Join our Lifetime Care Plan and give your pet everything they need to stay healthy and happy. Your out of hours emergency care plan membership gives you peace of mind by providing affordable and accessible emergency care for your pets. The small animal team consists of 13 dedicated small animal vets, 10 qualified veterinary nurses, 3 trainee veterinary nurses, 2 nursing assistants and 13 receptionists.
The team work between our Colne, Barnoldswick and Burnley surgeries and operate a first opinion service to our clients. With five full time vets, as well as four support staff, the farm side of the large animal department provides care for all manner of production animals. With close to one hundred years of shared experience, the farm animal vets are adept in all fields of production animal husbandry, health and welfare.
The team work between our Colne, Barnoldswick and Burnley surgeries and operate a first opinion service to our clients. With five full time vets, as well as four support staff, the farm side of the large animal department provides care for all manner of production animals. With close to one hundred years of shared experience, the farm animal vets are adept in all fields of production animal husbandry, health and welfare.
Services
Established in 1921, Stanley House Veterinary Group is an independent veterinary practice, offering high quality, first opinion veterinary care to small animals, horses and farm animals in Pendle, Burnley and surrounding areas. We are an approved Veterinary Nurse training centre and an approved member of the Royal College Practice Standards Scheme.
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) were here filming us at Stanley House, Colne in the summer of 2016 for Veterinary View. The purpose of this filming was to capture who's who in the practice and how everyone comes together for the good of the patients and the clients. The next short film looks at the vet client relationship and highlights the importance of preventive healthcare for pets.
We will be supporting a free screening of the short documentary 'Goodnight, Friend' that was filmed at Stanley House and around the local area last year. The film highlights how deeply the loss of a pet affects people, but most importantly, it offers comfort, advice, and hope for all of us who have such special animals in our lives.
After a very successful open day last year held at our newly refurbished surgery at Colne we have decided to hold another to allow you to see behind the scenes again. Maybe you would like clarification on the services we offer?
As an established independent vet practice we offer many services for you and your pet including health plans to spread the cost of vet fees, 0% interest finance for those unexpected hiccups and we operate our own out of hours in house run by our own vets.We have been lucky enough to secure Robert Ashton Pet Photographer for the day to offer a FREE PET PORTRAIT EVENT.
As an established independent vet practice we offer many services for you and your pet including health plans to spread the cost of vet fees, 0% interest finance for those unexpected hiccups and we operate our own out of hours in house run by our own vets.We have been lucky enough to secure Robert Ashton Pet Photographer for the day to offer a FREE PET PORTRAIT EVENT.
Being a good employer is only half the story. To have a successful business you need to surround yourself with people you can rely on and trust. Our team at Stanley House deliver first class veterinary care every day and we all love what we do. A big thank you and well done to the vets, nurses receptionist and office staff - our amazing team of dedicated staff.
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Ernie Wroe
Dec 03, 2021
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Linda Gallagher
Oct 15, 2021
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I lost my Cat of nearly 15 Yrs on the 8th October due to heart failure which I'd known about since March of this year
But never the less it broke my heart. The vet explained everything to me and talked me through every process of my having to let Mr jingles go, once he'd had the injection to calm him I was left on my own with him, just for quality time with him, then the final process of his being Euthanized the Vet again explained everything then gave him the final process, whilst Linda the practice nurse held him very caring and stroked his face, which I really felt was lovely
Once this process
But never the less it broke my heart. The vet explained everything to me and talked me through every process of my having to let Mr jingles go, once he'd had the injection to calm him I was left on my own with him, just for quality time with him, then the final process of his being Euthanized the Vet again explained everything then gave him the final process, whilst Linda the practice nurse held him very caring and stroked his face, which I really felt was lovely
Once this process
Ben Sullivan
Oct 04, 2021
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Anthony Kinsella
Sep 28, 2021
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Alan Robertshaw
Aug 27, 2021
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Michael Durkin
Aug 06, 2021
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Shaun Holloway
Jun 29, 2021
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Karolina
Feb 02, 2021
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