Woodcroft Veterinary Group – Wilmslow

Woodcroft Vets is a veterinary group operating six practices and a state-of-the-art veterinary hospital in the Stockport area. They provide routine, referral, and emergency care to local clients and referring veterinary practices across the North West. The group offers a broad range of routine and specialist services for various animals. The practice prides itself on offering comprehensive care with engaged client consent, utilising the knowledge, expertise, and equipment available throughout their group. With approximately 150 team members across their locations, they aim to provide expert advice and high standards of care, treating pets as if they were their own. Their multi-branch setup offers convenience, ensuring patient records are updated across all sites. Clients can visit any of their six branches for veterinary services. The hospital provides a central hub for more advanced and emergency care. Pet registration and signing up for their Pet Health Plan are available via their website.

At a glance

Woodcroft Veterinary Group – Wilmslow treats cats, dogs and small mammals, with published prices for 5 services, including consultations from £63 and dog vaccinations from £95. Rated 4.4/5 from 190 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Woodcroft Veterinary Group – Wilmslow. Order provided by Google.

• Declan Devine· 3 months ago

  We were referred here by our primary vet for further investigation and treatment, and I cannot thank the team enough for the care they provided to our Frenchie, Cookie. From the moment we arrived, we were made to feel completely at ease. Everything was explained brilliantly, which really helped lower our stress during a worrying time. Cookie had to stay overnight, and the communication from the hospital was fantastic—we were kept updated every step of the way. I couldn't have wished for better care for my girl. From the admin staff to the nurses and vets, you are all amazing. Thank you for everything!

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• Sarah· 4 months ago

  We cannot thank the team at Woodcroft Vets enough for the compassionate care they gave our dog in her final days. Every single member of staff was kind, understanding and treated both her and us with such dignity and respect during an incredibly difficult time. Nothing ever felt rushed, and their genuine empathy made all the difference. A truly lovely team who went above and beyond, and we will always be grateful for the care they showed us.

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• Andrew Hopper· 4 months ago

  Our pug was urgently treated at Woodcroft for an ulcer on his cornea. The care from the staff was fantastic from the reception team, the nurses and the brilliant surgeon Alistair. Hopefully we are at the end of the treatment but I cannot recommend highly enough, every one at the hospital, pets are truly part of the family and watching what our Reggie has gone through is distressing, without Woodcroft it could have been so much worse. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts xx

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• Cirklen Yu· 4 months ago

  It's been just over a year since my Mimi was last treated at Woodcroft Veterinary Hospital. An extremely traumatic experience that I had at another veterinary surgery was put right by Woodcroft. Mimi was very well looked after by Alex Wilson, and Alex treated my need to find a solution with urgency and compassion. I cannot thank Alex enough for helping Mimi and I feel forever grateful and lucky to have had Alex looking after us. I really cannot recommend Woodcroft enough and I hope my review and latest photos of Mimi gets passed on to Alex.

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• Pauline Bent· 6 months ago

  After an awful accident, all the team at Woodcroft went above and beyond to meet the needs of our beloved Luna and ourselves. We will be forever grateful to the vet Helen, and everyone else that helped look after her. The reception staff were extremely friendly and compassionate, especially to my 15 yr old son, who they offered a cup of tea to because he was in shock.

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