Matt Smith Veterinary Centre

Matt Smith Veterinary Centre is an RCVS accredited practice located in Clay Cross, Derbyshire. The clinic provides care for a diverse range of animals including dogs, cats, birds, poultry, small mammals, and exotic species.

Matt Smith Veterinary Centre is based at 6 Florence Road, clay cross, derbyshire, S45 9ND, S45 9ND in Derbyshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Matt Smith Veterinary Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Jacqueline Eales· a month ago

  Rang and got an emergency appiontment,we have a Ferral cat that's lived on our land for years coming into the house the last 3years,gets on well with our other cats but still won't allow human touch. Noticed the cat being more quiet that usual and not eating, but every rime we tried to get near she would go wild. Today we decided we were catching her! To cut a long story short we caught her with a blanket but she smashed a few things trying to get away. When at the vets we saw Ella! What an absolute star, very patient and understanding. The cat had an infected wound and Ella managed to squeeze all the putried liquid out, it just kept coming out of a big lump we couldn't believe how much came out. She checked to see if it was a boy or girl! This was the first time I have ever touched the cat and because she was confined and poorly she gave in to me stroking her. Had a two week antibiotic injection due to the difficulty of administering anything once home. I am so happy we got her to the vets and so happy we saw Ella. Since bringing her home she's different already perked up a little. Let's hope I can get her in the basket again to have regular checks and a chip to say she belongs to us. She was one of the cats they neuter and released back to where they were found , she has a snipped ear. Must also say how friendly the reception staff have been too, a lovely all round vets very impressed. A big thankyou!

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• Elizabeth Wilson· 4 months ago

  All the staff here are friendly, professional and very caring. My dog has had major knee surgery and the whole process has been amazing. They've been great at explaining what's happening at every step, helped us feel calm and prepared, and taken excellent care of our much loved dog. They've answered every query, given great advice and been very helpful indeed. The after care has been great. I would definitely recommend them.

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• Charmaine Roe· a year ago

  I would highly recommend as the staff and Matt are lovely and care so much about everyone's pets. Also reasonable prices. They looked after our Charley and were very caring when he was put to sleep. Thank you all so much. Charmaine and Ralph

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• Chloe Taylor-Warriner· 8 months ago

  By far the best vets I’ve ever visited! The whole team is so lovely, friendly, and welcoming, they really make you feel cared for and supported from the moment you walk in. I’ve visited this practice twice now, and both experiences were wonderful. Sadly, on my most recent visit I had to have my ferret, Draco, put to sleep. It was such a difficult moment, but the staff were incredibly kind, gentle, and understanding. They treated both me and Draco with so much compassion and respect, and I’ll always be grateful for that. On top of their amazing care, their prices are very fair and affordable, which takes away a lot of stress during emotional times. I couldn’t recommend this practice highly enough The lovely ladies here truly go above and beyond! 💕

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• Kelly turner· a year ago

  When it’s the phone call you don’t want to make, the call that’s breaking your heart. True professional and caring as I had to have my little Luna laid to rest. Chesterfield Pet Crematorium did my vets proud. Then today I received a card from the vets. It’s the small things that make you cry but help you along in the healing process ❤️

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