Vet practice in Dewsbury

Calder Vets – Savile Road

4(254 reviews)
Savile Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 9LN
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

Combined comparison cost

£103.50Dog comparison cost
£163.50Cat comparison cost
£133.50Combined comparison cost
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About this practice

Calder Vets – Savile Road in Dewsbury

Calder Vets in Dewsbury is a veterinary hospital providing comprehensive care for pets, ranging from routine check-ups to complex surgical procedures. Located in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, the practice offers a full spectrum of veterinary services, with a focus on providing tailored care. The practice operates with a team of experienced vets, nurses, and support staff dedicated to offering a personal and comprehensive consultation service. They provide high-quality medical care supported by their hospital facilities, ensuring pets receive appropriate treatment. Calder Vets in Dewsbury provides 24-hour emergency and out-of-hours services, 365 days a year, ensuring continuous care. Their opening hours are Monday to Friday from 8 am to 7:30 pm, Saturdays from 8 am to 5:30 pm, and Sundays and Bank Holidays from 9 am to 5:15 pm, all with 24-hour emergency service.

Calder Vets – Savile Road is based at Savile Road, Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, WF12 9LN in West Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £56 and dog vaccinations from £25. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds

Calder Vets – Savile Road Prices

From practice website
Updated 5 Aug 2026
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Combined comparison cost

Dog comparison cost

£103.50

Cat comparison cost

£163.50

Combined comparison cost

£133.50

Recurring care pricing

ConsultationAround West Yorkshire average
£56
Dog booster vaccination£41 below West Yorkshire avg (£66)
£25
Cat booster vaccination£16 above West Yorkshire avg (£69)
£85
Rabbit vaccination
£94
Kennel cough vaccination
£65
Microchip£7 below West Yorkshire avg (£29)
£22.50

One-off costs

Dog spay
£301
Dog castration£28 below West Yorkshire avg (£282)
£254
Cat spay
£141
Cat castrationAround West Yorkshire average
£102.50
Neutering (general)
£278

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

Additional services

Anal glands
£33
Annual Health Check
£54
Annual Health Check Cat
£60
Annual Health Check Dog
£60
Follow-up consultation
£50
Direct Claim Fee
£25
Dog euthanasia (in clinic)
£120
Neuter Cat Female Pregnant
£175
Nurse Consultation
£26
Kitten vaccination course
£85
Vaccination Dog Booster Combined
£25
Vaccination Dog Full
£85
Puppy vaccination course
£85
Written prescription fee
£22

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.

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Calder Vets – Savile Road reviews

4(254 reviews)

Average rating of 4 out of 5 based on 254 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Horbury Borbury· 3 months ago

    As an experienced cat owner and the person who knew my cat best, I found this practice to be extremely judgemental and outwardly critical of the care we gave our elderly cat. Following urgent treatment, they wanted to put him down there and then and I said I would take him home where he would be comfortable and relaxed and would book him in for a week later if there was no improvement. I was told in no uncertain terms that cats do not have peaceful natural deaths in most cases. I brought my cat home with me and he lived a great life for a further 3 years and was put to sleep very peacefully by a different vets who were incredibly caring of both my cat and us as a family. I would absolutely not recommend this vets and would describe them as patronising and quick to jump to conclusions. Sure they must see some terrible owners and pets in distressing conditions, but they seem to tar everyone with the same brush, regardless of the information before them to the contrary.

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  • Taylor Anderson· 4 months ago

    Can’t recommend these guys enough, we were let down by abbey house in Morley saying our 7 month old puppy, Winston, had a cold. These guys found out he took severely poorly with pneumonia and they investigated quickly as they were the only 24 hour we knew off the top of our head. Did plenty of work and found he had a birth defect of a small trachea which was heavily effecting his survival chances and may require surgery if he made it through. They kept us up to date on how he was doing, gave him some parading around the kennels too which made us chuckle! They gave him a fighting chance through meds and an oxygen tent. There was a little mix up with the pet ambulance and we got some terrific advise from the vet on what to do as the pet ambulance wasn’t doing to turn up. We thought we were going to lose him and they managed to secure a referral to Paragon in Wakefield which ultimately saved his life! I’m so impressed that me and my partner have since moved out and about to pick up our own pup as Winston belongs to my mum, and we are registering her here! Great team and thanks again!

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  • andrea maskill· 4 months ago

    Fabulous vet, Raphael. Saw our Bry today with a sore eye. Absolutely fantastic vet.

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  • Rutger Fryer· 4 months ago

    We are endlessly grateful to Calder Vets for the incredible care they gave our 15-week-old German Shepherd puppy. From start to finish, every member of the team showed genuine kindness, professionalism, and compassion during one of the most frightening times we’ve ever faced. The surgery was long and extremely challenging, yet the dedication and determination shown by the surgeon was truly remarkable. She fought tirelessly for our puppy and gave her the best possible chance at life. Because of Calder Vets, our puppy is home, healing, and has a future. We will never forget the care and humanity shown to us and our little girl. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

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  • L EOH· 9 months ago

    After moving from Manchester over a year ago now, we left behind a vets that we loved and after trying a few places in Huddersfield, I was beginning to lose hope of finding a place we liked. We came across Calder Vets as they offered the same course of injections my dog is used to having and are very happy with the service. Three weeks ago my dog had an injury and ruptured his cruciate ligament and having to visit a few of the branches due to getting him seen faster and then his surgical consultation finally at Dewsbury. I can confidently say that I have not had a bad experience at any of the three branches we have visited. The staff have all been lovely, welcoming and very thorough. My little dog had his op yesterday and we're finally on the road to recovery. Thank you very much Calder Vets.

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