Harrison Family Vets Tyldesley

Harrison Family Vets Tyldesley, situated at Units 4&5 in the Parr Bridge Retail Parade, Moseley Common Road, Manchester, provides dedicated veterinary care exclusively for companion animals. This modern practice serves pets in the Lancashire area from its convenient retail park setting.

As an RCVS-accredited establishment, this practice demonstrates a commitment to maintaining high standards of veterinary medicine and client care. Its accreditation reassures pet owners of a consistent professional approach to their beloved animals' health and wellbeing, distinguishing it as a quality-focused local veterinary centre.

For practical visits, Harrison Family Vets Tyldesley can be reached on 02072222001 or via email at tyl@harrisonfamilyvets.co.uk. Further information is available on their website, and the consultation fee is £40.

Harrison Family Vets Tyldesley is based at Unit 4&5, Parr Bridge Retail Parade, moseley common road, manchester, M29 8QH, M29 8QH in Lancashire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £45 and dog vaccinations from £55. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme, open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

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• Emily Szynkar· a month ago

  Harrison Family Vets are hands down the best vets in the area! The dedication, knowledge, care, experience they have is second to none and would definitely recommend getting their wellness plan as you'll save loads on consultations, treatments and vaccinations plus the complimentary 6 month full health check is an added bonus! From their private booths to avoid any stress to the vets friendly manner with our pooch they've done all the pre planning for you so you don't have any anxiety. Our testament to Harrisons Family Vet is the fact our little girl is still alive and with us now....we know had we still been at our old vets we would have sadly lost her. HFV got us in and seen fast and acted so quick they saved her life. We can't thank the team enough and even our little pooch is happy and excited to go back every single time no matter what.

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• Wong HC· 3 weeks ago

  The receptionist is very friendly and helpful. The vet is also kind and patient, which took the time to explain everything in great detail. My cat received excellent care at this clinic. Highly recommend.

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• Joanne Pearson· 6 months ago

  Absolutely appalling handling of a distressing situation. If your dog is seriously Ill, expect to be sold a cremation package by the ‘vet’ before the news has sunk in that there is nothing to be done. Was far too concerned with booking a double appointment later that day for euthanasia to show any compassion. I took my beloved boy to Tyldsley vets for the procedure, as I couldn’t bear it to be administered by such a heartless, cold individual Avoid

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• Mike Lowe· 4 months ago

  I can’t recommend Harrison Family Vets highly enough. From the moment you walk in, it’s obvious how much they genuinely care about both the animals and their owners. The whole team is kind, patient, and compassionate, and they always take the time to explain everything clearly without rushing you. What really stands out is that they are clearly not driven by money. They never suggest unnecessary treatments and always focus on what’s truly best for your pet. You can tell their priority is animal welfare, not profit. It’s such a relief to have a vet you can completely trust.

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• Jon H· 3 months ago

  Our greyhound Jaxon has always been quite nervous at the vets. Since we've changed to Harrison's they've been amazing at understanding how nervous he is and helping him feel more comfortable. More recently Greta has been great with him, seeing him a couple of times, always being really honest with us about prices, the process and now Jaxon is so much more comfortable than what he used to be.

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