Nottingham has 31 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Nottingham
Nottingham's veterinary landscape is primarily focused on companion animals.
All clinics in Nottingham treat dogs and cats, ensuring widespread access to care for these popular pets. The veterinary clinics provide routine care, surgeries, diagnostics, and dental treatments, meeting the needs of companion animals. The town demonstrates strong clinic depth, with services well-distributed among providers.
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Eastwood Vets4Pets Ltd in Nottingham is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice is associated with a broad range of small-animal care, with repeated mentions of dogs as well as birds and other small pets such as budgies, rabbits and chinchillas. Owners often highlight calm handling, clear explanations and helpful reception support with practicalities like medications, care plans and insurance claims.
Also listed are Rhiannon Pepper (Registered Veterinary Nurse), Tyler Leek (Registered Veterinary Nurse), Kirsty Stephens (Veterinary Care Assistant), Olivia Smith (Veterinary Care Assistant), Vicki Mason (Receptionist) and Sally Pell (Receptionist). Recent reviews also praise Rachel by name, and mention Francesca and Dr Dana Broadbent especially warmly.
Medivet Sherwood is part of the Medivet group and combines that wider network support with a practice feel that reviewers say still feels personal and familiar. It offers routine preventive care, dental work, and support for nervous or reactive pets, with owners describing a calm, patient approach. The wider Medivet network also provides access to 24-hour emergency care via Medivet emergency centres.
- •Positive reviews often focus on caring treatment, especially from the reception team, nurses and vets. - Recent praise includes clear communication around treatment options and ongoing monitoring for a cat on medication. - Several negative reviews raise concerns about pricing and billing clarity, particularly charges for follow-up checks and medication issues.
- •Recent reviewers often mention friendly reception staff, a clean and tidy reception area, and useful appointment reminders by text. - Several owners describe vets as calm, professional and reassuring, including with a nervous chihuahua and during a first visit for a dog. - Positive urgent-care examples include a dog being seen immediately after an attack and a more involved case with tests and overnight stays that led to a diabetes diagnosis.
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Davison Veterinary Care is a CVS-owned small-animal practice in Nottingham, established in 1933 and listed as an RCVS General Practice. Its stated facilities include an on-site lab, X-ray, ultrasound and dental equipment, supporting both routine care and in-practice diagnostics and procedures. The practice also provides emergency support during normal opening hours, with out-of-hours cases directed to MiNightVet.
Medivet Beeston - Churchcroft Vets in Nottingham is part of the Medivet group. The clinic states it offers 24/7 emergency care, with an out-of-hours consultation fee published for appointments between 7pm and 9am. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting a friendly team, clear communication and efficient care, though a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about costs and end-of-life decision-making.
- •Reviews are strongly positive overall, with repeated praise for friendly, caring staff and pets being handled gently and calmly. - Several cat owners describe thoughtful treatment for nervous or older cats, including taking extra time, using treats after nail clipping, and making stressful visits easier. - Owners also mention thorough routine care, including check-ups, boosters, neutering, and clear follow-up after treatment.
- •Several owners describe kind, reassuring and professional care, with friendly staff and pets being well looked after. - Recent positive reviews highlight fast action in urgent situations, including immediate treatment for xylitol poisoning and coordination with the Medivet 24-hour hospital in Alfreton. - Owners also mention good communication and practical support, such as clear treatment plans, updates during the day, easy booking and reminders.
- •Warm, friendly service, with vets described as thorough, informative and good at putting both owners and pets at ease. - Positive experiences with routine care and common procedures, including annual injections, tooth extraction and kitten neutering. - Kind, calm handling of nervous or difficult pets, including a feisty adopted feral cat.
Orchard Veterinary Centre – Sherwood is a Nottingham small-animal practice established in 1987 and part of CVS. It focuses on routine preventive care and nurse-led support, alongside common procedures such as neutering, microchipping and home visits. The practice is accredited as an RCVS General Practice, holds the RCVS Client Service Award – Outstanding, and is a Cat Friendly Clinic (Gold).
Medivet Stapleford is part of the Medivet group. It offers routine preventative care and common procedures, including vaccinations, parasite treatment and neutering, with access to Medivet’s 24-hour emergency centres when needed. Recent feedback is largely positive about easy booking, friendly staff and reassuring care, though there are also concerns from some reviewers about continuity and one complaint about pricing and communication.
- •Positive experiences after procedures: owners describe good post-op follow-up after a spay, plus updates throughout the day and a wound recheck after a guinea pig abscess operation. - Communication and organisation concerns: some reviewers report cancelled appointments, prescription problems, medication errors and seeing different staff at different visits. - Pricing comes up regularly: feedback ranges from “very reasonable” to complaints about expensive bills and medication charges.
- •Reviews repeatedly mention clear explanations and unrushed consultations, with owners feeling listened to and kept informed. - Surgical communication and aftercare stand out: owners describe app updates during procedures, phone calls during recovery, next-day messages, and follow-up checks. - The team is often described as kind, welcoming, and gentle with nervous or unwell pets, including during nail clipping, recovery stays, and first visits after changing vets.
Lawrence Veterinary Centre is an IVC Evidensia practice in Nottingham offering routine, preventative and surgical care for cats, dogs and several small mammals, and it is listed as an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic. Its services include vaccinations, microchipping, wellness screening, nurse-led clinics, K-Laser therapy and cardiology referrals. Recent feedback highlights a calm, cat-focused setup, with practical stress-reduction touches such as a separate cat area, calming sprays and blankets for carriers, alongside clear explanations and gentle handling for anxious pets.
