Beech House Veterinary Surgery – Stopes Road

Beech House Veterinary Surgery is a veterinary practice located at 2-4 Stopes Road, Radcliffe, Manchester, M26 3WP. They offer general veterinary services and treat a variety of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, and ferrets. This practice is part of the CVS Group, a larger corporate veterinary organisation. They prioritise accessible care for a range of common household pets, focusing on routine and general veterinary needs within their community. The practice provides parking for clients. It operates from Monday to Wednesday, and Friday, from 8:00 to 18:30. On Saturdays, they are open from 8:30 to 17:30, with Saturday openings occurring every other week; clients are advised to call to confirm. The practice is closed on Thursdays and Sundays.

At a glance

Beech House Veterinary Surgery – Stopes Road treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £84. Rated 4.3/5 from 512 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Beech House Veterinary Surgery – Stopes Road. Order provided by Google.

• Sara Moran· 2 months ago

  Emma the vet was amazing and so compassionate. I was devastated and knew Kitty who was 20 years old was very poorly told me that the kindest thing to do was to put her down. All through the processs she showed empathy and concern for me too as I was a mess. Everything was explained so well and even the aftercare was handled beautifully. Then 2 days later a receive a lovely card from them saying how sorry they were for my loss and put a paw print from Kitty. All very professional and would highly recommend them. Thank you

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• Layla Austin· 3 months ago

  My sister was absolutely in bits and so upset due to the way she was treated on Monday 15th June. Her cat Milo who was 21 years old and very ill was taken there. The Spanish vet who saw Milo suggested that my sister had mistreated him. Her attitude was appalling towards her and she was very cutting with the way she spoke to her. At 21 years old, and having looked after Milo so well, what an awful way to speak to someone who is losing their precious pet. Shame on you!!

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• Oliver Greenhough· 4 months ago

  My partner came home crying her eyes out because these people have made her feel so bad and pushed her into paying for £240 for an ultrasound that was absolutely not needed. They made her feel like we neglect our cat. My partner repeatedly said we couldn’t afford treatment at this time and she was badgered into using a credit card. Asked if we were on benefits. Asked why we don’t have insurance. Told her to pay in instalments. Etc. This is pushy sales technique which you do expect or want from medical professionals. Do not go to this vets. I am so angry at them. How dare they take that line with us. My cat is completely fine. Nothing wrong with her!

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• L S· 6 months ago

  I took my mum and her dog to this vets (been coming for years). Her paw was a little sore. Turns out paw was ok so just her claws clipping was all that was needed. My mum paid the bill £50/60ish in full there at the desk. Job done. A few weeks later while my mum was in hospital she was getting phone calls abruptly telling she owed them money and had not paid the full bill!! She is still ill (only just come out of hospital) and yet she has now got a letter for this £17 she apparently owes. I just think it's really unprofessional to bill the incorrect amount and then with a rude manner telephone demanding extra money telling a woman while laying in a hospital bed that you that you didn't pay your bill in full. No... let's get this straight.. you made an admin error with the invoice and even this I'm doubting. Perhaps it would have been more professional to have telephoned and apologised for the admin error and politely ask that the extra amount could be invoiced once she is out of hospital. It's a shame that customer service is so terrible now. Will be getting my mum to find a better vet practice.

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• Stacey Keely· 7 months ago

  I will never take any of my animals here again! My dog was diagnosed with heartworm, she was sent to this clinic as someone there was said to have some knowledge about it. She had blood tests and another echocardiogram…. Two weeks later I still never heard about her results from the blood test, I rung Monday 2nd of March asking to have a vet call me as her cough had gotten a little worse and I was told the vet dealing with it wasn’t back in until the Thursday and I stressed I wasn’t waiting until then to speak to a vet! they then said they would get another vet to give me a call back. That didn’t happen! I called Tuesday was told a vet would give me a call back and I mentioned on the phone the matter was time sensitive they didn’t call me back. They tried calling me Thursday and I missed the call, I rung straight back and was told they would call me again when the vet was free…. Unfortunately shortly after that call my sweet dog collapsed and I rushed her to my local vets, where they advised I had to have her put to sleep. I am beyond devastated at the loss of her, and even the rest of Thursday that clinic never gave me a call back…. I am disgusted with how they handled the care of my sweet Tilly. They didn’t seem to give a rat’s ass since the phone call wasn’t making them any money. And it cost my dog her life! Please please avoid!

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