Medivet The Vets Prescot

Our Practice, Facilities and Services

Medivet Prescot

Exceptional care for you and your pets

We're pleased to welcome you to our modern and well-equipped veterinary practice here in Prescot, where our friendly team are dedicated to delivering amazing client and patient care.

When you visit us, you don't have to worry about finding a space to park as there is free street parking available to the front and side of our practice.

We want you and your pet to live a long and happy life together. Feel free to give us a call or pop in to see us for a friendly chat - we are always happy to help with your queries.

Entrance and Parking Details:

Main entrance at the front of the practice. Free street parking.

Medivet The Vets Prescot Services

The following services are available from Medivet The Vets Prescot:

Access to Emergency Care
Need emergency care? Call us so we can transfer you to our out-of-hours provider.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations are essential for protecting your pet from a variety of life-threatening illnesses.
Fleas & Worming
Regular flea and worming treatment to keep your pet – and house – free from pesky parasites.
Symptom Checker
An online, scientifically tested quiz that identifies how urgently your pet needs to see a vet.
Free Client Parking
Free client parking available onsite.
Street Parking
Plenty of street-parking available nearby.
Medications & Prescriptions
We can provide repeat medications and prescriptions for ongoing conditions – ask us for details.
Disability Friendly
Our practice features disabled access. If you have any specific requirements, please call us.
In-house Laboratory
Our in-house laboratory allows us to run tests and provide same day results.
Home Visits
We are able to offer home visits if you find it difficult to get to our practice.
Microchipping
A small and pain-free chip that helps reunite lost pets with their beloved owners.
Neutering
The best way to prevent unplanned pregnancies; an important part of responsible pet ownership.
Free Nurse Clinics
Our experienced nurses offer free expert advice on how to keep your pet healthy.
ECG
An electrocardiogram is used to study the electrical activity of the heart.
Ultrasound
A non-invasive imaging technique used to examine your pet’s internal organs.
X-Rays
A diagnostic imaging technique used to investigate and diagnose diseases in your pet.
Operating Theatre
Our state-of-the-art operating theatre allows us to perform all major surgery onsite.
Dentistry
Our excellent dental facilities help us to care for your pet’s oral health.
Hospitalisation
Your pet will receive continuous, high-quality care throughout their stay.
15 Minute Consultations
To allow you enough time to ask as many questions as you wish.

Additional Services

Medivet The Vets Prescot also have access to the following facilities and services via our hub and spoke model

24-Hour Intensive Care
We can provide 24-hour intensive care to critically ill patients.
Pet Passports
We can issue pet passports so your pet can join you on your holiday.
Endoscopy
A small and flexible camera that examines internal body parts with little surgical intervention.

Emergency Care

0151 426 8999

Your nearest 24-hour centre is:

Medivet The Vets Alder 24 Hour Veterinary Hospital

We can transfer your pet to our very own 24-hour veterinary hospital in Alder, where our dedicated team will provide your companion with round-the-clock care in an emergency.

Here, we have access to state-of-the-art equipment which allows us to provide your pet with the highest standard of care. We also have 24-hour access to your pet’s clinical records – through our integrated system – so we can update you on your pet’s progress whenever you feel the need.

If we are closed and your pet requires emergency care, please call us as usual and our phone line will direct you accordingly.

Alternatively, please call the Alder practice directly on 0151 220 4668.

Address

410 Eaton Road West Derby Liverpool

L12 3HG

DIRECTIONS

Opening Hours

24 hours – 365 days a year

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Dr Johann Viljoen

Dr Johann Viljoen

Veterinary Surgeon

I qualified as a Veterinary Surgeon BVSc in 1992, from the University Of Pretoria, South Africa. In 2002, I did an extra 3 year post-graduate degree BVSc (Hons). The University of Pretoria is the only veterinary facility in South Africa, but it is regarded as one of the top learning Institutions in the world. I'm very proud to have received my qualifications from the University of Pretoria. From 1992-1995, I worked in Namibia as a mixed animal practitioner (small animals, cattle and horses). From 1997, I owned a successful Private Practice for 15 years, where I realised my true compassion is with Small Animals. I have a special interest in the daily interaction between the pet, the owner and the vet. On a medical note, I enjoy all types of surgery, difficult medical cases, ophthalmology and ultrasonography. At home, I have female Labrador called "Nina" She was born deaf. She is very obedient to my hand signals and is the love of my heart. My male cat, "Josef" is an absolute character on his own, and no words can describe him, nor his moods! I love to listen to classical music. After a hard day's work, I love gardening. I'm addicted to most sports, especially rugby, golf, cricket, gymnastics and Korean martial arts. I love travelling and have attended 4 World Congresses across the globe and more than 50 other smaller Congresses. I believe that the "Human-Animal Bond" is one of the most emotional experiences there is in life. As a Veterinarian, I always endeavour to appreciate this very special bond. I joined the Medivet family as I believe they share the same values.
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Glad Morar

