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Quality veterinary care at the heart of everything we do.

As a client of Stanley House Veterinary Surgeons you will have access to our excellent 24 hour emergency service, 365 days of the year. Our emergency service is run ‘in-house’ by our own vets so that you will always be seen by a familiar face and at our practice premises.

We know that a pet isn’t just an animal, they are a member of the family. We like to feel they’re a member of the Stanley House family too. No matter how busy we may be, we will always find time to see your pet because we care. Day or night, you’re always welcome, you’ve found a friend for life.

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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.

Companion Animals

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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.

Farm Animals

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The Stanley House Veterinary Group Equine Department has been an integral part of the practice for as long as there has been a vets in Colne. Covering an area from Osbaldeston to Silsden, Wigglesworth to Whitworth, and everywhere in between, we pride ourselves in the provision of a very high standard first opinion equine service.

Equine

Whether it's Prince or Pickle...

Stanley House Vets are entirely committed to providing excellent care and service to your loved one, we even created unique waiting rooms for dogs and cats!

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