Animal Trust Bolton - General Practice and Emergency Vets Bolton
Animal Trust Bolton is the original Animal Trust practice and has been a hub of veterinary care for pets across Greater Manchester since 2012. As well as caring for thousands of pets each year with everyday vet care services such as free consultations, vaccinations, neutering, dentistry, and routine surgery, Animal Trust Bolton also operates as a hospital and Pet A&E centre, providing emergency care 365 days a year. Conveniently located just off the A666, the surgery is easily accessible from Bolton, surrounding towns, and the wider motorway network.
The practice supports clients from other Animal Trust surgeries as well as pet owners referred from non-Animal Trust practices when urgent veterinary care is needed most. Whether your pet requires routine health care or complex medical and surgical treatment, our experienced team is here to help.
There are no eligibility criteria to join, and the team is dedicated to providing a valuable, accessible service to the entire pet-owning community in Bolton and Greater Manchester.
This practice is accredited by the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme, an external body which assesses us and provides standards and benchmarks, see link for more information.
Find & Contact Us
Book AppointmentBook both urgent same-day & routine appointments here
General EnquiryFor enquiries during open hours, chat to our team via the online chat facility (bottom right of all web pages)- Emergency Enquiry01204 527 474
- Opening HoursMonday to Sunday: 24 hours
Location of Animal Trust Vets Bolton
Our prices at Animal Trust Bolton
For sick pet care, you'll find many of our prices are market leading - especially when you consider the level of inclusivity in our services, such as our commitment to supporting pets through complications and prioritising quality standards.
For elective procedures like vaccinations and neutering, we aim to offer fair pricing. However, rather than heavily discounting these services, we'd rather the revenue is used to keep urgent and lifesaving treatments more affordable, because when a pet is seriously ill, cost should never be a barrier to care.
Consultation - 15 minutes with a vet
£FREE
Out-of-Hours Emergency
£80
PawAssist Pet Health Plan
£19.50
Prescription Fee
£27
Dog or Cat Booster Vaccine
£52.50
Kennel Cough Vaccine
£40
Full Vaccination Course
Primary Course
£69
Out-of-Hours Pet A&E
No prior registration required | Normal daytime pricing for treatment and hospital care
Animal Trust provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care at its Pet A&E hospitals and centres. Our emergency vets are available day and night, including weekends and bank holidays, to treat pets that become suddenly ill or seriously injured.
From urgent assessment and diagnostics to emergency surgery and inpatient hospital care, our teams can provide ongoing treatment when your pet needs it most. Pet A&E is open to everyone — your pet does not need to be registered with Animal Trust.
Does My Pet Need an Emergency Vet?
Call a vet immediately if your pet has:
Severe or uncontrolled bleeding
Suspected poisoning
Been hit by a car
Difficulty or inability to urinate
Severe pain or distress
If you're unsure whether your pet needs emergency treatment, contact our Pet A&E team for advice.
Read our guide: When Is It a Pet Emergency?