The building has automatic doors and the ground floor areas are fully accessible by wheelchair. There is one computer desk which can be altered to accommodate a wheelchair. Booking is advised. There is a disabled toilet.

Hoylake Lifeboat station is one of the oldest on the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland, and was founded by the Mersey docks and Harbour Board in 1803 and taken over by the RNLI in 1894.

This practice serves small animals, exotics, and equines.  It has a 24 hour emergency service; a newly equipped surgical suite; and is fully computerised.

Contact:

Rob McNulty

43 Birkenhead Road

Meols

Wirral  CH47 5AF

Telephone: 0151 632 5676