Dog & Cat Vets in Derbyshire

• •Many reviewers describe the team as friendly, polite, professional and caring, including clients who say they have used the practice for several years. - Positive reviews mention being seen at short notice, gentle handling, and good experiences with different pets including dogs, cats and a hen. - Price is viewed favourably in several reviews, with comments describing charges as reasonable or normal, and one owner saying a hen’s treatment cost far less than at their local vet.

• •Strong end-of-life support: More than one reviewer highlights compassionate, attentive care when a pet was being put to sleep. - Caring, professional service: Long-term clients describe the team as accommodating and trustworthy, with some saying they have used the practice for 15 years or more. - Appointments feel unhurried: Reviews mention a relaxed, not-rushed approach, with positive comments about how pets are treated during consultations and follow-up care.

Ambivet is a small-animal practice in Derby and part of CVS, operating under the Ambivet Veterinary Group name, which the practice says was established in 1979. It offers routine and more advanced first-opinion care, with in-house diagnostics including lab work, X-ray and ultrasound. The clinic is listed as an RCVS General Practice, and recent feedback often highlights calm handling and supportive communication.

Chesterfield Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets network in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The practice handles both routine follow-ups and more urgent or complex problems, and it is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback is mixed: some owners praise the team’s handling of reactive dogs and support during serious illness, while others raise concerns about continuity, communication and a strong focus on charges.

• •Many recent reviewers describe the team as friendly, caring and professional, with reception staff mentioned especially positively. - Reviews include praise for clear explanations and attention to detail, including one owner who felt their cat was treated very well and another who appreciated treatment options and costs being explained clearly. - A recurring positive example is support during difficult moments, particularly euthanasia care for an elderly cat, where receptionists and veterinary nurses were praised for kindness.

Vets Now Chesterfield is an out-of-hours small-animal emergency clinic in Clay Cross and is part of Vets Now within the IVC Evidensia group. It focuses on urgent and emergency care when daytime practices are closed, with support also available by video consultation. Recent feedback often mentions being seen quickly overnight and good continuity with regular vets where notes can be sent back to a partner practice.

• •Recent feedback is largely very positive, with repeated praise for caring vets, friendly staff, and a practice that many owners feel comfortable returning to. - Several owners mention being able to get appointments when needed, including short-notice help for visiting holidaymakers whose dogs became unwell or injured. - Handling of nervous pets comes through well in recent comments, including a vet-shy dog who is happy to attend and earlier praise for support with a fear-reactive dog.

Paw Print Veterinary Practice is a family-owned, independent clinic in Mickleover founded by Gemma Montgomery. It provides general small-animal care for dogs, cats, and rabbits/exotics, with dental care and orthopaedics specifically highlighted, and out-of-hours emergencies handled through a dedicated emergency service partner. Recent feedback consistently points to a calm, welcoming atmosphere, gentle handling of nervous pets, and clear, unrushed consultations.

• •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, with repeat praise for being able to see the same vet over time, something one owner said was especially important for their nervous dog. - Owners often describe the team as warm, friendly and reassuring, with reception also mentioned positively for being welcoming and helpful. - Reviews also highlight compassionate care, including attention to pets’ emotional wellbeing as well as their physical health, and supportive handling of both end-of-life care and new puppy visits.