Pike Moor Veterinary Surgeons

Pike Moor Veterinary Surgeons is described on its website as an independent small-animal practice with 30+ years’ experience. The practice treats a range of pets (“furry, feathery and scaly”) and advertises advanced diagnostics and surgical procedures, alongside routine care like check-ups and vaccinations. For urgent questions, the website says it offers 24/7 digital vet support via the VidiVet app for guidance on next steps.

From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often describe day-to-day experiences such as a welcoming reception, vets who “do what’s best”, and practical handling techniques (for example, using Kong cheese to distract a new puppy during vaccination). A “VIP system” that “saves you money” is also mentioned by a reviewer, but no prices or inclusions are given.

Services

• •Routine consultations and check-ups (website).
• •Vaccinations (website; also specifically described in a puppy visit where food distraction was used to help give the vaccine).
• •Surgical procedures (website; no specific surgeries are described in the reviews provided).
• •Advanced diagnostics / advanced diagnostic and treatment options (website; no specific tests named).
• •Care for multiple pet types described as “furry, feathery and scaly” (website).
• •Emergency/urgent support (digital): 24/7 access to vet guidance via the VidiVet app for advice on next steps (website).

People

• •Fran is singled out for continuity of care with a dog over time; the owner notes the dog recognises her outside the practice (review).
• •Vicky and Rob are named as vets who “took really good care” of a dog through to end-of-life, and then supported the owner with a new cat afterwards (review).

Reviews

4.4 stars from 100 reviews. - Owners repeatedly mention a welcoming experience on arrival and staff being “extremely helpful”.

• •Examples of practical, low-stress handling are described (e.g., spraying Kong cheese on the table to distract a puppy for vaccination).
• •Several reviews emphasise ongoing/long-term care and sticking with the practice for years, including support through serious illness (a cat “saved… from death’s door”) and end-of-life care for a dog.
• •A “VIP system” is mentioned as a way that “saves you money,” but there are no details in the reviews provided about cost or what it includes.