Wigan PAWS Centre Animal Clinic York House, York Street, Wallgate, Wigan WN3 4BY Open Tuesdays and alternate Thursdays (10.00am - 1.30pm) for pre-booked appointments only Clinic Telephone Number: 01942 824165 Phone lines are staffed between 10.00am and 1.00pm, Monday to Friday - please leave a message at any other time. Key clinic info is below. We also have a full Clinic FAQs page. Please read this before phoning. Treatments Available Treatments available include: vaccinations, flea treatments, worming treatments, neutering, full health check, animal welfare advice and microchipping. Eligibility for Treatment At the RSPCA PAWS Clinic, we offer low cost vet treatment for dogs and cats belonging to people who are in receipt of income-related or means-tested benefits and who live in all WN postcodes, plus WA3 3; WA3 2; WA3 1; M29 7; M29 8; M46 9, and M46 0. From 2nd April 2013, all new animals registered with us will have to be neutered within six months of registration for dogs and three months for cats (unless there are underlying medical reasons why this cannot happen; these reasons to be determined by our vet). How to Book an Appointment To get an appointment, you must first register with us (you can pop in to the York Street Centre on Wednesdays and Friday between 10am and 12.30pm to do this). We will need to see proof of your means-tested benefit and some ID (passport, driving license, recent utility bill). Once you have registered, we can book your pet in to see the vet. Please note that you can only register a maximum of four animals with our clinic. You will need to provide proof of benefits and a form of ID every six months to ensure our records are up to date. Our Charges
Out of Hours Outside of clinic hours, enquirers from the Wigan area will be referred to: RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital, 411 Eccles New Road, Salford, Manchester M5 5NN. Telephone 0300 123 0711 Wildlife Any vet will provide free treatment for a sick or injured wild animal or bird, including a pigeon. If you require assistance or further advice, phone us on 01942 824165 and we will do our best to help. If there is no answer, or it is outside operational hours (Monday-Friday, 10am - 1pm), please phone the National Helpline number 0300 1234 999. We also have a full Clinic FAQs page. Please read this before phoning. |
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