Emergency Vets in North Yorkshire

Crab Lane Veterinary Practice Ltd is an independent, single-site companion-animal practice established in 1977, with a team of four vets. The clinic states it is an RCVS Tier 2 practice and holds Silver Cat Friendly Status (International Cat Care). Based on the site and reviews, it appears set up for day-to-day small animal care plus in-house procedures and surgery (radiography, IV fluids, anaesthetic and surgical facilities are listed), with clients also describing orthopaedic surgery (TPLO) and support through recovery. Reviews repeatedly mention being able to get appointments quickly (including at weekends for urgent deterioration), and one owner specifically appreciated being offered a single injection for a bite rather than multiple injections they felt were pushed elsewhere.

Holmefield Veterinary Clinic Ltd offers general pet veterinary care, with a stated emergency service (24/7 or extended hours) and a “Pet Health Club” proactive healthcare plan mentioned on its website. Recent reviews describe vets explaining diagnoses and treatment options clearly, including a case where a rabbit was seen after official closing time and charged the daytime rate. Owners also mention the practice can handle larger/nervous dogs calmly (including a dog wary of men) and that staff can be helpful with insurance—though one reviewer reports being asked to pay a large amount upfront and claim back via insurance.

Harrogate New Park Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets practice that describes itself as locally owned, operating from a modern, well-equipped facility with in-house diagnostics and separate dog/cat wards. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more involved cases: reviews mention urgent same-day help without an appointment, blood tests followed by a booked surgery (pyometra), and owners noting good availability. Out-of-hours emergencies are directed to Holly House Veterinary Hospital and Vets4Pets Leeds Birstall when the practice is closed. While most recent feedback is very positive about speed and reassurance, one recent review alleges a serious misdiagnosis and poor record-keeping.

Medivet Harrogate Oak Beck Way is part of the Medivet group and appears set up for routine preventive care alongside access to Medivet’s wider 24/7 emergency network. Owners specifically mention regular health checks (including 6‑month check-ups), parasite treatment during appointments (worm/tick tablets), and practical “hands-on” care such as anal gland expression. Reviews also highlight clear explanations of diagnoses and help with admin, including submitting Petplan insurance claims.

Mile House Veterinary Centre is a mixed-animal practice (farm animals, equine and small animals including dogs and cats) offering surgical facilities, home/yard/farm visits, and 24/7 emergency cover “at the surgery” year-round (with out-of-hours calls answered by a member of their own team, per the clinic’s site). It’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent reviews focus heavily on routine surgery and communication: multiple owners describe very small-looking spay wounds and smooth recoveries, plus vets taking time to explain situations and options. One reviewer specifically says they prefer Mile House as an independent business (the clinic’s ownership/group isn’t stated on the site).

Ryedale Vets Pickering is a veterinary practice that offers emergency veterinary services (listed as 24/7 or extended hours) and is a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe practical, problem-solving help in time-sensitive situations—such as providing urgently needed post-op pain relief medication when an owner realised they’d left it behind after a hospital discharge, and arranging a same-day appointment for a dog with a sore paw. Behaviour support is also mentioned: one reviewer reports medication advice that helped a dog with severe separation anxiety settle quickly. Several reviewers also highlight kindness from both the vet and nurse during an “unfortunate circumstance” visit.

Kingsway Veterinary Group Ltd is an RCVS-accredited veterinary hospital that states it provides 24/7 emergency cover, 365 days a year. Recent reviews describe the practice handling same-day urgent cases (including a Sunday visit), carrying out diagnostics like X‑rays and tests, and coordinating referrals for specialist surgery with clear explanations of options and costs. Owners also mention home visits (including at-home euthanasia) and follow-up communication such as calls after imaging and surgery updates. Pricing is a recurring point of tension: several reviews praise transparency around costings, while others report fees they felt were unexpectedly high for brief appointments.

Medivet – Northallerton East Road is part of the Medivet corporate group. The clinic’s own information suggests it’s set up for a wide mix of routine and more involved cases, with 15‑minute consultations, nurse clinics, and on‑site kit including an in‑house laboratory, X‑rays, ultrasound, an orthopaedic theatre, and ECG. They also state they see a broad range of animals (including cats, dogs, small mammals, horses and farm animals). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe straightforward routine care (e.g., booster vaccinations and discussing/removing small lumps) and good handling of anxious pets (multiple mentions of dogs being put at ease). There is also a sharp conflict in experiences around urgent help: one older review alleges they could not get help when a dog was in pain overnight and challenges “24/7 call‑outs” messaging, while the clinic’s website states out‑of‑hours care is provided by a separate Medivet 24‑hour service.

Yoredale Vets is a small-animal practice that states it has been caring for pets since the 1970s and is accredited to RCVS Core Standards. Based on its listed offerings, it’s set up for routine care (vaccinations, parasite control, nurse clinics), in-practice procedures (including dentistry with on-site dental facilities and surgery), and some at-home support (home visits). In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention thorough examinations and clear explanations, including a vet (Laura) reading a dog’s medical history before the appointment; they also describe being fitted in quickly for an urgent issue (a dewclaw injury) and the team handling a nervous/reactive dog calmly. Out-of-hours emergencies are handled by Medivet – Skeldale Veterinary Centre (24-hour emergency service), according to the clinic’s website summary.

Beck Veterinary Practice is set up for urgent and surgical cases as well as routine care, with emergency services listed and multiple reviews describing same-day emergencies being treated, including hospitalisation and follow-up testing. Owners specifically mention procedures such as sedation and stitching for a leg wound, feather cyst removal in a budgie, and an abdominal exploratory laparotomy under anaesthetic. Across recent reviews, people repeatedly highlight clear, layperson explanations before treatment and reassurance during stressful emergencies (including for an elderly cat after a seizure). There is also a sharp conflict in feedback: one reviewer alleges extra charges were added without being explained in advance and raises broader complaints about prior care, while other reviews describe good communication and thorough explanations.