Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership – Postmill Close

Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership is a five-branch veterinary practice located in Norfolk, UK. They offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services for pets, livestock, and equine animals across their various locations. Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership prides itself on its long-standing history, with roots going back over 100 years. Their team provides dedicated care, utilising modern equipment and facilities, particularly at their Wymondham branch, and offers specialised equine services through the Brooke Equine Clinic. Clients can book appointments online, join the Pet Health Club, and contact them through their multiple branch locations in Long Stratton, Norwich, Wymondham, Costessey, and Brooke. The Long Stratton branch serves as the main hub for their livestock veterinary services.

At a glance

Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership – Postmill Close treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, farm animals and small mammals. Rated 4.6/5 from 291 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Chapelfield Veterinary Partnership – Postmill Close. Order provided by Google.

• Simon Crawford· a month ago

  This vets is very professional, and I dont have any specific problems with it other than it always seemed more friendly and certainly cheaper before it became part of a giant corporate / group. Very rarely do big take overs result in actually becoming better for the actual clients / patients. However, as I said previously, no actual complaints, and the last visit with the cat the other day was very thorough and professional.

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• julie coe· a month ago

  Spacious seating area with a section for dogs and another for cats. All staff were very nice and thoughtfull towards my dog fur baby Tyson, me and my daughter. Explained everything in the appointment very well for me to understand. Air-con, fresh water when needed, gave treats. Spacious car park. Didn't use but does have toilet for us humans. Morrisons shop opposite. Couldn't fault in any way. Thank you to all for a pleasant visit.

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• Martin Towler· 2 months ago

  Friendly and professional nurse couldn’t fault her handling of my nervous little cavapoo and her help with a problem that I had with my Smart trace micro chip on my other dog.

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• Belle Tourist Guide· 2 months ago

  I went at Chapelfiel Vet clinic with my Ozzy, my sweet and cute baby boy ( cat) he has is rear leg injured, Vet Sharman was very friendly and patient, give him the best treatment. Really pleasant for the service received. Price totally fair, and staff very friendly as well. Amazing care for our family pets. Totally recommend

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• Tracey Reeve· 3 months ago

  Extremely disappointed with this practice. I had a recent recurrent issue with my elderly dog to which I was told that the medication that helped sort the issue last time couldn't be given as I had no urine sample with me, although one wasn't requested over the phone. The compassion and bedside manner from the Vet who attended the appointment was quite frankly disgusting. The comment was made that "the last few years of all old dogs, are always rubbish", was thoughtless and delivered without sensitivity. I have never been in a consulting room and felt so overpowered by not being able to get a word in edgeways either. So all in all I was sent away with nothing to help our much love dog struggling. I had used Chapelfield for all my Equines for some years when Wherry Vets transferred all their clients over to them, due to them changing to small pets only. I was with Chapelfield for a number of years but their ever hiking charges was getting ridiculous so I moved them to a new equine vet practice who I am saving a high amount of money with. So hence I have now removed myself from their books completely as have my family members. 8 Dogs in total. Although I have no doubt this is just a few small fish in a very large pond to them!!

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