Vet practice in LN11 7AN

C and S Goodear Services (Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency) – Eastfield Road

4.5(41 reviews)
Eastfield House, eastfield road, louth, lincolnshire, LN11 7AN, LN11 7AN
RCVS Accredited

About this practice

C and S Goodear Services (Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency) – Eastfield Road in LN11 7AN

Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency is an RCVS accredited practice situated in Louth, Lincolnshire. They provide veterinary care for cats, dogs, and small mammals at their Eastfield Road surgery. The firm also offers dedicated emergency services for animals within the local area.

C and S Goodear Services (Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency) – Eastfield Road is based at Eastfield House, eastfield road, louth, lincolnshire, LN11 7AN, LN11 7AN in Lincolnshire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 4 services including dog vaccinations from £61 and cat vaccinations from £61. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals

C and S Goodear Services (Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency) – Eastfield Road Prices

From practice website
Updated 5 Aug 2026
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Requires consultation + booster + microchip prices.

Recurring care pricing

Dog booster vaccinationAround Lincolnshire average
£60.50
Cat booster vaccinationAround Lincolnshire average
£60.50

One-off costs

Dog spay
£445
Dog castration£68 above Lincolnshire avg (£227)
£295
Cat spay
£190
Cat castration£20 above Lincolnshire avg (£90)
£110
Neutering (general)
£370

These vary by weight, breed and clinical needs — request a quote from the practice.

Additional services

Neuter Dog Female Keyhole
£695
Kitten vaccination course
£99
Puppy vaccination course
£99

Prices shown are guides extracted from the practice's published price list. Always confirm directly with the practice as costs can vary by pet, weight and clinical need.

Health Plans

VIP Wellness Plan

cat
dog
unknown
Cat£22/mo
Dog£28/mo
  • UNLIMITED free of charge vet and vet nurse consultations
  • Annual Core Vaccinations
  • Including Kennel Cough
  • Yearly Supply of Worming Medication
  • Delivered to your door
  • Yearly Supply of Flea Medication
  • Delivered to your door
  • Unlimited Vet Consultations
  • All free of charge
  • Unlimited Vet Nurse Consultations
  • All free of charge
  • Monthly Nurse Checks For your puppy or kitten up to 6 months
  • Yearly promotions Including dentistry, senior dog clinics and discounts
  • Microchip insertion

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C and S Goodear Services (Black Sheep Vets and East Lincolnshire Emergency) – Eastfield Road reviews

4.5(41 reviews)

Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 41 reviews. Sourced from Google.

Latest reviews

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  • Amy· 8 months ago

    Called late Saturday night needing advice/help for my senior dog that appeared to be choking. The vet nurse that answered was extremely helpful and compassionate. Turned out I didn't need an emergency visit after all, I was given some really helpful advice and reassurance, my dog made a full recovery. I wouldn't hesitate to use this vet in the future.

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  • Dina Mysko· a year ago

    A huge thank you to the amazing team at East Lincolnshire Emergency Vets for all the care, attention, compassion, patience and professionalism given to our diabetic cat Freddie. This time last week he was extremely poorly and without emergency treatment he would not be here. He is back home, recovering well and starting to show his true character again. We can't thank you enough 🐱🧡

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  • Carl Humberstone· 7 months ago

    I had to visit East Lincs Emergency Vets in Louth this evening( 21-11-25) because our cat was experiencing breathing difficulties and instability when walking, upon arrival I was greeted at the door by MO (vet) I explained that prior to this episode our cat had been covered in diesel which we cleaned off him. I couldn’t be happier with the care that MO provided, he gave our cat a thorough examination explaining what had happened and the possible cause, it’s likely this episode was caused by the inhalation of diesel fumes which had caused him to have a seizure. Overall I couldn’t fault MO at all he was very professional and caring throughout a credit to the ELEV team. Thank you 5*

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  • Ellie Raithby· a year ago

    We lost our German shepherd Bella on the 15th May , her 8th birthday, due to her stomach twisting. Although we wasn’t at the vets long they saw us immediately and did as much as they could to save Bella’s life. Whilst also informing us of all costs along the way so that there was no unexpected bill at the end. I collected her ashes today and she was treat with the up most dignity and care until the end. Thank you x

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  • Amy Stratton· 2 years ago

    We're so grateful to everyone at East Lincs Emergency Vets. Our usual vet doesn't do out of hours care so they sent us here with our terrier Edith when she became ill with haemorrhagic diarrhoea. She was with them for five nights and during that time, we were kept well informed of her progress and felt absolutely certain she was receiving the very best care. Apologies to the staff who had to deal with Edith as she got back to her usual self - we know she's not always a good dog but she's our dog and we couldn't be happier to have her home. Thank you all so much!

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