Etwall Vets

Etwall Vets is an independent local small animal practice located in South Derbyshire, with two sites in the villages of Willington and Etwall. The practice offers general veterinary services for small animals and has a strong focus on preventative care. The practice prides itself on a small, friendly team of experienced vets and nurses who provide caring, personalised service. They are recognised as a Cat Friendly Clinic and emphasise their independent ownership allows for individualised treatment plans tailored to each pet's needs. They also offer dedicated senior pet clinics for regular health monitoring. New clients are welcomed, and pets can be registered easily. The practice provides specific opening hours, including special hours for holidays, and encourages clients to follow them on Facebook for updates.

At a glance

Etwall Vets treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 5 services, including consultations from £48 and dog vaccinations from £58. Rated 4.8/5 from 117 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Etwall Vets. Order provided by Google.

• Annelli Norman· 2 months ago

  Recently moved to them. They are compassionate, caring and tell you all the facts and end result. They are also very reasonably priced. Great service and all the staff are friendly, they listen to you and find the time for you. They have a welcoming and clean practice. Would definitely recommend these vets.

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• Danielle Downton· a year ago

  After a challenging experience with other vets, I chose Etwall Vets, and it was the best decision! Last week, I faced the heartbreaking decision to put my beloved cat down, and their compassion made all the difference. They provided me with all the time I needed, showing genuine care and understanding throughout the process. I received my cat's ashes today, accompanied by her paw and nose prints, as well as a heartfelt card. These mementos mean everything to me, and I am deeply grateful for them. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

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• Kate· a year ago

  Our dogs go here & we are part of the Pet Plan (which is great value for money). They are lovely and caring, definitely want the best for the animals. We have seen differing nurses when we have been which has made it slightly confusing to try and communicate what is happening with the dogs sometimes, but they are good.

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• J Spencer (WheretoWalkies)· 4 years ago

  Took my cat his last appointment, it was a really hard decision to book the appointment nevertheless actually go. When you are slowly watching them disappear in front of your eyes, you know what needs to be done. Having a vets opinion and support is that final step. I can't say enough about how amazing the vet was. She was very supportive, giving us the different available options. Gave us time to talk privately and then after many years and discussion the decision was made. The vet gave us treats for him,time to say goodbye and even sedation for my cat so that he wouldn't get distressed as he was still very spirited even for a 25 year old cat! We decided to take him home and say goodbye as a family as he'd been with us for 20 years. We left with him beautifully wrapped up safely in a clean towel. He's now back as one with mother nature and the Christmas tree at the top of the drive so we can think about him whenever we want.

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• Narrowboatdreams· 4 years ago

  I cannot recommend this Vets highly enough. Our cat Basil came to this Vets when referred from Willington Vets. He presented with breathing difficulties and general unwellness. We live on a narrowboat travelling up to Market Drayton so we were very grateful Etwall Vets could see him so quickly. Urgent tests were performed and options were talked about, but my baby boy was so poorly, we couldn't put him through any more. He had already fought cancer less than a month ago, losing his back leg in the process. I could ask no more of him. Absolutely devastated after he'd fought so hard. We made the painful decision to let him go over Rainbow Bridge. The vets there are extremely compassionate. My husband and I were given a little room with him for an hour. They played soothing music to calm him. Made us a cup of tea and brought us a biscuit (husband being diabetic this was very welcome). When we were ready, the vet came in and sent him peacefully on his way. We had choices as to what to do with him but nothing was rushed, nothing too much trouble. I cannot thank them enough for everything they did.

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