Vet practice in Worksop

Wildbore Veterinary

4.5(771 reviews)
Wildbore VETStop, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S81 7AE
Open Weekends
Disabled Access
Car Park

About this practice

Wildbore Veterinary in Worksop

Wildbore Vetstop is an RCVS accredited small animal veterinary hospital located on Turner Road in Worksop. The practice offers a range of pet care services, including preventative healthcare, medical and surgical treatments for sick and injured animals, and a VIP healthcare scheme for cats, dogs, and rabbits. They provide 15-minute consultations and have a focus on the well-being of pets. The hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment facilities, including a CT scanner. The veterinary team prioritises the emotional and psychological well-being of pets as much as their physical health. Their compassionate and highly skilled team provides care with attention and dignity. Wildbore Vetstop offers 24-hour inpatient care provided by its nursing team. For emergency veterinary treatment outside of normal hours, clients can call their dedicated emergency line. The practice also provides an online CT Referrals Form for referring practices and allows new clients to register their pets through their website.

Wildbore Veterinary is based at Wildbore VETStop, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S81 7AE in Nottinghamshire. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 3 services including consultations from £62 and microchipping from £23. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals

Wildbore Veterinary Prices

From practice website
Updated 5 Aug 2026
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Requires consultation + booster + microchip prices.

Recurring care pricing

Consultation£9 above Nottinghamshire avg (£53)
£62
MicrochipAround Nottinghamshire average
£23

One-off costs

Cat spay
£127
Cat castration£15 below Nottinghamshire avg (£102)
£87

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

Additional services

Anal glands
£23
Animal Health Certificate
£263
Basic Urine Screen
£22.50
Communal Cremation Cat Rabbit
£37.50
Communal Cremation Giant Dog
£85
Communal Cremation Large Dog
£60
Communal Cremation Medium Dog
£60
Communal Cremation Small Dog
£60
Communal Cremation Small Pet
£30
Communal Cremation Xl Dog
£75
Follow-up consultation
£54
Consultation Nurse
£28
Cytology Fine Needle Aspiration
£25
Cytology Test Ear Swab
£14
Dental Assessment Cat
£340
Dental Assessment Dog
£390
Dispensing Fee
£10
Euthanasia Cat
£200
Euthanasia Dog
£215
Fee For Additional Items Prescribed In Same Consultation
£12.50
General Anaesthesia Cat Under 60 Mins
£245
General Anaesthesia Dog Under 60 Mins
£260
Individual Cremation Cat (from)
£190.10
Individual Cremation Large Dog (from)
£289.84
Individual Cremation Medium Dog (from)
£250.87
Individual Cremation Small Dog (from)
£216.88
Individual Cremation Small Pet (from)
£169.50
Individual Cremation Xl Dog (from)
£357.82
Insurance Administration Fees
£27
Laparoscopic Spay Dog 20 40kg
£617
Laparoscopic Spay Dog Over 40kg
£715
Laparoscopic Spay Dog Under 20kg
£538
Medicine Administration Fee Injection To Skin Or Muscle
£18
Nail clip
£24
Neuter Dog Female 20 40kg
£381
Neuter Dog Female Over 40kg
£479
Neuter Dog Female Under 20kg
£302
Neuter Dog Male 20 40kg
£281
Neuter Dog Male Over 40kg
£315
Neuter Dog Male Under 20kg
£203
Pre Surgical Pre Anaesthetic Blood Tests
£87.50
Sedation Cat
£125
Sedation Dog
£150
Ultrasound Abdominal
£300
Ultrasound Echocardiogram
£326
Vaccination Cat Annual Health Check Consultation
£60
Vaccination Cat Course
£85
Kitten vaccination course
£85
Vaccination Dog Annual Health Check Consultation
£60
Vaccination Dog Course
£85
Puppy vaccination course
£85
Vaccination Kennel Cough Injectable Oral By Itself
£63
Vaccination Kennel Cough Nasal By Itself
£50
Vaccination Kennel Cough Nasal With Other Vaccinations
£25
Vaccination Kennel Cough Oral Injectable With Other Vaccinations
£37
Written prescription fee
£21
X Ray Initial Series First Body Area
£299

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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Wildbore Veterinary reviews

4.5(771 reviews)

Average rating of 4.5 out of 5 based on 771 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • patricia scott· 2 months ago

    My cat had some tests done to see why he kept vomiting.when I went back the vet didn't even tell me the results personally, he sent 2 nurses to tell me ,that my cat was alright and my bill was £1000 . I think I was ripped off,and 1 year later my faithful cat has died.I tell everyone and tell them if they want bad service don't go to wildbores vets,as they don't care about your pet,all they care about is your money. I AM 72 THEY TOOK THE LAST OF MY SAVINGS WHICH I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO REPLACE, THATS WHY IONLY GAVE 1 STAR

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  • Ian Fearn· 3 months ago

    Took our doggie for her first consultation to start the Pet Plan. The vet was very thorough and prescribed some steroid medication that cost less than an NHS prescription. We had an appointment at 11.00am and were seen at 11.00 am. So far, seems better than the Vets4pets surgery we swapped from.

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  • Helen Cooke· 5 months ago

    One of the worst experiences of my life. Imagine taking a dear friend to let him go and then while you are still in floods of tears over him a member of staff coming to the private suite with a card machine asking for payment. Completely unacceptable and disrespectful behaviour! Payment could have been discussed on booking not when I’m in the room with my deceased dog or contacted a few days after. RIP Dillian

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  • Nik· 5 months ago

    Our elderly GSD very suddenly fell ill this week and we were able to rush him in for tests and supportive care. He's on the mend now after a few incredibly worrying days. Thank you so much to the vets and nurses at Wildbore for caring for our boy, you have no idea how grateful we are ❤️‍🩹

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  • Mags Brydzia· 7 months ago

    Dear Staff of this place! Can't thank you enough for helping with a stray tabby cat ❤️ Especially the biggest thanks to two ladies who helped and adviced! Such a lovely people with big hearts do work there with passion, experience and knowledge. I do highly recommend this place. Thank you so much once again! 🫶🏼

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