Barrington Lodge Veterinary Clinic

Barrington Lodge Veterinary Clinic is located in Altrincham, Cheshire, and provides care for dogs and cats. This practice is an RCVS accredited clinic and currently holds a 4.9 rating on Google, reflecting its status as a professional provider of veterinary services for small animals within the local community.

Barrington Lodge Veterinary Clinic is based at 31 Barrington Road, altrincham, cheshire, WA14 1HZ, WA14 1HZ in Cheshire. The practice treats cats and dogs. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Barrington Lodge Veterinary Clinic. Order provided by Google.

• Judith Morrison· 2 years ago

  Val and her team have done us proud yet again. From first seeing a lump to successful operation, with histology results, all within two fast weeks. Our Sammy hardly noticed a thing and the old boy is with us for a while longer yet. Cannot thank Val enough.

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• PrimaLash Lashes· 6 months ago

  Lovely staff you can see a genuine care for the animals. Really reasonable costs too

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• Danielle Sellers· a year ago

  We took our old boy Charlie in today he was really poorly and had to go over the rainbow bridge val and holly and her amazing team couldn’t of be more supportive they made my ginger boys last moments special thank you so so much i honestly can’t thank you enough im gonna miss my boy loads.

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• lily muir· a year ago

  Highly recommend! Took my 12 week old puppy for his second vaccination, the staff were so so lovely and gave me some great advice too. Made the whole experience so easy and at ease. Great vets.

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• Suzanne Aggarwal· a year ago

  It was a first come first selves basis. What was great was the time in the treatment room was quick and easy. What wasn't good was that there was a small space for cats to wait and alot of very highly strung dog patients. It would be better to have a cat day and a dog day.

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