Pinewood Veterinary Practice – Leyland Lane

Pinewood Vets is an independent veterinary practice with three locations in Chorley, Leyland, and Coppull, serving the local communities. They offer comprehensive veterinary services for small animals, including dental care, emergency and urgent care, nutritional counselling, senior pet care, vaccinations, preventive care, and wellness examinations. The practice prides itself on being an independently owned and friendly veterinary service. All Pinewood Vets branches are RCVS Accredited, demonstrating their commitment to maintaining high standards of care for their patients. All consultations at Pinewood Vets are by appointment only. They operate on Sundays for emergency visits and offer same-day service. For prescriptions, clients are advised to allow 48 hours' notice for processing.

At a glance

Pinewood Veterinary Practice – Leyland Lane treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £47 and dog vaccinations from £49. Rated 4.6/5 from 162 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 Pinewood Veterinary Practice – Leyland Lane. Order provided by Google.

• Ben Rigby· 4 months ago

  Such amazing and kind people! The vet (I forgot her name I apologise) was amazing with my Nala so thank you and God bless

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• sarah tomlinson· 4 months ago

  Pinewood vets have been amazing with my cat, who has sadly recently been diagnosed with lymphoma. Jerome in particular has been so caring and supportive and responsive to my calls, plus giving me options and being willing to go the extra mile. My boy is in good hands. Thank you. It’s made the sadness of preparing to say goodbye that little bit easier to cope with.

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• Ickle VickiP· 5 months ago

  Marcus, the big loud Austrian is amazing... his care & compassion shown to my furbaba Bumble has been 2nd to none... thank you Marcus for everything you've done for my boy... 🥰 xx

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• Nicola Brookes· 6 months ago

  Always helpful, great service. Brilliant caring vets.

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• Anon ymous· 2 years ago

  My mum took her beloved dog Molly, a small 11 year old whippet to have her annual booster; simultaneously requesting if Molly could be examined due to having what she thought to be severe gingivitis. Molly had lost a tremendous amount of body weight within a very short period of time, and had a foul smell permeating throughout her mouth which was extremely disconcerting. My mum had also brought this to the vet, Sophie’s attention. Sophie reassured my mum that Molly was in ‘excellent condition;’ later forwarding her a quote for just over £1000 to have Molly’s teeth cleaned. Within several days, Molly visibly began to deteriorate. She became weak, refusing to eat and had started to self isolate, hiding and wanting to be alone. After eating and drinking only a minimal amount, Molly then regurgitated this and her health rapidly declined. The following day 27th December 2023, my Mum took Molly to a different vet, and on taking blood, she was subsequently told the very sad news, that Molly was in fact dying from kidney failure. In that moment, she had to make the heart breaking decision to have Molly put to rest. I implore anyone reading this to stay far away from this extremely inadequate veterinary practice. All they care about is money and giving people false information in order to promote unnecessary treatments instead of being thorough and diagnosing properly. As a vet, Sophie should have been fully aware that the type of symptoms Molly had displayed were potentially linked to issues with her kidneys. To further elaborate, When Sophie knelt to Molly’s level (even after repeatedly being asked if she wanted Molly to be picked up in order to examine her thoroughly, Sophie declined.) Instead, she went to Molly’s level and acknowledged that there was a bad smell coming from Molly’s mouth. At this point, given Sophie's veterinary knowledge and training, Sophie should have immediately advised on a blood test, right there and then; being aware that with the vast weight loss, coupled with terrible breath could be an indication of something more sinister and malignant going on. She instead chose to ignore the potential dangers of these symptoms, advising a £1000 cleaning of Molly’s teeth. Do you comprehend? Good! Now do not respond to this review again, you have caused enough upset and devastation. Reviews are an option for a reason, to give people’s truthful opinions of their experiences, this is exactly what has been typed here; our truth and our experience.

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