Vets for Pets operates inside the Pets at Home store on Holyoak Avenue in Lancashire. The practice opens at 8am on weekdays and closes at 7pm, with shorter hours at weekends: 9am to 3pm on Saturdays and 10am to 2pm on Sundays. It's closed on bank holidays, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
The practice treats cats, dogs and rabbits. The waiting area has separate sections for cats and dogs. There's disabled access and on-site parking. Nurses run their own clinics, and clients can use a practice app. For emergencies outside opening hours, Vets Now Preston handles calls.
Part of Vets for Pets
Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Car park nearby
Dentistry
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 7 reviews
Julia Marmo
Google 8 June 2026
Excellent service - we took our cat to see a very kind and caring vet, Dr Tudor Herlea, who followed up with a visit recap email with a summary of the consultation and instructions as to how to take things forward with the problem. First class!
Theresa G
Google 13 December 2025
Things have really gone downhill since the new owners have taken over. I always used to see Alex the vet and he was so caring and compassionate. Sadly, all the old vets have left and during my most recent visit the male vet I saw seemed more bothered about discrediting the old vets’ advice than listening to my concerns, and trying to sell me things I didn’t need or ask for. Prices have also rocketed - was quoted over £2000 for a minor operation. I’ve recently moved to another local practice who are a fraction of the price actually listen and appear to care about me and my pet. He is booked in for the same op for under £1000. I’m so glad I sought a second opinion.
Micheal Mulvey
Google 1 December 2025
If you like your animal, do not go here they do not care for the dog whatsoever. They don’t care for any pet they care for the money. They have allowed a husky to go untreated with a massive flesh wome they just sat behind the desk saying no we can’t do anything. We can’t do anything then when I left they phoned other vets to make sure I didn’t use them and they badmouth me told them I had been abusive absolute lies. They totally lie to take your money and then to lock you out of vets vetspets and dogs trust are a big scam worst experience of my Dawg life £2000 down and they sent him out of the store with no bandage open flesh and was like Off go go and play on the beach. They are the worst if you like your pet do not go if you are in there you obviously hate your pet. This place is for pet haters. Including dogs trust it’s all a scam
Lucy
Google 8 October 2025
I took Luna for her vaccination last month and after talking to the receptionist I was upset to hear that Alex and the other vets that used to work here had gone, they were always very nice to Luna and Alex especially was so gentle and slow with her as she can be nervous at the vets, he would always sit on the floor and talk to her for a while. The new vet didn’t take the same time to get to know her as Alex did so she was more scared and when I mentioned she had a bit of a limp sometimes after a long walk he didn’t seem very concerned. She’s booked in to get her limp checked at Animal A&E now, I hope they’ll be a bit better with her.
Nicki Hughes
Google 6 September 2025
I am new to this vets. I took my dog today as I was very worried about him. The vet was absolutely amazing very kind and understanding explained everything in detail. The reception staff were very helpful, nice and understanding too.
Louise
Google 26 November 2024
This is my regular vets practice, my Dog who is 2 has been coming here since 8 weeks old. I also have the Vaccine for life with them which means my dog has his yearly boosters and a full vet check plus a vet nurse check six months after for free for his entire life. It only cost me £100 ( price July 2021). They are always very good and patient with my dog to make him comfortable when he goes. Luckily he has only needed emergency treatment once for a spider bite after sticking his nose where he shouldn't and he needed an injection as his face was swelling . I personally have no complaints to date. Edit November 24 . Well forget everything above in regards to this practice . My dog has been registered with them since 8 wks he is now 3+1/2 , I have paid for Vax for life and in August I was encouraged to take out the flea and wormer plan , which I did , i tried to order the treatment last week to be told my dog would need an appointment before they could prescribe them as new vets had taken over . So today he had his appointment all fine , go to reception to then be told I cannot have the flea and wormer as it is no longer available on the plan ( since their takeover ) due to cost . The issue is not only have I been paying for this plan and have no treatment , but he was put on that specific treatment due to the others not being suitable. No one informed me of this when I went to order a few days ago , nor did the vet mention it to me . So now I have no treatment and am out of pocket £100 . AVOID THIS VETS
Joe HR
Google 4 July 2023
One of the best practices I've had the pleasure of being registered at. Long story short, my dog 1st litter anxious owner. Shout out to Jade who added me to the WhatsApp group, was at the end of the phone calming me down, and loads of advice. Amazing team. Six pups later and a happy owner 😊
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