( Doberman ). I cannot thank you enough for the role you’ve played in saving her life. Each day forward is a blessing and I’m forever grateful. Daily shes continues to enjoy her precious time with me, and we’re never apart. She’s no idea of her severe illness, and that keeps me going. The empathy and kindness you’ve all treated us with has been wonderful and despite the mental struggles that have been placed upon me as to how unfair life can be, your expertise and professionalism keeps me fighting on Olives behalf. Your our heroes x
taylor glover
Google 20 February 2026
Highly recommend this vets to everyone, we got referred for my dog and the care has been outstanding! Cecilia (The vet that’s dealt with us) has been amazing, very caring, thorough and just fantastic. We’ve constantly been in touch about the process going forward which puts our mind at ease. 10/10!! Thank you all so much! From Tay and Otis x
Clive Bennett
Google 17 January 2026
We were refered here for an IVDD incident on our Dachshund. Great treatment onsite followed by video and calls monitoring his recovery. Avoided lots of additional scans and surgery other animal hospitals have opted for before. Really consider the animal and not profit. Now refered again for another Dachshund with Canine Lymphoma. Absolutely brilliant care with beyond expectation comms and care. We didn't hesitate with the second referral after our first experiance and not disappointed. Highly recommended.
David Lewis
Google 9 December 2025
Loki’s Very Important Visits to the Small Animal Teaching Hospital Hello! My name is Loki, and I am a very good dog 🐾 I have floppy ears, a waggy tail, and sometimes I have to visit a very special place called the Small Animal Teaching Hospital. When I walk through the big doors, everyone knows my name. “Hello, Loki!” they say, and my tail starts thumping straight away. I never feel scared, because the people there are kind, gentle, and smell just a little bit like treats. The clever vets listen carefully to my heart, my tummy, and even my feet. They explain things slowly and softly, and they always make sure I am comfortable. If I feel worried, someone gives me a cuddle, and if I am brave (which I usually am), I get lots of praise. There are students there too, learning how to look after dogs like me. They are very careful and very patient, and they make me feel important—like I am helping them learn their dog-doctor magic. Every time I visit, I am looked after so well, from my nose to the end of my tail. By the time it’s over, I feel better, loved, and very proud of myself. The Small Animal Teaching Hospital isn’t just a hospital to me. It’s a place where dogs are listened to, cared for, and treated like heroes. Love, Loki 🦴💛
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