About Dog & Cat Vets in Spennymoor
Companion-animal focus:
Clinics in Spennymoor are primarily focused on companion animals, specifically dogs and cats. Both Wilson Veterinary Group and Gilmoor Vets cater to these pets, with no services for farm or large animals. This specialization ensures that pet owners can rely on dedicated expertise for common household pets.
There are 2 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Spennymoor.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Spennymoor
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Wilson Veterinary Group offers onsite 24-hour emergency veterinary care, according to its website. Recent reviews also describe routine, appointment-based care such as vaccinations and annual health checks, with multiple owners mentioning clear explanations and thorough treatment during consultations. Several reviews give concrete examples of low-stress handling—one nervous dog was allowed to sit on a receptionist’s lap and then hide under a desk to settle before a vaccination.
Wilson Veterinary Group offers onsite 24-hour emergency veterinary care, according to its website. Recent reviews also describe routine, appointment-based care such as vaccinations and annual health checks, with multiple owners mentioning clear explanations and thorough treatment during consultations. Several reviews give concrete examples of low-stress handling—one nervous dog was allowed to sit on a receptionist’s lap and then hide under a desk to settle before a vaccination.
Gilmoor Vets is a veterinary practice with no corporate group affiliation stated in the available information. Reviews suggest it’s set up mainly for routine, day-to-day care for dogs (for example, annual boosters and puppy care), with owners repeatedly mentioning friendly staff and clear explanations. Specific details mentioned include a “vet plan” that one reviewer found “really worth it,” appointments where there was “no queue for treatment,” and a clean waiting room noted on a first visit.
Gilmoor Vets is a veterinary practice with no corporate group affiliation stated in the available information. Reviews suggest it’s set up mainly for routine, day-to-day care for dogs (for example, annual boosters and puppy care), with owners repeatedly mentioning friendly staff and clear explanations. Specific details mentioned include a “vet plan” that one reviewer found “really worth it,” appointments where there was “no queue for treatment,” and a clean waiting room noted on a first visit.

