Vet practice in Barrow In Furness

Wild Side Vets

4.7(57 reviews)
70 Abbey Road, Barrow In Furness, Cumbria, LA14 5UB

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Wild Side Vets in Barrow In Furness

Wild Side Vets is a distinguished veterinary surgery nestled on Abbey Road in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria. This practice provides comprehensive veterinary care for a diverse range of animals, including birds, cats, dogs, poultry, and small mammals, and even extends its expertise to exotic and wild creatures. What sets Wild Side Vets apart is its commitment to serving the varied needs of pet owners across Cumbria, particularly those with less common companions. Its broad animal specialisations highlight a unique approach, ensuring that even the most unusual pets receive dedicated and expert attention, distinguishing it from more generalist veterinary clinics in the region. For those planning a visit, Wild Side Vets can be reached directly on 02072222001, or enquiries can be sent via email to hello@wildsidevets.co.uk. Specific opening hours and details regarding parking and accessibility are best confirmed by contacting the practice prior to your visit.

Wild Side Vets is based at 70 Abbey Road, Barrow In Furness, Cumbria, LA14 5UB in Cumbria. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Poultry

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4.7(57 reviews)

Average rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 57 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Helen Turner· 4 months ago

    Amazing vets,I have many pets that I take there. The lovely staff are very friendly and welcoming. I trust wildside 100% to take the very best care of my pets that are family x

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  • Kyra Lavery· 7 months ago

    1st time at wildside this morning for my Ronnie 🐶 he is a very nervous dog but the lovely lady was brilliant with him, very patient and I felt at ease straight away. I definitely made the right call switching to use! Thankyou!

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  • Sarah Trowton· 10 months ago

    I can't thank our vets enough for the exceptional care they’ve given to my nervous spaniel. From the very beginning, they’ve been incredibly empathetic—not just towards my dog, but towards me as well. They’ve gone above and beyond by allowing us to do desensitisation visits, which has made a huge difference in helping my spaniel feel more comfortable at the clinic. Every appointment is handled with genuine care and patience. The team takes the time to understand my dog’s needs, and their calm, compassionate approach has helped reduce a lot of our anxiety around vet visits. I’ve always felt supported and listened to, and it means the world to have a vet team that truly cares. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a kind, professional, and understanding veterinary practice. I'm very grateful to have them looking after my dog.

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  • John C· a year ago

    Brilliant service, staff was wonderful and caring towards my kitten and looked after her on her very first visit to a vets. Building amazing and well decorated with very good facilities. Will definitely bring her back. Definitely recommend bringing your pets here

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  • scott mckeown· 2 years ago

    Have had nothing but brilliant service since Kate and the team opened. I have 5 guinea pigs, 3 of which have been under general anaesthetic and recovered very well despite the high risks involved. Most notably, we took Maria to get spayed as she was struggling with cysts. Due to Maria eating her stitches she ended up having to be put under again 24 hours later. Despite Kate warning us that if Maria did survive another op, she would probably get peritonitis, we went ahead. Thanks to the amazing work of Kate, the speed in which she reacted to our problem and the overall care she received, Maria not only survived but 6 months later is thriving. Most vets don't take small pets particularly seriously, or simply don't have a lot of knowledge of them and treat them as disposable, this really isn't the case at wildside. 🙂 P.s last week we took Josie in for emergency treatment, once again received amazing treatment (shes the dark one in the picture, 24 hours after surgery to remove a polyp)

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