Daisy Hill Practice Ltd. – Vets in Bolton
Clinic Overview
- Several positive reviews describe caring, capable handling of cats and guinea pigs, including routine procedures and longer-term small-pet care. - Owners mention practical help with access, including one account of a cat being fitted in between appointments for diagnosis and treatment of an infection. - The overall style of care is sometimes described as straight talking and no frills, which some clients clearly value.
Daisy Hill Practice Ltd. is a Bolton veterinary practice with mixed but generally positive public feedback. Recent comments highlight small-animal care including cats and guinea pigs, with examples ranging from neutering to treatment for infections. Reviewers also describe a straightforward, no-frills style of care, though front-desk communication appears to be a weaker point in some experiences.
Services
- •General veterinary care for small pets: reviews mention care for cats and guinea pigs, including ongoing support for guinea pigs with issues such as eye problems and lumps.
- •Neutering: kitten neutering is specifically mentioned, with one owner saying staff handled a very nervous kitten well.
- •Treatment for illness and minor urgent problems: one cat owner says their pet was seen between appointments and treated for an infection after they arrived without notice.
- •Emergency veterinary services: emergency care is listed, although further detail on arrangements is not described here.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •David Eccles: named by a long-standing client who says their family has brought pets to him for years.
- •Reception team: feedback is mixed, with some owners praising reception during visits while others describe poor communication on the phone.
- •Vet team: reviews mention friendly handling of pets, including nervous kittens and guinea pigs.
Reviews
Google shows a rating of 4.5/5 from 17 reviews.
- •Several positive reviews describe caring, capable handling of cats and guinea pigs, including routine procedures and longer-term small-pet care.
- •Owners mention practical help with access, including one account of a cat being fitted in between appointments for diagnosis and treatment of an infection.
- •The overall style of care is sometimes described as straight talking and no frills, which some clients clearly value.
- •The main negative theme is communication at reception, with one recent complaint about an uncomfortable phone enquiry and an older complaint about being hung up on when calling about results.

