New Hope Vets

New Hope Vets is a family-owned independent veterinary practice located in New Brighton, Wallasey, offering a comprehensive range of in-house services for various animals. They provide preventative care plans for dogs, cats, and rabbits, aiming to make pet care affordable. The practice distinguishes itself with a personal, family-like approach in an increasingly corporate veterinary landscape. The team, with over 26 years of combined experience, prioritises building meaningful relationships with pets and their owners, fostering a warm and friendly environment. New Hope Vets is open Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 6:00 pm, and on Saturdays from 8:30 am to 12:00 pm, remaining closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays. They offer on-site parking and provide an out-of-hours emergency service through a partner. Clients can book appointments, order prescriptions, and register their pets online.

New Hope Vets is based at Field Road, Wallasey, Wirral, CH45 5BG in Wirral. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £55 and dog vaccinations from £60. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for New Hope Vets. Order provided by Google.

• Bethany· 2 months ago

  What a lovely team at New Hope Vets. Caring, reasonable prices and quickly made pet insurance claims. Wouldn’t hesitate recommending to other people. Me and Henry thank you for everything you have done for him 🐾

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• Kimberlea Bamford· 3 months ago

  I really cannot Recommend enough. We recently moved over to these vets in the last 12 months after hearing great things, and they really have been nothing short of amazing. When it was time for our eldest dog to be Put to Sleep the amount and love and care she received from the team, and the vets, also the effort they made in the lay out of the room that she was laid to rest in was beautiful. Our other dog had had to have surgery recently for a leg injury and again the team were absolutely amazing with him. I know when I need to go back in there for what ever reason myself and my pets will be well looked after and given the best.

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• Rosaleen Morgan· 4 months ago

  Dear New Hope Vets, I was recommended by at least four people to come to your Practice. I was so nervous this afternoon bringing my baby cat into be seen. Your Practice is beautiful. The Reception lady was welcoming and just lovely, the waiting area is calming and spacious and Emily, who we saw this afternoon, was so kind to my cat but to me too. Thank you, Emily. Thank you for being so lovely to Freddie and to me. You don’t know what it means. A really positive experience. Thank you so very much. Rosy Lyon and Freddie the cat xxx

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• Mark Gordon· 5 months ago

  Genuinely lovely people, our five kittens are all vaccinated and chipped now, my kittens are really inquisitive and like to explore the rooms and the vets and staff are patient with them, though they are more of a fluffy pride of little lions (or hyaenas) and the obvious eccentric owner..... 😸😸😸😸😸

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• A McDonough· 6 months ago

  Took our beautiful 16 year old Cairn Lilly to New Hope last evening…we are in the process of re-registering with a vet, but my Mum takes her dog here and spoke to them because we were worried after Lilly having a fall and becoming generally unwell. Although not registered with them and it being 5 minutes before they were closing, they stayed open and the vet stayed behind and waited for us to take Lilly in. When we got there the Reception staff were just leaving but had waited for us to arrive and were so kind and lovely. The vet Mrs Aitken was absolutely fantastic, so lovely with Lilly and really reassuring with us. Without doubt one of the nicest vets I’ve been to and we will be registering Lilly there. The building was lovely too, spotlessly clean and really spacious. It’s so nice to see a veterinary practice that clearly has animals at the heart of what they do and not the money making business it’s sadly become in many areas.

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