Abbey House Veterinary Hospital

Abbey House Veterinary Hospital is a leading veterinary practice based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, operating across six locations including Rothwell, Cleckheaton, Batley, Kippax, Halton, and a 24-hour veterinary hospital in Morley. The practice provides comprehensive veterinary care for pets, offering services such as senior pet care, vaccinations, annual health checks, dental care, and nurse clinics to the surrounding communities. The practice prides itself on over 40 years of service, delivered by highly trained and caring teams of vets, nurses, and support staff. This long-standing commitment to animal health ensures a high standard of care for pet owners in Leeds and the wider West Yorkshire region, treating pets as if they were their own and maintaining a respected presence in local veterinary care. Abbey House Vets offers an online booking system for appointments and the ability to register pets online. They also provide a "Pet Health for Life" scheme focusing on preventative healthcare. For emergency services, pet owners can contact the Morley hospital 24 hours a day. The Batley, Cleckheaton, Kippax, and Halton clinics rotate Saturday hours, and current service updates are available on their website.

Abbey House Veterinary Hospital is based at 52 Commercial Street, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS27 8AG in West Yorkshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 4 services including consultations from £58 and microchipping from £25. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Abbey House Veterinary Hospital. Order provided by Google.

• Sandra Gibson· a month ago

  Hello, Came in yesterday with Teddy the hamster about his teeth. All staff are lovely and friendly. Didn't have to wait long to see the vet. She was lovely. Teddy wasn't in too long and received medication and appointment for Monday. Lovely place. Teddy seems fine this morning, was sat waiting for me, was starving . Thankyou xx

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• Mikey Widdowson· 2 months ago

  I'm really not happy with the recent service provided by you. We rang with our dog struggling to pee and being sick, and were told to bring him straight in which seems very standard practise for any of your transactions when its out of hours. The vet saw him and decided he had a blocked intestine and "could feel something" You then provided three options: A sickness tablet A sickness tablet and x-ray Operate Crazy how you can just come to the conclusion of operating - it is that simply to get more money off people? Looking by your Trustpilot reviews its exactly that. We chose to go for option 2 which still ended up costing us over a £1000, the x-ray magically come back with nothing on, we then brought him back in again and cost us more money for a "separate" issue according to you, even though he had the exact same symptoms as before - so we were asked to take a pee sample which we did Saturday and brough straight in - told it would take 2 hours to get results but you still haven't even bothered to call to tell us the results. It's pathetic, magic how you can find time to see people when they're paying out of hours and over a £1000 for nothing but when its a result you can't be arsed, the poor dog has suffered over the weekend because you can't be bothered to tell us whether he needs antibiotics or not. Luckily the dog seems to be on the mend no thanks to you. This isn't the first time you have robbed us - charging us over £5000 of which the insurance paid out £1300 because you'd overcharged on everything by like 300% and you had the cheek to blame the insurance company. I want a refund on the clear misdiagnosis because he clearly didn't have a blocked intestine and the vet miraculously felt something. Crazy to think you've also decided to say he has a heart murmur but your other vet that clearly didn't read the notes said he didn't. Was that just another push for even more money? When I rang for the test result on Saturday the office staff are obviously well trained in trying to get you to bring your dog in to the emergency - are they on commission? Why would I bring my dog into out of hours when I'm just trying to find out the test results. Quite obvious you have played this trick on a lot of people the reviews online are vile.

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• Debra Allen· 5 months ago

  Out rages charged me £110 just to tell me the dog is ok, I went in there cause my dog had hurt his leg I just wanted it to get checked at and all she said was the dog is fine. He’s just pulled some tissue and then she said u should buy these tablets £25 she said and when I got to the till they said £110 and I was shocked bc I’ve only just turned 18 and I was like all she said was he’s ok and £25 for tablets and then she goes £55 to book an appointment and the tablets where £28 and an injection I haven’t even got yet wich was 32 disgusting don’t get me wrong it’s lovely in there really pretty but out rages and they didn’t even tell me I had to pay for an appointment

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• Linda Hardwick· 8 months ago

  Went to Abbey House Vets for an emergency appointment. Staff were very helpful and reassuring saw the vet fairly quickly. I have a 7 year old Cockapoo called Jinny who unfortunately had had 2 fit like episodes earlier, she was very lethargic and her heart beat was rapid . bloods were taken and advice given re said episodes . Would highly recommend.

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• Planet Edge· 9 months ago

  There’s a nurturing atmosphere throughout. The vets and nurses are very knowledgeable and patiently explained everything to us about our pets’ procedure. The receptionists are warm and friendly. Facilities like the separate waiting are for cats and Feliway-sprayed towels were such a lovely touch!

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