Lancaster Vets4Pets

Lancaster Vets for Pets is a veterinary practice located within Pets At Home in Lancaster City Retail Park, Mellishaw Lane, Morecambe, Lancashire. The practice offers veterinary services and is currently accepting new clients for pet care. The practice is part of the Vets for Pets brand, which operates clinics inside Pets at Home stores. The affiliation with a larger retail chain suggests a focus on accessibility and established operational procedures. Practical information includes available parking, and appointment requests can be made online or by phone at 01524 581346. The practice is located at LA3 3FE and Google Maps shows a 4.4 rating based on 469 reviews.

At a glance

Lancaster Vets4Pets treats cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £60 and dog vaccinations from £65. Rated 4.4/5 from 474 reviews, the practice provides on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Lancaster Vets4Pets. Order provided by Google.

• Annabel Benjamin· a month ago

  We have a huge amount of trust and respect towards the team. Across our three difficult rescue cats I feel we got to meet everyone, and they really are a huge beating heart. We have been with them for almost 2 years now and a variety of issues tackled with compassion and clarity, there were never any bad surprises and we feel at safe hands. When one of the cats died they really went above and beyond, helping to make our difficult time stress free. They were also very kind to send texts and cards with beautiful personal touches. The surviving two cats are getting exceptional service consistently. There is one vet in the team we do avoid but one in a team of 20(?) vets, nurses and receptionists who are all wonderful in their own way is truly exceptional.

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• m e· 2 months ago

  Used to be a good vets. I've since moved however. In july 2024, I needed to get my kitten neutered and he had a slight belly button hernia so I decided to get that fixed while he was under anesthetic just to ensure there was no potential problems in future. After the surgery I was given no aftercare regarding the hernia, just told not to let him lick his neutering incisions. So I got home and let him go about his buisness. Only to find that his hernia fully ruptured and it was now potentially life or death for him. I called to get him booked in to fix him and they wanted to charge me over £500 to repair his hernia. I decided it was to serious to trust this vets with and took him elsewhere. £600 later and he was fixed. He needed 10 days crate rest..which is the aftercare advance I should have been given. The repair that saved his life also involved having to remove large amounts of scar tissue from the original operation so safe to say he was absolutely butchered originally. Avoid at all costs. I informed vets for pets about all this when I called to move the rest of my pets over to this new surgery and they weren't remotely interested. The image attached is my kittens stomach after the operation at pets for vets, when his stomach completely herniated and needed a corrective surgery urgently.

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• Isabelle Thompson· 6 months ago

  Can’t speak highly enough of the staff and the surgery. After our cat was hit by a car, I called the clinic and he was seen and assessed as soon as we arrived and within less than hour of the incident. Between the very kind staff on reception (2 ladies and a gentleman - I only remembered Vikkis name sorry!) and the expert care of 3 vets we saw over the consultations (again I can only remember one name, Florin who was lovely) I was reassured of their experience and advice. Fortunately Jasper has a few of his nine lives left and has made a great recovery - our heartfelt thanks to the great team at Lancaster! 🩷

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• Daniel Wilson· 7 months ago

  Vets for pets have been amazing with my dogs, sadly we had to have Archie put to sleep last year due to old age, they were brilliant given the circumstances, the whole process made it a lot easier for us. Then this year our other dog needed some fatty mumps removed, from dropping her off in the morning for her operation to picking up the same evening was a an easy and stress free process, we were kept informed by Whatsapp messages during the process and she was treated as an individual dog rather than some veterinary practices who treat them all the same. I'd like to thank leah and andrew who made the whole process easy and stress free, an asset to your company.

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• Jason Scrase· 11 months ago

  On Wednesday 24th September 2025, I phoned Vets4Pets in Morecambe because my dog, Charlie (12years old), wasn’t well. They gave me an appointment about 90 minutes later. On examination, I was given the worst possible news. The vet explained that Charlie was very ill and, even with expensive surgery, his life would only be extended by a few short months. I reluctantly made the decision to let him go. Charlie and I were moved to a quiet room. A member of the team helped with the paperwork and then the vet gave the injection. Charlie slipped away peacefully in my arms. I was given as much time as I needed to say goodbye and to start grieving. At the time, I wasn’t sure if I wanted Charlie’s ashes. The team told me there was no rush to decide, and they would call me in a few days. When I went back, I was given Charlie’s paw prints and a small vial of his fur as a keepsake. A week later, they rang again to check if I wanted his ashes back. This has been a terrible week for me, but the Vets4Pets team have been fantastic. They explained everything clearly, gave me time to make my own decisions, and were both professional and compassionate throughout. I can only imagine how difficult it must also be for them to support families in these moments, but they handled everything with care. If I were to get another dog in the future, I would definitely return to them.

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