Companion Care (Salford)

Companion Care (Salford) is an RCVS accredited veterinary practice located within the Regent Retail Park in Salford. The clinical team provides medical care for dogs, cats, small mammals, birds, poultry, and exotic animals.

Companion Care (Salford) is based at Inside Pets at Home, regent retail park, salford, manchester, lancashire, M5 3TP, M5 3TP in Salford. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• B carson· a month ago

  Absolutely brilliant staff from the receptionist to the vet and vet student nurse. All very kind and were lovely with our elderly cat. Would highly recommend. Great location as well. Plenty of free parking.

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• Lucy O'Donoghue· 2 months ago

  Have been coming here for years with my cats on going allergies and skin issues, I’ve always had a really positive experience. Manasa our vet is very knowledgeable and so caring towards the animals she has been amazing. She has accommodated our needs constantly and always goes above and beyond. Pixie is finally at a stage where she is comfortable and no longer in pain. The new building is very spacious and clean and the reception staff are lovely. Can’t recommend this team enough 🩷

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• Rebecca Hewick· 4 months ago

  The vets at this practice are incredible. In particular, Emma Harris. I was really worried when I saw my dog had blood in his urine but Emma talked me through all the possibilities and really kept me calm. I couldn’t believe how quick and efficient the testing process was too and thankfully my mind was put at ease quickly. Graham on reception was super helpful too! I couldn’t recommend this practice enough ❤️

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• clare moran· 4 months ago

  If I could give 0 stars I would. Please do not trust this vets to care for your animals. I brought Frank in as an emergency Friday, shortness of breath, coughing all night, being sick, resting chest rise count of 48, having to hold him upright to stop the coughing, when we got there his symptons had calmed down (i had given his heart medication 2hrs earlier than normal). The vet who supposedly done an ultrasound had came back out and said the scan showed no signs of heart failure, no fluid around his heart, it was the same as the one done in December (bearing in mind the one done in December was done by someone they get on site to do, so I don't know what the difference is) he also made a joke where he thought he had fluid until he realised it was his bladder. He sent us on our way with a follow up appointment a week later with no additional medication and only advise was to instead of giving his Libeo twice a day spread it out 3xtimes a day. With no advise what to do if symptons were to happen again. The following day I took Frank to the emergency vets, same symptons shallow breathing, coughing, the emergency vets put him on oxygen and his condition deteriorated rapidly, they scanned him to find out he had blood and fluid around his heart (previous vet visit at Salford companion care assured us there wasn't, even though symptons were the same minus being sick). I asked the vet at the emergency how they missed this and she said she didn't know. The prognosis for Frank at this point was dire 0% oxygen, if they were to drain it she expected it could be minutes or hours before build up again. My boy had been suffering and we believed the vet at companion care when he said he was ok and his condition hadn't changed. The only choice at this point was to Pts my boy, I am beyond devastated. I would never trust this vets to care for an animal again.

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• S. A. K. Brown· 8 months ago

  Our rabbit Neenee is put so much at ease by Mansah, the most loveliest Vet. Very professional , knowledgeable and gentle. , with our gorgeous rabbit. Neenee recognised her- amazing. Thank you so much. Xx🥰

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