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Hartshorne Veterinary Surgery
Swadlincote
Our Score (79/100)
Hartshorne Veterinary Surgery describes itself on its website as a traditional practice with over 30 years’ experience, treating cats, dogs and rabbits. Reviews repeatedly note it’s an independent vet, and owners mention practical experience points like being seen on time and a quiet/calm waiting area that helped their dogs stay relaxed. Several reviews compare it favourably to previous practices, citing “value for money” and bills that were “not extortionate” (without giving exact prices).
Hartshorne Veterinary Surgery describes itself on its website as a traditional practice with over 30 years’ experience, treating cats, dogs and rabbits. Reviews repeatedly note it’s an independent vet, and owners mention practical experience points like being seen on time and a quiet/calm waiting area that helped their dogs stay relaxed. Several reviews compare it favourably to previous practices, citing “value for money” and bills that were “not extortionate” (without giving exact prices).
Our Score (79/100)
Vets for Pets Derby Kingsway describes itself as a locally owned practice and offers a wide spread of in-house diagnostics and facilities (including digital X‑ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab), plus separate cat and dog waiting areas and Silver Standard Cat Friendly Status. The website also sets out a named out-of-hours provider (Vets at Night) with emergency consultation fees from £313.50. In the latest reviews available to us, owners often describe helpful support for new kitten care (including discussion of pet plans/insurance) and positive experiences with dental work (teeth removed)—but there are also serious complaints about registration/plan enrolment delays and how a complaint was handled after a spay.
Vets for Pets Derby Kingsway describes itself as a locally owned practice and offers a wide spread of in-house diagnostics and facilities (including digital X‑ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab), plus separate cat and dog waiting areas and Silver Standard Cat Friendly Status. The website also sets out a named out-of-hours provider (Vets at Night) with emergency consultation fees from £313.50. In the latest reviews available to us, owners often describe helpful support for new kitten care (including discussion of pet plans/insurance) and positive experiences with dental work (teeth removed)—but there are also serious complaints about registration/plan enrolment delays and how a complaint was handled after a spay.
Our Score (79/100)
Dovecote Veterinary Hospital (also branded as MiNightVet East Midlands) is a veterinary referrals hospital that also provides out‑of‑hours emergency care. The website describes it as a referrals service operating since 1990 and providing specialist support to other practices, and it’s listed as an RCVS-accredited Veterinary Hospital. Facilities named on the site include digital X‑ray, MRI and CT.
Dovecote Veterinary Hospital (also branded as MiNightVet East Midlands) is a veterinary referrals hospital that also provides out‑of‑hours emergency care. The website describes it as a referrals service operating since 1990 and providing specialist support to other practices, and it’s listed as an RCVS-accredited Veterinary Hospital. Facilities named on the site include digital X‑ray, MRI and CT.
Vets Now Chesterfield is part of the Vets Now emergency veterinary group, set up for out-of-hours urgent and emergency care for small animals, with support also available via video consultation (as described on the clinic’s site). Recent reviews frequently mention being seen quickly during out-of-hours emergencies (including “within 10 mins”), and that notes can be sent on to a client’s regular “partner practice” vet. Pricing is a repeated decision point: several reviewers describe very high fees (including being quoted £300+ for a consultation and £1500–£1600 for overnight care), while others say costs were “high” but treatment felt “worth it” or “reasonable” once underway.
Vets Now Chesterfield is part of the Vets Now emergency veterinary group, set up for out-of-hours urgent and emergency care for small animals, with support also available via video consultation (as described on the clinic’s site). Recent reviews frequently mention being seen quickly during out-of-hours emergencies (including “within 10 mins”), and that notes can be sent on to a client’s regular “partner practice” vet. Pricing is a repeated decision point: several reviewers describe very high fees (including being quoted £300+ for a consultation and £1500–£1600 for overnight care), while others say costs were “high” but treatment felt “worth it” or “reasonable” once underway.
