Acorn Veterinary Centre – Acacia Grove

Acorn Veterinary Surgery is a small animal practice located in West Kirby, Wirral, offering a range of services including parasite protection, vaccinations, neutering, check-ups, and nurse clinics. It caters to local pets and is part of the Willows Veterinary Group.

The practice has been operating for over 30 years and boasts a state-of-the-art, purpose-built facility opened in January 2018. It is led by Clinical Director Rhiannon Mansell and Practice Co-Ordinator Rachael Ivey. For specialist treatments, the practice has access to its dedicated referral centre, Oakwood Veterinary Referrals, in Northwich.

Acorn Veterinary Surgery has previously been recognised as a top vet practice in Merseyside based on client reviews. They offer pet health packages.

Acorn Veterinary Centre – Acacia Grove is based at 15-17 Acacia Grove, Wirral, Merseyside, CH48 4DD in Merseyside. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £58 and dog vaccinations from £55. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Acorn Veterinary Centre – Acacia Grove. Order provided by Google.

• Caroline R· 2 months ago

  We travel across from the other side of the Wirral to visit Acorn Vets with our dog, who is a sensitive and smart collie, because the staff here are so clued up about animal behaviour. The many accreditations that the clinic holds should speak for themselves, but I highly rate vets Becky and Rhiannon (apologies for those I've not met and can't recommend) as well as all the vet nurses. Rachel, the lady who handles the insurance claims, is efficient and communicative. Our dog's welfare is always considered first, whether that's the medication she could take before coming in for stressful handling or whether that's the team providing more information on what a (e.g.) blood test will involve so I can practice a fake test with our girl before the day. I think Acorn also offers opportunities for dogs to come in and do some socialisation work in quiet times. A fab place.

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• Michael Dewey· 2 months ago

  It’s been a long time since I would of considered leaving a positive review but on this occasion I felt the young man who dealt with Sidney genuinely cared and was extremely thorough.

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• V W· 3 months ago

  Very disappointed. I declined emergency triage on Saturday and booked a standard 10:15 Monday appointment instead, yet was left waiting over 30 minutes past my slot with no communication. This level of service isn’t acceptable. Wasted 1hr 30m of my day and the poor cat had to go through the ordeal of the journey and the wait for nothing. Will be returning to my usual vet.

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• Adam Jackson· 5 months ago

  Fantastic vets, really trust them looking after our 3 Ragdoll cats. They are very cat friendly, explain everything well and throughly with no rush. Building is great, parking and friendly staff. We have recently switched to them and wish we had years ago. The special cat waiting area is such a good idea. Highly recommend.

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• Ben M· 5 months ago

  Acorn Vets have consistently shown real compassion and professionalism every time I have visited. The staff, both front of house and the veterinary team, have been empathetic and genuinely caring during some difficult moments. The practice is immaculate, well organised and has parking which makes life a bit easier when you are already stressed. What sets them apart is that they do not rush to tick boxes or push you through. They focus on solving the issue for the animal while also recognising that there is a worried human standing there too. They strike that balance perfectly. A great team and a practice that really feels like it cares.

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