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Springfield Veterinary Group

#1 Vet in Ecclesfield, South Yorkshire

3.9
Corporate

Springfield Veterinary Group – Vets in Ecclesfield

Updated January 2026
Corporate

Clinic Overview

Springfield Veterinary Group is part of CVS (the website page sits under cvsvets.com) and describes itself as a small-animal practice within the wider Springfield Veterinary Group (established 1964). The website lists a broad range of routine and surgical services, including dentistry, diagnostics, neutering, nurse consultations, and referral options (including keyhole surgery and ophthalmology).

Recent reviews paint a mixed picture: several owners describe clear explanations and post-op information after procedures (including one review specifically mentioning “post op info” explained by Adam), plus urgent cases being seen quickly and sometimes transferred on for overnight care. In contrast, some owners describe pricing inconsistencies, feeling pressured into a membership, and problems receiving included benefits (flea/worming) or experiencing long waits without follow-up.

Services

From the clinic website summary (and supported by some review examples where noted)

  • Consultations (including nurse consultations and six-month health checks)
  • Vaccinations (one reviewer mentions routine injections/vaccinations)
  • Neutering/spays (review mentions quoted cat spay prices and a “health package” discount)
  • Dentistry (review mentions a dental extraction)
  • Diagnostics
  • Surgery
  • Microchipping
  • Parasite control
  • Grooming / nail clipping
  • Blood pressure checks
  • Anal sac expression
  • Puppy parties
  • Pet travel documentation
  • Home visits
  • Referrals: keyhole surgery and ophthalmology (listed on the website)

Emergencies / out-of-hours (as stated on the website)

  • During normal hours: clients are advised to contact the practice.
  • Out-of-hours: clients are directed to MiNightVet Rotherham, described as a dedicated emergency service. (A reviewer also describes their dog being sent on for overnight care after an attack.)

Pricing

Only prices explicitly mentioned in reviews

  • Cat neutering/spay (quoted in a review)
  • Female cat: £125
  • Male cat: £95
  • Health package (quoted in a review): £20/month, with the spay procedure said to be reduced to £103 (as reported by that reviewer)
  • A different staff member later quoted (same reviewer)
  • Male cats: £112
  • Female cats: £160
  • One review alleges an operation cost “over £1000” for a procedure intended to stop a dog’s eyes running (and states it did not work).

People

Named staff mentioned in reviews

  • Adam (role not stated): One owner says everything was explained clearly and they left with post-op information.
  • Jenny (role not stated): Thanked for “compassion and care” and credited with helping save a cat (“Charley”) five years earlier (as described by the owner).
  • Richard (described as a rabbit’s “main vet” by one owner; also mentioned in relation to routine vaccinations by another)
  • One rabbit owner says he “never gave up” during repeated visits for ongoing problems.
  • Another owner mentions routine vaccinations by Richard and says he “always takes time with the pets.”
  • Irene and Beth (roles not stated): Mentioned in connection with a cat’s repeat infection; the owner says they researched the condition and had a clear plan.
  • Greta (role not stated): Mentioned positively for taking time to say hello.

Reviews

Google rating: 3.9 stars from 57 reviews. “”

  • Post-op communication and explanations: reviewers mention leaving with post-op info and staff explaining what would be done.
  • Handling urgent cases: examples include being seen “first thing as an emergency” for a severely dehydrated cat, and rapid triage after a dog attack (nurses taking the dog “straight in the back”), with one case then sent on for overnight care.
  • Ongoing/complex cases: one owner describes long-term management of a rabbit’s recurring problems; another mentions repeat infections with a stated plan after staff research.
  • Dentistry mentioned directly: at least one owner reports a dental extraction experience.
  • Membership/plan complaints and billing concerns: multiple 1-star reviews describe being “talked into” a plan, difficulty obtaining included flea/worming treatments due to “none in stock,” and concerns about separate bills and affordability.
  • Pricing inconsistency reported: one reviewer describes receiving very different quoted prices for cat spays/neuters on separate calls, and felt the response was dismissive.
  • Waiting/communication issues: one reviewer describes waiting (including waiting in the car due to their dog’s behaviour around other dogs), leaving after a long delay, and hearing nothing afterwards.

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

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