Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre Ltd

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Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre Ltd Luc Van Dijck Veterinary Centre is an independent and privately owned veterinary practice. 24hr Emergency on call service

Whisp showing off her new hoodie ready for cosy season 🍂
09/10/2026

Whisp showing off her new hoodie ready for cosy season 🍂

October is Pet Wellbeing Month!! The perfect excuse to pamper our pets. Wellbeing for your pet may include taking them o...
05/10/2026

October is Pet Wellbeing Month!! The perfect excuse to pamper our pets. Wellbeing for your pet may include taking them on a fun day out, treating them to new toys to improve enrichment, creating a daily dental regime or taking them for a wellness check up at the vets. We are currently offering and older dog and cat screening for our more mature patients which includes a health check and full in house bloods for dogs for £122.50 (saving £28.50) and a health check, full in house bloods, TT4 bloods, a urine analysis and a katkor urine sample kit for £180.00 (saving £43.60) for cats. If you would like to book in for either one of these packages, please call us on 01942 242464.

This dog was brought into us today.Found around the Whelley area at around 10:30am.If you have any information or recogn...
12/09/2026

This dog was brought into us today.
Found around the Whelley area at around 10:30am.
If you have any information or recognise him please send us a message or give us a call on 0194224264.
Not chipped

As we have entered the 'ber months, it's not long until the evenings become darker and we'll soon be lighting up our hom...
02/09/2026

As we have entered the 'ber months, it's not long until the evenings become darker and we'll soon be lighting up our homes with pumpkins. It may seem very far away, but Firework season is upon us. A lot of the drug free, pheromone products can take upto 6 weeks to take full affect so if this is something you would like to consider for your pet to keep them calm this firework season, now is the time to start preparing. If you would like to discuss these options, please call us on 01942 242464.

Back in April we lost our little Dennis. He had been a part of the practice for many years and loved by everyone who met...
17/08/2026

Back in April we lost our little Dennis. He had been a part of the practice for many years and loved by everyone who met him. Luc has been busy making a fitting tribute to Dennis for display in the practice. He will always be missed by us all 🖤🤍

We're in for another hot week ☀️ Unfortunately this means that our pets often suffer which means it is important to keep...
12/08/2026

We're in for another hot week ☀️ Unfortunately this means that our pets often suffer which means it is important to keep them cool and out of the heat wherever possible. Recently, the Royal College have published a new heat related illness compass as a guide for dog owners of what symptoms to look out for and when to seek veterinary care for your pet. It is so important for your pets health to keep them in a cool, shaded space during the day when the weather becomes hot and and to keep them well hydrated.
Its is also important to be aware of water intoxication in dogs which is caused when a dog swallows too much water often from playing in water with toys, biting a garden hose or from garden pet water fountains, symptoms of this include vomiting, loss of balance, heavy drooling and possible seizures. Please also be advised not to let your dog drink directly from a garden hose as the water within the hose can become dangerously hot and can also expose them to harmful chemicals. It is also important not to wet them with the water from the hose pipe until it has been running enough to cool down. It is advised to keep your dog hydrated by offering fresh water in a bowl rather than water toys.
If you are concerned that your dog may be showing any signs of a heat related illness it is important to immediately cool them down wetting them with cool water and contacting us for advise as soon as possible. The best way to cool your dog down is pour cool (not freezing) water of your dog's body (do not cover the fur with a towel as this then traps the heat) and offer them small sips of fresh cool water.
We hope you find this information helpful.

Today we have had a young black and white female cat brought in to us. She isn't microchipped but seems well looked afte...
15/07/2026

Today we have had a young black and white female cat brought in to us. She isn't microchipped but seems well looked after. She was found around Dicconson Terrace in Swinley. If you think this is your cat or you have any information please call us on 01942 242464.

Today marks the 50th anniversary of our amazing Head Nurse, Hilary, working at the practice! Thank you so much for all o...
03/06/2026

Today marks the 50th anniversary of our amazing Head Nurse, Hilary, working at the practice!
Thank you so much for all of the support, dedication and care you give the team, clients and patients every day, you are incredible. 🩷🐾

June is National Microchip Month. It is now a legal requirement to microchip both your dogs and cats. Studies show that ...
02/06/2026

June is National Microchip Month. It is now a legal requirement to microchip both your dogs and cats. Studies show that dogs are more likely to be microchipped in comparison to cats which is why we are offering 20% off cat microchips throughout June. We will also be offering free microchip check in the practice. We will check your pet's microchip details to help ensure they are up to date with the correct details. If you are interested in either booking you cat in for a microchip or booking your cat or dog in for a microchip check then please call us on 01942 242464 🐱🐶

26/05/2026

Whisp is missing her biscuit friend Fiona this week but Victor is back in the practice making up for it. Video courtesy of AI, unfortunately Whisp is on a diet and only allowed one a day but this is her dream break time.

Address

2a Springfield Street
Wigan
WN12NA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

Telephone

+441942242464

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