Holmefield Veterinary Clinic – Brayton Lane

Holmefield Veterinary Clinic stands as a dedicated animal healthcare provider situated on Brayton Lane in Selby, North Yorkshire. This clinic extends its veterinary services to a comprehensive range of animals, including birds, cats, dogs, exotic and wild species, as well as small mammals. What sets Holmefield Veterinary Clinic apart is its broad and inclusive approach to animal care, catering not just to common pets but also to more unusual companions and local wildlife. This commitment to diverse animal health needs, coupled with its North Yorkshire location, establishes it as a valuable local resource within the community. Clients can easily visit Holmefield Veterinary Clinic, which operates from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM on weekdays (Monday-Friday) and from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturdays, with the clinic closed on Sundays. The premises offer client car parking and disabled access. For enquiries or appointments, the clinic can be reached at 01757705562 or via email at mail@holmefieldvets.com.

Holmefield Veterinary Clinic – Brayton Lane is based at Brayton Lane, Selby, North Yorkshire, YO8 9DZ in North Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £68 and dog vaccinations from £80. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Holmefield Veterinary Clinic – Brayton Lane. Order provided by Google.

• Jo C· 2 months ago

  The staff here are fantastic. I came in late with a poorly dog and the receptionist stayed behind with me, until my taxi arrived, even though the practice had closed. Can't thank you all enough for taking care of us both!

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• Megan Craig· 2 months ago

  They will overdose your animal and then take no accountability. Do NOT use them. We trusted this vet for years, 12 years with our dog, and then a further 3 or 4 with our cat. After a dental surgery, she was prescribed antibiotics by a vet who spent hardly any time looking at her, made her visibly distressed more than I’ve ever seen, and prescribed the medication after walking out of the room. I was also only informed after paying that the medication contains penicillin, and someone with a penicillin allergy must not handle this. As someone with a penicillin allergy, I had to order appropriate PPE like gloves and a mask as I would be the only one who could administer this consistently. This medication made my cat quite ill, but after ringing the vets they insisted I have to keep going with it. After looking more carefully at the medication, they had given her basically double the dose she should have been on. I adjusted the dosage to the correct amount and the symptoms stopped. When I went back to the vets, I overheard a conversation between (I will say a lovely male vet) the vet who was treating her and a female, who told the male that he just needs to lie and cover up the mistake. He didn’t, and told me that there was no medical reason she should have been prescribed this dose. Because of his candor I decided to give them a second chance. Next appointment rolled around for a concern I had, and unfortunately the vet who overdosed her is the same vet they booked me with. Immediately my cat was scared of her, she was handling my cat by the neck, was condescending, rude, and had no care whatsoever to my cat. Very clearly, she has no care for animals, they are lumps of meat to her. After ending the consultation fearing for the wellbeing of my cat, and coming out of the consultation room in tears, I was offered a second consultation with another vet. This vet asked me what happened with the vet from the previous day, and despite me telling her all of this her line was that mistakes happen, and they operate a no blame culture. Well, luckily this time my cat recovered. But if that vets careless easily avoided mistake had killed her, would this still be the case? I was told yes, sometimes that happens but they still would not look to place blame. So good to know that if a careless mistake ends in you losing your pet, no one is held accountable. I am now with a local mobile vet (I wont say the name in case they take my review down, but starts with the same letter) who charge less to come to my house, take the time to let my cat get to know them, and hold her very gently. Holmefield is not what it once was, its now a corporate money grab, who employ vets who don't care about the animals they treat. If you love your companion, avoid this vets at all cost.

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• Lisa Bugg· 4 months ago

  Excellent service. The vet we saw explained the full diagnosis and treatment available. Was very satisfied.

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• Stephen Sutcliffe· 6 months ago

  It has been a difficult couple of months and I have found the staff very helpful and medically informative at both the Brayton and Sherburn branches. The receptionists are very welcoming, the nurses are very knowledgeable and caring. The vets collectively helped us provide the best medical route for our dog to which we are very thankful. Also a very big thank you to Sue who has provided us with veterinarian care for several years. She has been very informative and to the point which helped us understand clearly. Our little guy always looked forward to his after appointment treats with Sue.

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• Nigel Brazendale· 7 months ago

  Called 15 minutes before closing, asked to come straight away. Vet saw our rabbit at least 30 minutes after they officially closed but only charged us the daytime rate, (still expensive but not as bad as it could have been). Rabbit back to health now, thank you. Excellent vets. 5* rated

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