Our Score (78/100)
Scarsdale Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice with a stated Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention being seen quickly for a poorly dog when another practice had no appointment, and clear explanations from staff. The clinic is also described as very clean, and one reviewer specifically mentions dental work with advice on aftercare.
Scarsdale Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice with a stated Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention being seen quickly for a poorly dog when another practice had no appointment, and clear explanations from staff. The clinic is also described as very clean, and one reviewer specifically mentions dental work with advice on aftercare.
Easipetcare Ltd provides routine veterinary care for cats and dogs (including vaccinations, neutering and dental work) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. On Google it has a high overall score, but the latest written reviews show a split experience: several owners describe staff taking time to explain procedures and being clear about what’s necessary, while others report feeling rushed, overcharged, or frustrated by process/communication (including around out‑of‑hours follow-up and one allegation about a dog being released to the wrong person).
Easipetcare Ltd provides routine veterinary care for cats and dogs (including vaccinations, neutering and dental work) and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. On Google it has a high overall score, but the latest written reviews show a split experience: several owners describe staff taking time to explain procedures and being clear about what’s necessary, while others report feeling rushed, overcharged, or frustrated by process/communication (including around out‑of‑hours follow-up and one allegation about a dog being released to the wrong person).
Overdale Vets T/A Overdale Veterinary Centre
Hope Valley
Our Score (77/100)
Overdale Vets T/A Overdale Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited practice offering a mix of companion-animal care (as reflected in reviews) and farm/equine work (as stated on its website, including emergency and routine care for horses, ponies and donkeys). Reviews describe both routine and problem-focused appointments, including short-notice assessments and follow-up visits for injuries. Several owners also mention practical communication points (for example, being kept updated when a pet stays in), while a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about pricing/fees and front-desk interactions, and one alleges a severe adverse outcome following a castration despite returning for check-ups.
Overdale Vets T/A Overdale Veterinary Centre is an RCVS-accredited practice offering a mix of companion-animal care (as reflected in reviews) and farm/equine work (as stated on its website, including emergency and routine care for horses, ponies and donkeys). Reviews describe both routine and problem-focused appointments, including short-notice assessments and follow-up visits for injuries. Several owners also mention practical communication points (for example, being kept updated when a pet stays in), while a small number of reviews raise serious concerns about pricing/fees and front-desk interactions, and one alleges a severe adverse outcome following a castration despite returning for check-ups.
Vets Now is part of a larger corporate emergency-care provider (Vets Now) that focuses on out‑of‑hours and critical cases, and also offers video consultations (per the clinic’s website). Based on owner reports, this clinic is used mainly for urgent same‑day problems and end‑of‑life care rather than routine check‑ups.
Vets Now is part of a larger corporate emergency-care provider (Vets Now) that focuses on out‑of‑hours and critical cases, and also offers video consultations (per the clinic’s website). Based on owner reports, this clinic is used mainly for urgent same‑day problems and end‑of‑life care rather than routine check‑ups.
Medivet Buxton is part of the Medivet veterinary group. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine, day-to-day small-pet care (dogs and cats are mentioned), with access to Medivet’s wider overnight emergency service offering. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations during appointments, gentle handling during first vaccinations, and staff helping with practical questions (including behaviour myths and insurance choices).
Medivet Buxton is part of the Medivet veterinary group. Based on the information available, it appears set up for routine, day-to-day small-pet care (dogs and cats are mentioned), with access to Medivet’s wider overnight emergency service offering. Reviewers repeatedly describe clear explanations during appointments, gentle handling during first vaccinations, and staff helping with practical questions (including behaviour myths and insurance choices).
Our Score (76/100)
Medivet Littleover (Blagreaves Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet corporate group (not independent). Based on the information available, it operates as a general practice with access to Medivet’s wider emergency network, and it is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Medivet Littleover (Blagreaves Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet corporate group (not independent). Based on the information available, it operates as a general practice with access to Medivet’s wider emergency network, and it is listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.