Westway Vets - Salters

Took Loki for his annual injection last night, he is very scared and hates being touched, we always muzzle him as he usually screams like he is being murdered but we have been taking him regularly to see the nurse to get him used to being there, this showed last night how it worked as he the vet touch him and he never screamed, the vet was so patient and really good with him, she was lovely and was not phased by him at all, he is a large Akaskin Malamute, as always the reception staff are always so nice. A huge thank you to the nurses who have helped him.

Excellent vets really caring and provided advice Ive been on their pet plan for all my dogs. They support Brysons Shelter too where my dog was from. Recommend highly! Lovely receptionists.

Lovely staff always very helpful and informative The vets and nurses are lovely with our precious pets.I seem to be a regular with a ageing dog with problems I have used westway for many years I think it's got better and better over the years. and would definitely recommend them

This is a great vets highly recommended all the staff are great I have been with this vets since getting our first family dog. And they have guided me and given me great advise on how to take care of my dog from being a puppy would definitely recommend to friends and family

Everyone at Westway vets are so kind and caring from reception to the vets I wouldn’t go anywhere else Came to Westway 46 years ago with my first dog and they are still the best vets as far as I am concerned Thanks to all the staff

My dog has been going to Westways ever since she was a puppy at eight weeks old,They give me good advice when ever I needed it,And helped me through a period when my dog was sick,And helped put aside any worries I had,Cannot find fault any way,My dog is coming up to nine years old now,Thanjs to Westways.

I was seen on time, and the receptionist was absolutely lovely. However, I was quite disappointed with the vet’s approach during my cat’s MOT check-up and vaccination appointment. My cat was understandably wriggly, which made it a bit tricky to listen to his heart. The vet then said (to my cat), “We won’t bother listening to your heart rate if it’s not important to you.” When I offered to hold him and said I felt it was important to complete the check, she replied, “Don’t worry, it doesn’t matter.” I was quite surprised by this response, especially as I was paying for a full health check, and this part of the service was skipped. It left me feeling like my concerns weren’t taken seriously, which was disappointing.