Worksop Vets4Pets Ltd – Vets in Worksop
Clinic Overview
Worksop Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews describe a mix of routine and problem-focused appointments, including vaccinations/boosters, a cat eye problem examined and treated with medication, and a blocked bladder case where the owner felt the vet worked collaboratively to get their cat stable again.
Feedback is split: several owners describe professional, caring care, while others report issues such as long waits, concerns about cleanliness during injections, and feeling that costs and repeat-visit requirements were emphasised.
Services
Services and situations specifically mentioned in the available information and reviews include
- •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed specialisation).
- •Consultations/examinations, including a thorough eye examination for a cat and medication prescribed.
- •Vaccinations/boosters, including a booster given during a health-check type visit.
- •Urinary emergency care mentioned in reviews: a cat with a blocked bladder treated and monitored as part of a plan agreed with the owner.
- •General health checks, including checking a dog’s heart.
- •Weight management discussions, including an owner being told their dog was overweight (with later dispute about missing recorded weight).
- •Diagnostics discussed for a lump, including mention of tests/biopsies and a quoted estimate (owner later questioned whether this was necessary).
Pricing
Explicit prices/figures mentioned in reviews
- •£50 per consultation (reviewer statement).
- •£100 total for a visit where a cat’s eye issue was examined and medication prescribed (reviewer statement).
- •Around £1100 discussed/estimated for tests and biopsies relating to a lump on a pet’s nose (reviewer statement).
People
- •Fiona (role not stated, described as the clinician seen): one reviewer says she carried out a thorough eye examination and prescribed medication, but the same reviewer was unhappy that she wouldn’t look at a video of a second cat (not registered “on file”) and said a separate appointment would be needed before any assessment.
Reviews
4.6 stars from 466 reviews. “”
- •Multiple short 5-star reviews describe the clinic as caring/professional and “top class,” without detail.
- •One detailed positive review describes successful care for a cat with a blocked bladder, highlighting shared decision-making between vet and owner.
- •Cost-related concerns appear in several negative reviews: £50 consults, extra fees, and feeling money was prioritised (including dissatisfaction at needing another paid appointment for a different pet).
- •Service/process complaints include waiting over an hour, a claim of unprofessionalism, and concern about a dog being given food on a dirty floor during a booster jab.
- •Record-keeping is criticised in one review where an owner was told their dog was overweight but later said the previous weight hadn’t been noted, and they were asked to pay again to re-weigh.
Special Services
Animals Treated at Worksop Vets4Pets Ltd
Animals We Treat
Companion Animals
Opening Hours – Worksop Vets4Pets Ltd
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Reviews for Worksop Vets4Pets Ltd
Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 466 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.
Andrew Bower
a week ago
Janice Johnson
2 weeks ago
Very caring and professional to my dogs
Lesley Pearson
a month ago
Paul Garratt
2 months ago
Top class vetinary clinic,
Lucy R
2 weeks ago
Had an appointment with Fiona regarding my cat who had an issue with her eye. She gave her a thorough examination and prescribed her some medication. This totalled to £100. At the end of my appointment I asked if I could show her a video of my other cat who I'm concerned has asthma. We've previously took him to another vets before and they said he was fine. She wouldn't look at the video because he wasn't on file and said I need to make another appointment for her to diagnose him. I understand that, she still could have looked at the video and expressed her concern especially considering I've just spent £100. Can't help but feel they just care about the money. £50 per consultation is a lot and there are always extra fees added on top, however I feel every vet is the same.
Lucy R
3 months ago
Had an appointment with Fiona regarding my cat who had an issue with her eye. She gave her a thorough examination and prescribed her some medication. This totalled to £100. At the end of my appointment I asked if I could show her a video of my other cat who I'm concerned has asthma. We've previously took him to another vets before and they said he was fine. She wouldn't look at the video because he wasn't on file and said I need to make another appointment for her to diagnose him. I understand that, she still could have looked at the video and expressed her concern especially considering I've just spent £100. Can't help but feel they just care about the money. £50 per consultation is a lot and there are always extra fees added on top, however I feel every vet is the same.
Chris Pratt
a month ago
It’s got to be one of the worse Vets4pets in the country, they are not very professional at all, since was a health check just checking my dogs heart, I’m also not happy about giving my dog liver paste on the dirty floor while you give him a booster jab, also waiting over an hour to be seen, I’ve moved to another vets now, Vets4pets sort it out or you will lose a lot more customers and probably have 1 star is all your getting
Brad Barker
6 months ago
Not a bad Vet but on this particular occasion I called for my dogs weight which was done on her last visit. Unfortunately the vet didn’t make a note of it and they advised I’d need to pay to get her weighed again. Think this isn’t particularly good enough considering the Vet advised us our dog was overweight and had to go on a diet. I was calling to check her progress based on what she weighed previously. Wasn’t really happy with the outcome and of getting no info unless I pay again
Clive Greenslade
7 months ago
Took my fur baby in for a lump on her nose, I was told about tests and biopsies and that I would looking at around £1100. A friend suggested a spray from amazon, and what ever it was was gone within a few days. You would think a vet would know the difference between serious and not
MissChloeLou 1
7 months ago
Good location, very easy to find. Took my cat, Marvin, in a few weeks ago for a blocked bladder and he was in a very bad way. The vet and myself were able to work together very well to ensure Marvin got back to feeling fit again, I can't fault how he was treated
