GoVets is a brand new and well-equipped veterinary practice located around 10 minutes away from Manchester City Centre. We are committed to putting your pet first and providing exceptional service and care to our clients.
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Unit 1, Varley Industrial Estate, James Street, Manchester, M40 8EL
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Welcome to the GoVets Pet Care Hub — your dedicated space for everything pet owners need to know in Manchester. From puppy vaccinations to senior care, our hub brings together longform guides, practical tips, and step-by-step resources to support you throughout your pet’s life.
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Pet Care FAQs
At least once a year for a wellness check. Puppies, kittens, and senior pets may need more frequent visits.
Core vaccines vary by species but typically include rabies, distemper, and parvovirus for dogs, and rabies, FVRCP for cats. Your vet will tailor a schedule.
You should be able to feel their ribs without pressing hard and see a visible waistline. A vet can confirm with a body condition score.
Most adult dogs and cats do well with 2 meals a day. Puppies and kittens may need 3–4 meals daily.