Best Vets in Derby

- Recent feedback is very positive about the team’s care in both serious and routine cases, including treatment of a kitten in a critical situation and detailed support through MRI and spinal surgery for a dog with a slipped disc. - Owners regularly praise the staff as friendly, polite, knowledgeable, and compassionate, with several reviews highlighting clear explanations and good communication during treatment. - The facility itself is a recurring strength, with repeated mentions of a large, modern, clean environment and a separate cat area that helps cats feel safer.

- Many recent adopters describe the rehoming process as smooth, simple and professional, especially for cats, with several saying staff were welcoming, kind and knowledgeable throughout. - The centre itself gets positive comments for being clean and comfortable, and one reviewer specifically mentioned adopted cats having a vet health check before going home. - Support after matching is also mentioned positively, with reviewers saying staff helped them find the right cat and were supportive during the process.

Ashfield House Spondon Surgery in Derby is part of the Ashfield House veterinary hospital network, owned by VetPartners, and links into a 24/7 emergency service via Ashfield House Vet Hospital. The practice offers routine preventive care as well as more involved procedures, with the website listing vaccinations, nurse clinics, neutering, complex surgeries, and laparoscopic (keyhole) spays. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting friendly handling, longer appointments, and clear communication.

- Reviewers consistently praise the practice for direct access to a vet and a personal service. - Several comments highlight punctual, efficient on-farm visits, including vets arriving on time and working quickly. - Andrew and Katie are mentioned by name as knowledgeable, friendly and professional, with their advice particularly well regarded.

- A farm customer said they switched from a previous vet and felt Peakfield was a much better fit for their livestock needs. - The annual TB test was described as well organised, with the vet listening to the herd’s needs and arriving promptly. - The handling of a bull during testing was singled out as especially calm and low-stress.