Barton Veterinary Centre

Barton Veterinary Centre - helping pets live life to the fullest!

Barton Veterinary Centre is a family run, independent practice located in the Old Police Station on the High Street in Barton.
We are a highly motivated and dedicated team who provide a personal and caring service.
We know your pets are important family members, we work with you to ensure excellent treatment for your pets.

Open 6 Days a Week
Monday - Friday 8.30 -7.00pm
Saturday 8.30 - 1.00pm
LARGE ON-SITE CAR PARK
HOME VISITS
Consultations all day
15 minute Consultations - 250 available each week
Emergencies always seen
All operations performed within the clinic
Full in-house laboratory - results in 30 minutes
Certificate holder in Advanced Veterinary Practice

Orthopaedics - fractures, cruciates, arthrodesis, patella surgery
Soft-tissue surgery
Neutering
Free post-vaccination puppy & kitten checks
Nurse clinics
Puppy packages
Kitten packages
Prescriptions
Digital X-rays
Ultrasound - including cardiac scans
Rhinoscopy
Dental Suite
ECG
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Kennel Club Hip & Elbow Scoring
Nurse Training Practice

Barton Veterinary Centre is Inspected and Accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

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Kitten Plan

Our fully comprehensive Kitten Plan will take complete care of your kitten.

Puppy Plan

Our Puppy Plan takes complete care of all your new puppy needs.

Barton Veterinary Centre VetsNow Afterhours care

Out of Hours

Information on emergency Out of Hours for your pet.

PLANNING TO TRAVEL ABROAD WITH YOUR PET?

In the event of a 'no-deal Brexit' the current pet passport scheme will stop. After 29th March 2019 all animals travelling would be required to have passed a rabies serology blood test. The earliest you can travel with your pet after a successful blood test is 3 months from the date of sampling.

If you intend travelling around the 29th of March 2019 you need to start planning in-case there is a 'no-deal' scenario. Please contact the surgery to discuss the implications further and to see whether a booster vaccination is recommended prior to any blood sampling (this adds a further 30 days to the process).