Glad Morar

Veterinary Surgeon

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Victoria Williams

Victoria Williams

Head Veterinary Nurse

I joined the Prescot practice in 2010 when it was previously known as Springbank Veterinary Surgery. Before this I worked as a kennel assistant and gained my BSC hons in animal welfare and behaviour. After joining the practice I trained as a veterinary nurse qualifying in 2014. I love working in theatre and caring for our patients.

At home I have a cocker spaniel called Maisie, a moggy cat called Beanz and two bearded dragons. In my spare time I enjoy skiing, going to the cinema and attending comic book conventions.
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Jenny Evans

Jenny Evans

Veterinary Nurse

I joined the Prescot practice in November 2013 after previously studying marine vertebrate zoology in the University of Bangor I also volunteered in Greece helping to nurse sea turtles.

After that I went on to study Veterinary Nursing and qualified as Registered Veterinary Nurse. My special areas of interest are canine behaviour and critical care of sick animals.

At home I have a westie cross called "Patch" who we got from a rescue. In my spare time I enjoy crafts and am a guide leader.
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Alison Robinson

Alison Robinson

Student Veterinary Nurse

I joined Medivet in July 2015 and am currently working towards my Veterinary Nursing qualification. Before joining Medivet I worked on a small animal farm giving educational talks to children and also worked as a kennel assistant in a referral hospital. I also have a Bachelor of Science in Zoology and a national diploma in animal management.

In work I really enjoy working with critical care cases and also wound management.

At home I have a border collie called "Meg" and enjoy going out socialising with friends, watching movies and travelling whenever possible.
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Paula Hunter

Paula Hunter

Student Veterinary Nurse

I started with Medivet in March 2016 after previously working as a receptionist in a local practice. I am currently training to become a veterinary nurse. I especially enjoy working with exotic animals. At home I have a budgie called "Nigel " and I enjoy horse riding.
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Holly Patterson

Holly Patterson

Patient Care Assistant

In the past I have regularly volunteered at local rescue centres, helping to look after, and exercise, dogs, cats, and farm animals. Working with animals is something I have always loved and wanted to pursue. I love my job and learning about all different animals, and I'm hoping to go to college to complete my training and become a veterinary nurse.

I have a Staffie puppy called Blue, who is my spoilt little baby! I enjoy spending my spare time with my family and friends. I also enjoy reading, going to the cinema, travelling, and being in the sun.
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Vicky Whittle

Vicky Whittle

Patient Care Assistant

Vicky joined Medivet in June 2017 after previously obtaining a degree in Zoology at John Moores University. She particularly enjoys nursing and meeting clients on reception.

At home Vicky has a corgi x called Daisy and loves to go shopping in her spare time.

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Lorraine Williams

Lorraine Williams

Client Care Assistant

I started at the Prescot branch in August 2009. Before that I had various roles including Veterinary Nursing and teaching in further education. I love working on reception and getting to know our clients as they come in, making them feel welcome. In my spare time I enjoy socialising with friends.

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Chris Wright

Chris Wright

Regional Director
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David Roberts

David Roberts

Area Manager

My name is David Roberts, I am the Merseyside area manager. Prior to this role, I spent my entire career at Medivet Orrell Park. I began my employment at Orrell Park in 1998, I started out as a student nurse, later qualifying in 2002. In 2005, I was made head nurse of the clinic, a position I was so passionate about. I was responsible for ensuring patient and client care remained paramount, whilst leading my team to achieve this goal. In 2018, I began a new career chapter as Merseyside area manager, overseeing all clinics within the region.

Outside of the working environment I enjoy spending quality time with my family and friends. I am blessed to have an adorable 5 year old step son called Myles, who is a pleasure to be around. I have a cat called Gizmo who I have had from a few weeks of age after adopting him from a rescue centre.
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Alex Chapman

Alex Chapman

Assistant Area Manager

Prior to starting this role, I worked as head nurse in Warrington and achieved a Feline Advisory bureau (now International Cat Care) certificate in feline friendly nursing. I have 2 cats, 5 hens and the occasional recuperating hedgehog. I am passionate about animal welfare and in my spare time volunteer with British Hen Welfare Trust, rescuing and re-homing ex-commercial laying hens.
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Gillian Roberts

Gillian Roberts

Practice Manager