Vet practice in Colne

Vets for Pets – Colne

4.5(519 reviews)
Inside Pets at Home, Colne, Lancashire, BB8 8LU
Disabled Access
Car Park

Combined comparison cost

£150Dog comparison cost
£150Cat comparison cost
£150Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Vets for Pets – Colne in Colne

Vets for Pets in Colne provides dedicated animal care, situated conveniently inside the Pets at Home store in Colne, Lancashire, postcode BB8 8LU. This practice caters specifically to a range of pets, including felines, canines, and various small mammals. Setting itself apart through its accessible location within a recognised pet retail outlet, this clinic offers a comprehensive service suite for local pet owners. With a focus on delivering personalised care, Vets for Pets Colne ensures that each animal receives attentive and appropriate treatment within a welcoming environment. For those planning a visit, the practice is readily contactable on 01282 857730 or via email at colne@vets4pets.com. Convenience is further enhanced by the provision of a client car park and full disabled access, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience for all visitors.

At a glance

Vets for Pets – Colne treats cats, dogs and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £55 and dog vaccinations from £65. Rated 4.5/5 from 519 reviews, the practice provides on-site parking and step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals

Vets for Pets – Colne Prices

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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£150

Cat comparison cost

£150

Combined comparison cost

£150

Recurring care pricing

ConsultationAround Lancashire average
£55
Dog booster vaccinationAround Lancashire average
£65
Cat booster vaccination£7 below Lancashire avg (£72)
£65
Rabbit vaccination
£80
Kennel cough vaccination
£55
Microchip£2 above Lancashire avg (£28)
£30

One-off costs

Dog spay
£340
Dog castration£16 below Lancashire avg (£266)
£250
Cat spay
£150
Cat castrationAround Lancashire average
£105

These vary by weight, breed and clinical needs — request a quote from the practice.

Prices shown are guides based on the practice's published price list. Always confirm directly with the practice as costs can vary by pet, weight and clinical need.

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Vets for Pets – Colne reviews

4.5(519 reviews)

Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 519 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Paul Lightfoot· 4 months ago

    We took our poorly cat to a vets in colne 3 weeks ago. We were not happy with the outcome so we wanted a second opinion and booked him in to see a vet at Vets for Pets. We were seen by Helen. She checked him over and immediately knew what the issue was, which wasn’t good. A carcinoma. Very sympathetic towards us. Didn’t stress the cat. We took the cat back to the vets today as he had deteriorated. After an honest and transparent discussion with Helen we decided the only option would be to put our cat to sleep. She was amazing. Yet again showing true professionalism in her approach. Thankyou

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  • Danny· 6 months ago

    Oh where to begin, i have clients that attend this vet and have attended with clients, i was mortified for the first time in 20 years when a vet from this practice tild us that they were effectively only GPs. Talk about selling yourself short considering veterinary surgeons are often much more widely versatile than a standard GP. Further more then push my clients into procedures not giving the full range of information and explaining situations as if they are worse case scenario, but hey, the drained multiple of my clients insurance for the year leaving my clients to scramble to get more money. Further more they charge full to half the fee for a 5 minute appointment to look at a healing surgical wound just to say "yeah that looks good" charging £20 for less that 5 minutes is daylight robbery and im well aware many vets charge it. Many decent vets dont. Follows ups should be free unless they are actually going to take an amount of time. They have even recharged for these followups so my clients still pay for them even if they cancel since we are all capable of watching for an infection. Sadly the only decent members of staff there is Helen herself and i believe her name is Dani. There are other good members or staff but none that ive dealt with other than the lovely reception staff. There one particular member of staff, her name escapes me, older woman, looks like a breeze will take her away, her favourite thing to chew may be a wasp. i believe she is a nurse but i may be wrong, one a sign outside it claims she wanted to do behaviour but then wont go near large dogs even when they are muzzled, clearly shouldnt be near the profession. Honestly speaking the practice is lay out well, it is one of the better Vets4Pets ive seen, i just believe it would benefit from some policy changes and maybe some further staff training.

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  • Imaan Ahmed· 11 months ago

    All they care about is MONEY I found a stray kitten days ago took him in until as it was raining and cold however he seemed very unwell he didn’t eat didn’t play didn’t groom him self like cats do. I rang this place to see if they can check him they said find rspca as he’s a stray I rang rspca who advised me the vets have a a duty of care and Code of professional conduct with rcvf and cannot deny treatment. I rang the vets back they said no I have to ring rspca. I’m telling them how unwell this poor baby is instead they’re too concerned about the money. They then say i can bring him in but that means the kitten is now there’s and I don’t get any updates about him don’t get to see him nothing. It felt like a punishment for not giving them money. They said if I want to keep the kitten I have to pay for the treatment I’m a uni student I just found the kitten I had no intention of having pets but my heart broke whne I saw him and decided as it’s a stray I wouldn’t mind keeping him then. However they said I cannot have him if I want the check up for free they will take the kitten which is stupid as why wouldn’t you want a stray kitten to have a safe home to go to?. In the end I did not go to them I went to Oakmount veterinary centre who did the treatment right away gave me updates on the kitten and let me take the kitten home to keep him safe and loved.

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  • Guy Williams· a year ago

    What can you say about this place. The girls here are amazing. From the reception staff to the actual vets. They are all absolutely amazing. I've been with them through the worst time (saying goodbye to my elderly husky) to the best time (welcoming our husky puppy) & all throughout they remain professional & really do care about you but mostly care about your pet. Danny (or auntie Danny as our boy knows her) is truly the embodiment of who vets4pets are. The welcome we get every time is amazing & we really feel valued. Even if you're a panicky parent. They won't look at you like you're an idiot. They're right there with you. Price wise they are more than fair & with the puppy support the ensure you and your pup can just enjoy each other & not worry about what the hell to do. Thank you to everyone at vets4pets, you guys are amazing!!!!

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  • Natalia· a year ago

    Avoid!! Been going to Vets4Pets for 7 years until couple days ago I decided to move !! Couple years ago my rabbit had a brain parasite after antibiotics treatment it came back and the vet said the best option for my bunny is to put to sleep as there nothing else they can do for him. Couple of weeks ago I brought my other bunny with an upset tummy, he been given a treatment but been told if the treatment don’t work he will need putting to sleep - he’s perfectly healthy now and has no health issues ! Recently my dog hurt his paw he been given a strong dose of medicine that made him not be himself !! When I took my bunny for her vaccines I been told through the phone it will be £55, got the vaccine done and the reception told me it will be £75 , even thou I told them I haven’t got enough on me and only have £60 they weren’t happy about it and took the £60 off me and told me to pay the outstanding £15 till end off the week even thou I don’t get paid till 30th. If you struggle financially wouldn’t recommend coming here as they will be unhappy with you if you don’t have enough and won’t book further appointments until you pay the outstanding balance.

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