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Priory Veterinary Group Beeston / MiNightVet Nottingham is a CVS-owned clinic that combines small-animal veterinary care with an on-site dedicated out-of-hours and emergency service. It is set up for urgent cases, with in-clinic diagnostics including X-ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab. Feedback from owners particularly highlights calm phone support, quick attention for urgent problems, clear explanations, and compassionate help during difficult end-of-life decisions.
Ashfield House Veterinary Hospital Limited in Nottingham is part of VetPartners and operates as a veterinary hospital with an on-site hospital facility and 24/7 emergency care. The practice offers routine care including vaccinations, nurse clinics and neutering, alongside more advanced procedures such as complex surgery and laparoscopic “keyhole” spays. Recent feedback is especially positive about emergency communication, compassionate end-of-life support and the reassurance of the on-site hospital, with a small number of comments about occasional admin or phone issues.
- •Recent feedback is strongly positive about the team’s manner, with reviewers describing staff as friendly, welcoming, smiling, and efficient. - Owners mention feeling listened to, valued, and reassured, including one account of a vet adapting the exam to a dog that disliked having its eyes covered. - Clinical care is described as thorough, with praise for diagnosis, routine check-ups, and calm handling during appointments.
- •Recent feedback is heavily centred on complex referral cases, especially cruciate surgery, knee operations, broken legs, joint replacements and back/spinal surgery. - Stuart Brown is mentioned repeatedly for being knowledgeable, honest, calm and reassuring, with several owners saying procedures and recovery were explained clearly. - Aftercare stands out strongly, with owners highlighting follow-up support, a post-op phone call straight after surgery, and hands-on discharge help such as medication instructions and physiotherapy guidance.
Ambivet Veterinary Group is a small-animal practice in Nottingham, established in 1979, and part of CVS. It is listed as an RCVS General Practice, with routine care, dentistry, surgery, in-house diagnostics, and a cardiology referral service on offer. The practice is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility, and its website states that out-of-hours care is provided through another Ambivet Veterinary Group service.
Vet4Pets Clifton in Nottingham is part of the Vets4Pets group. Its website highlights modern in-house facilities including a lab, pharmacy, digital X-ray and ultrasound, along with separate cat and dog waiting areas and wards. It also says the practice is a Veterinary Nurse Training facility and uses Vets Now for out-of-hours emergencies.
- •Recent feedback is mostly positive, with owners often describing friendly, caring staff and quick access to appointments when pets needed to be seen promptly. - Dentistry and surgery are recurring strengths in written reviews, including praise for handling nervous dogs gently, successful eye surgery, and good post-op instructions for home care. - End-of-life care is mentioned more than once, with reviewers thanking the team for compassion, dignity and seeing pets quickly at a very difficult time.
Animal Doctor describes itself as a family-owned, independent veterinary surgery in Nottingham and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews consistently highlight unhurried consultations, compassionate end-of-life support, and a calm approach with nervous or anxious pets. Recent feedback remains strongly positive overall, with friendly staff and good appointment availability mentioned, though difficulty getting through by phone still appears as a recurring concern.
Oak House Veterinary Centre Ltd in Nottingham has been caring for pets since 2004 and is an ISFM silver-level Cat Friendly Clinic. The practice is part of VetPartners. It appears set up for routine preventive care, ongoing management of chronic conditions, and compassionate end-of-life support, with recent feedback highlighting calm handling for anxious pets and clear communication.
- •Many recent reviewers describe prompt emergency access, including being seen immediately for a bee sting reaction, within 30 minutes after a call about a bite wound, and within the hour for another urgent case. - Communication and reassurance are recurring positives: owners mention calm phone advice before arrival, clear explanations in person, and staff helping them stay composed during frightening situations. - Several reviews praise the team’s kindness and handling of anxious pets, with named staff receiving thanks for compassion, patience, and gentle treatment.
Long-term clients describe Castle Veterinary Centre as an independent practice in Nottingham. It offers routine cat and dog care, preventive support, nurse-led services and help with urgent problems, with some urgent laboratory tests handled in-house and other investigative work sent to external labs. Recent feedback continues to highlight compassionate handling, clear communication and prompt care for urgent cases.
Ashfield House Veterinary Surgery – Bramcote is part of the Ashfield House Veterinary Surgery group, within the VetPartners network, with 24/7 emergency care available via Ashfield House Vet Hospital. The practice offers routine care such as vaccinations, nurse clinics and neutering, alongside more advanced options including complex surgery and laparoscopic (“keyhole”) spays. Recent feedback is largely positive, with repeated praise for gentle handling of nervous and older pets, though a small number of reviewers report poor communication around obtaining quotes for tests.
Byron Veterinary Clinic in Nottingham is part of the VetPartners group and is linked with Ashfield House Veterinary Hospital, where the wider group’s 24/7 emergency service is provided. The clinic offers routine care such as vaccinations, nurse clinics and neutering, with access to more advanced procedures through the wider group, including complex surgeries and laparoscopic spays at Ashfield House. Recent feedback is mixed, combining strong praise for clinical care with some complaints about communication and fees.
- •Owners consistently describe kind, compassionate care at a very difficult time, with both Laura and Jim mentioned by name. - A common theme is clear explanation and reassurance, helping families feel more at ease with the decision and the process. - Many reviews highlight a calm, unhurried home visit, with pets described as passing peacefully and without pain.
Ambivet Veterinary Group is a CVS-owned multi-site practice established in 1979, offering routine care through to surgery, imaging and some referral services. The clinic lists in-house diagnostics including lab work, X-ray and ultrasound, and treats a wider range of species beyond cats and dogs, including small mammals and birds. Out-of-hours emergencies are handled by another Ambivet branch, with free telephone advice and emergency consultations.
Publicly available information for The Small Pet Vet in Nottingham is very limited. There is not enough detail to reliably summarise the clinic’s facilities, opening hours, or range of care.