Vet practice in SK2 7AE

    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd

    4.7(180 reviews)
    192 Buxton Road, heaviley, stockport, cheshire, SK2 7AE, SK2 7AE
    RCVS Accredited

    Combined comparison cost

    £162.50Dog comparison cost
    £167.50Cat comparison cost
    £165Combined comparison cost
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    About this practice

    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd in SK2 7AE

    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd is an RCVS accredited practice providing veterinary care in Stockport, Cheshire. Located on Buxton Road, the clinic treats dogs, cats and small mammals for residents of the Heaviley area.

    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd is based at 192 Buxton Road, heaviley, stockport, cheshire, SK2 7AE, SK2 7AE in Cheshire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £60 and dog vaccinations from £70. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

    Animals treated

    Dogs
    Cats
    Small Mammals

    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd Prices

    From practice website
    Updated 6 Jul 2026
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    Combined comparison cost

    Dog comparison cost

    £162.50

    Cat comparison cost

    £167.50

    Combined comparison cost

    £165

    Recurring care pricing

    Consultation£3 below Cheshire avg (£63)
    £60
    Dog booster vaccinationAround Cheshire average
    £70
    Cat booster vaccinationAround Cheshire average
    £75
    Kennel cough vaccination
    £45
    Microchip£3 above Cheshire avg (£30)
    £32.50

    One-off costs

    Dog spay
    £375
    Dog castration£46 above Cheshire avg (£279)
    £325
    Cat spay
    £150
    Cat castration£13 above Cheshire avg (£117)
    £130
    Neutering (general)
    £350

    These vary by weight, breed and clinical needs — request a quote from the practice.

    Additional services

    Animal Health Certificate
    £235
    Kitten vaccination course
    £150
    Puppy vaccination course
    £140
    Rabies vaccination
    £95
    Written prescription fee
    £27.50

    Prices shown are guides extracted from the practice's published price list. Always confirm directly with the practice as costs can vary by pet, weight and clinical need.

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    Albany Vet Clinic Ltd reviews

    4.7(180 reviews)

    Average rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 180 reviews. Sourced from Google.

    Latest reviews

    Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Albany Vet Clinic Ltd. Order provided by Google.

    • Emma Davenport· 3 months ago

      I can't recommend Albany highly enough. The whole team - Jim, Anna, Jessica, everyone we have spoken to - are incredibly caring and professional. They have taken amazing care of our elderly cat's hypertension and promptly sought expert advice when she started showing signs of Conns syndrome too. She has now had surgery by a fantastic visiting vet (Catherine) and is recovering well. Jim takes the time to explain everything and always keeps you updated. The nursing team are also excellent when she needs bloods, something she doesn't enjoy at all but they make it a less stressful experience!

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    • Jenica Burton· a month ago

      Very disappointing experience. We discovered an injured baby bird in our backyard and, after our regular veterinary clinic was closed, their voicemail directed us to contact this location. Unfortunately, the staff member I spoke with was dismissive and repeatedly interrupted me while I was trying to explain the situation. I was also surprised to be told to contact a charity because the bird might be injured, rather than being offered any meaningful guidance or assistance. The interaction felt unprofessional and lacking in compassion.

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    • Rodney Smith· 3 months ago

      They really are just a money oriented machine. The vets are always scaring you to the very worst case scenarios. One of the receptionists is particularly horrible and aggressive. They are lovely when they are putting your credit card in the machine but if you have any issues or problems with their process or procedure then they develop a terrible attitude. The vets themselves show no compassion at all. It’s all about the money, nothing more.

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    • Lisa Henning· 9 months ago

      Dixon declined too much on this vet's watch. We joined June 24, when he was drinking and peeing loads more than normal, but it wasn't until June 25 that he was finally diagnosed with Cushing's. Severe body decline, mini-stroke... trauma. We didn’t need fancy tests, just the right ones, earlier! I managed to stabilise him while finding a new vet, and today bloods confirmed it. Now we rebuild, but not all of him will recover. Sad.

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    • Elizabeth Gibbons· 3 months ago

      Have taken all my cats to Albany over the last 35/40 years. Lovely caring staff.

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    Practice data sourced from the RCVS Find a Vet directory. Ratings from Google.