Hoylake Veterinary Surgery

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Hoylake Veterinary Surgery We provide 24/7 care for your pet and peace of mind for you. Please visit our website We provide 24/7 care for your pet.

We are here to help you keep your pet in great shape, happy and healthy all through its life – with health, behaviour and preventative advice and treatments, such as vaccinations, wormers and microchipping, plus top quality food and care products. When your pet needs serious support, we offer a wide range of specialist veterinary services such as X-Rays, ECG, Endoscopes, In-house blood tests, Ultrasound and Surgical facilities, plus kenneling. We have a highly trained staff of dedicated professionals, including an anaesthetist and 4 fully qualified Registered Veterinary Nurses – for a rapid diagnostic and treatment service when your pet needs us most. We look after small animals, including dogs and cats, exotics, small furries and birds - plus horses and donkeys.

Whether it’s reptiles, birds, small mammals or something a little more unusual, we all have that one species we can’t he...
23/10/2026

Whether it’s reptiles, birds, small mammals or something a little more unusual, we all have that one species we can’t help but love.

Tell us yours in the comments! 🦎🐍🦜

A little preparation can make a big difference when the unexpected happens. From a secure carrier and spare heat source ...
22/10/2026

A little preparation can make a big difference when the unexpected happens. From a secure carrier and spare heat source to our contact details and any essential medication, having the basics ready can help you act quickly.

Do you have an emergency kit for your exotic pet? Tell us in the comments!

Reptiles make fascinating pets to keep and there are species available for both novice and experienced keepers alike.Fro...
21/10/2026

Reptiles make fascinating pets to keep and there are species available for both novice and experienced keepers alike.

From lizards and tortoises to turtles and snakes, each reptile has their specific requirements when it comes to their enclosures. Temperature, humidity, lighting and diet requirements differ between each reptile.

We recommend checking:

🦎 Temperatures: Reptiles rely on external heat sources to regulate their internal temperature. Monitoring temperature gradients is essential to their health.

🐢 Lighting: Many reptiles, including tortoises, chameleons and bearded dragons, require UVB lighting to support their bones and metabolism. Many bulbs have a 6-month expiry, but may look fine to our eyes, so check to see when you last purchased one.

🐍 Diet: Some reptiles are herbivores, others are omnivores and many are carnivores. We suggest researching your specific reptile's dietary requirements to ensure they are receiving a variety of foods.

This National Reptile Day, let’s help raise awareness of this unique collection of animals and make sure they receive the care they deserve!

Let’s flood the comments with photos of your reptilian friends.

Share photos in the comments!
18/10/2026

Share photos in the comments!

Are you and your pets ready for Halloween? Our friends at VidiVet have put together a helpful guide for you to get every...
18/10/2026

Are you and your pets ready for Halloween? Our friends at VidiVet have put together a helpful guide for you to get everyone ready for a safe and happy time! 👇

However, we know that even when well prepared, accidents happen! In those cases, you can ask a question anytime 24/7 on the VidiVet app as a Hoylake Vets client, and you’ll receive a prompt video reply from a vet explaining what your next steps should be, whether you need an appointment, and how urgent it is.

Snores? Steals the covers? Begs for breakfast? Occupies the sofa? Fill in the blank in the comments! 😂🐶
17/10/2026

Snores? Steals the covers? Begs for breakfast? Occupies the sofa? Fill in the blank in the comments! 😂🐶

17/10/2026

Unfortunately a deceased female unchipped black and white cat has been brought into the surgery. She was found on Carr Lane. If you think she may be yours please contact the surgery on 0151 632 5676.

Mammary lumps can affect both dogs and cats, and they may sometimes be noticed during something as simple as grooming, c...
15/10/2026

Mammary lumps can affect both dogs and cats, and they may sometimes be noticed during something as simple as grooming, cuddling or a routine veterinary examination.

That’s why we encourage pet owners to:

🐾 Check their pets regularly for new lumps

🐾 Pay attention to swelling or changes around the mammary glands

🐾 Keep up with routine veterinary health checks

🐾 Contact us if anything feels unusual

Pets can’t tell you when something has changed, so knowing what is normal for them is an important part of responsible pet care.

Share this reminder with other pet owners this October.

We’ll start: yoga, gardening and online meetings. 😂Share yours in the comments! 💬
14/10/2026

We’ll start: yoga, gardening and online meetings. 😂

Share yours in the comments! 💬

14/10/2026

Ever wondered how to tell if your pet is overweight, or even underweight? Watch to find out 👀

Stick around for part 2 to find out how to check if your pet has a healthy condition score at home 🏡

Did this help you? If it did, give it a save and share it with your fellow pet parents 💛

The app is available free to all members of Hoylake Vets 24/7, to answer any questions or concerns you have leading up to their next vet visit.

Address

43 Birkenhead Road
Hoylake
CH475AF

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+441516325676

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