The Village Veterinary Surgery – Vets in Wigan
Clinic Overview
- Kind, compassionate care is the strongest theme, with owners describing the team as caring, attentive, and supportive. - Fast help when something urgent happens stands out, including a dog being seen straight away after an injury following a quick phone call. - Pets often seem relaxed with the team, with examples of dogs happily arriving for visits and a normally nervous cat staying calm.
Services
- •Urgent and emergency care: The clinic lists emergency veterinary services, and owners describe being seen promptly after injuries, including same-day help following a quick phone call while already nearby.
- •General veterinary appointments: Reviews point to ongoing care over many years, with clients saying they have been able to get appointments quickly when needed.
- •Routine consultations and supportive care: Feedback regularly mentions gentle, considerate treatment for both pets and owners, including calm handling of nervous animals and compassionate support at difficult times.
- •Everyday care for dogs and cats: Recent examples include assessment after a walking injury, regular care for long-term family pets, and visits where shy or anxious animals stayed unusually relaxed.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Vets and reception team: Owners consistently describe the team as helpful, polite, friendly, considerate, and caring.
- •Animal handling: Multiple reviews mention pets being especially comfortable with the team, including a dog eager to go in and a usually shy cat remaining calm during treatment.
Reviews
The clinic has a Google rating of 4.6 stars from 85 reviews.
- •Kind, compassionate care is the strongest theme, with owners describing the team as caring, attentive, and supportive.
- •Fast help when something urgent happens stands out, including a dog being seen straight away after an injury following a quick phone call.
- •Pets often seem relaxed with the team, with examples of dogs happily arriving for visits and a normally nervous cat staying calm.
- •Long-term trust is a recurring pattern, with some owners saying they have used the practice for 13.5 years or for more than 20 years across several dogs.

