Species treated (as stated by the practice): cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, tortoises.
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Our Score (44/100)
- Several reviewers describe the staff as friendly, pleasant, helpful, and knowledgeable. - Emergency support is a recurring theme, especially around colic, with owners praising calm help and out-of-hours availability. - Stud and...
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Our Score (41/100)
- Several reviewers describe the team as caring, helpful, friendly and professional, with strong trust placed in individual vets. - Ian is singled out for trust and confidence, while Phil, Tom and Ian are all mentioned in relation to...
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Our Score (42/100)
Hunters Bar Veterinary Group - Hunters Bar is a small-animal practice in Sheffield and part of CVS Group. The clinic offers routine appointments, preventive care, diagnostics and surgery, with out-of-hours emergencies handled by...
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Our Score (40/100)
- Positive reviews often focus on friendly, kind staff, with several people describing the team as attentive and welcoming. - Cat adoption and cattery experiences are a clear strength: reviewers say the process felt straightforward, and...
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Species the website says they see: cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, tortoises.
Examples mentioned in reviews include:
- Treatment for a urinary infection (antibiotics and pain relief were referenced)
- Eye condition care in a puppy (conjunctivitis mentioned), including later recommending a protective cone to prevent...
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Abbey Veterinary Group in Barnsley, South Yorkshire provides routine and surgical veterinary care, alongside services like nurse clinics, health checks for young pets, and home visits/ambulance collections. It also advertises a 24-hour...
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Sheffield PDSA Pet Clinic is part of the PDSA charity and provides free and low-cost veterinary care for pets in need. Recent feedback continues to point to a mix of experiences: many owners describe compassionate treatment and strong...
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Species the website explicitly mentions include: - Dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and tortoises
