Abbey Veterinary Clinic – Wortley Road

Beech House Vets is a veterinary practice located in Sheffield, providing care for pets. The practice offers a range of services and facilities, aiming to provide compassionate and informal care. They also provide comprehensive pet care fact files and useful pet care links for pet owners.

The practice prides itself on the quality of care and the well-being of each patient, stating that cost will never compromise quality. They are part of the Medivet Group, indicating a corporate backing while maintaining their local presence.

Beech House Vets operates with specific opening hours from Monday to Saturday, including extended hours on some weekdays. Outside of these hours, an emergency service is available through Vets4Pets Barnsley, accessible via a dedicated telephone number. The practice is located at 106 Greengate Lane, High Green, Sheffield.

Abbey Veterinary Clinic – Wortley Road is based at 90 Wortley Road, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S35 4LU in South Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Abbey Veterinary Clinic – Wortley Road. Order provided by Google.

• Helen Bettinson· 5 months ago

  I could not recommend Alan and his reception team any higher than the absolute best. The receptionist was professional helpful and sympathetic. I was looking after my friends cat while she was on holiday and then discovered blood in the litter tray this morning. I was devastated and didn’t know what to do. Alan saw us and treated the cat and she is making amazing progress within a few hours. He has been our family vet for years and has looked after all of our pets. He is truly an animal person and will only do his very best. The two receptionists were lovely and helpful.

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• Fiona Lewin· 6 months ago

  Trusted Alan with my Dog (3 year old Pomeranian) he said he had a sore throat!!! He was extremely dismissive and told us he would be fine ( his gums where white, his tongue blue) I took him straight to the emergency vet for a second opinion. He DIED an hour later. We was told in no uncertain terms. If he had have been given a THOROUGH examination he would have known he had anaphylaxis and with treatment would’ve made a full recovery. Alan is Disgusting, dismissive and incompetent with devastating consequences. It’s a numbers game for him. Get them in get them out and handover the £30 for 3 min work. AVOID at all costs if you want to keep your pet alive!!!!

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• Georgia Lewin· 6 months ago

  I took my dog into this vets as I thought he was choking. Obviously I ran in with him and we were greeted by the receptionist that acted like I was bothering them. They then proceeded to look up my name as we have had our dogs registered with them for a year. They couldn’t find my account with them so the tried to make a new one (whilst my dog was wheezing and he was turning blue in my arms) After 10 minutes I was finally seen, only to have the vet continue to look for my account, when he finally found it another 10 minutes later. He finally looked at him for maybe 2 minutes and told me he just has a sore throat. He charged me £32. About an hour after leaving my dog went floppy and we took him to another vets and he has had to be intubated. The vet at beech house did not care, had no compassion and clearly if we had taken him to the second vets in the first place our dog wouldn’t be this sick. I want a refund and I want people to know that you cannot trust this vet. Vile experience.

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• Jodie· 7 months ago

  The best vets there is! I've been going here over 10years and wouldn't trust anyone else with my pets. Alan genuinely cares about them all. Highly recommend!

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• Billy Bottles· 12 months ago

  Allan loves animals, he dedicates his life to helping all creatures great and small. In the 30 years IV been going to him he never seems to go on holiday or find time for him self. He's one in a billion.

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