Vet practice in Wakefield

Chantry Vets – Batley Road

4(281 reviews)
180 Batley Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF2 0AJ
Open Weekends
Car Park

About this practice

Chantry Vets – Batley Road in Wakefield

Chantry Vets is a veterinary practice based in West Yorkshire, operating five branches and two veterinary hospitals in Alverthorpe and Wakefield. The practice offers comprehensive veterinary services for various animals. What makes Chantry Vets special is their commitment to providing gold standard, compassionate care, treating every pet as if it were their own. They pride themselves on a dedicated team that continuously strives to develop skills and expertise, ensuring outstanding patient and client care. The new 9,000 square foot veterinary hospital in Brindley Way, Wakefield, is highlighted as one of the most modern facilities in the North of England. The Brindley Way Veterinary Hospital offers 24-hour care and an expansion of services. It has been awarded a Gold Cat Friendly Clinic Status in 2023, demonstrating its commitment to feline-friendly practices. The practice also focuses on sustainability, as indicated by its bronze awards for environmental initiatives.

Chantry Vets – Batley Road is based at 180 Batley Road, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, WF2 0AJ in West Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals. It is open at weekends and offers on-site parking.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds
Exotic/Wild
Poultry

Chantry Vets – Batley Road Prices

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Health Plans

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Pet Health Plan — Kitten
Pet Health Plan — Puppy
  • Routine vaccinations
  • Flea and worm treatment
  • Discounts on services and treatments

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Chantry Vets – Batley Road reviews

4(281 reviews)

Average rating of 4 out of 5 based on 281 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Julie Northway· 3 months ago

    First visit after moving from Morley. Lovely lady on reception. Brought my cats as I had concerns about fleas (not an infestation by any means) I thought it would be a case of just getting the cats weighed and flea drops prescribed but I had to pay two consultation charges each one lasted approximately 7 mins (normal consult is 15 mins) So, final bill £99 per cat! One pipette of drops each inflated the price to a total of £198!! I do understand it was a first visit but in view of the fact I had no major concerns and this was reflected in the consult times (less than 20 mins for both cats) not 15min appointments each. Another example of corporate greed.

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  • Violet Abbs· 5 months ago

    I found all staff friendly, helpful, caring and professional. This was my first visit with my elderly dog and wasn't sure what to expect. I was very pleased with the whole experience.

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  • KAREN MILLER· 5 months ago

    The vets here are always competent, friendly and gentle with my cats. There does seem to be a 'medication sales patter' if they can find a way to approach it, but it is a business after all. Prices, I would say are always increasing, I paid £106 last year for 2 cat boosters and yesterday it was £116 for the same 5 minutes, 10% is a big rise.

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  • Julie Rose· 6 months ago

    Would love to recommend the puppy socialising class with Lisa and Charlotte i got lots of information and great ideas on puppy behaviour. Lisa's knowledge is fantastic and my puppy Toby loved going and playing with the other puppies . Thankyou ladies

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  • Ashleigh Cookson· 7 months ago

    Massive money making scheme and when you refuse their sky high prices they call the rspca on you. My family was quoted over £2000 for an emergency operation my dog needed. We are so glad we got a second opinion as we managed to have this done for £600 at a private clinic who was so welcoming. They told us that she needed injections which would have been £500. When speaking to the private clinic we attended with our dog, she didn’t even need these injections. She had the operation and is now in full recovery.

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