AMAZING place, amazing people. If it wasn't for the incredible help I recieved my dog would not be…read morewith me now. She got poorly and I was not able to afford vet bills, I provided benefit details and they saw her straight away, kept her in for a week (she needed an operation) they saved her life, and saved me 1k+ which I would never have been able to pay without them.

DO NOT TOUCH THIS PRACTICE !!!!!!!! Absolutely appalling…read morevetinary surgery - rude staff - miss sold a pet plan and then they tried to treat me as though I was in the wrong.

Had my three cats neutered here, the staff are qualified and very helpful.read more

I cannot praise Ashfield House vets highly enough!…read more I use them both for as a volunteer for a local animal welfare charity but also for my own pets. The staff are exceptional and all vocationally driven. From the reception staff to the nurses to the vets - animal welfare is clearly a driving force for them. This is not to say for your own animals care it isn't pricey (which vets isn't!) but I believe their costing to be fair and the quality of care is beyond doubt. As vet care is expensive one thing you can rest assured is they are a practice which fully explain the costs to you in advance and will not undertake unneccesary work for their own financial gain. For those with their animals insured they have members of staff specialised with helping you in your claim. The main site at Long Eaton has hospital status and they are able to carry our surgical work from the routine to highly specialist. Having brought them many trauma and abuse cases through my volunteer work I have been amazed by their expertise on several occassions which gives me greater confidence that should any of my own animals ever be in such a situation, they would be afforded the best possible treatment. Many of their vets sepcialise and if you speak to their knowledgable reception staff they will be able to recommend a vet should your pet need a specific area of care. Their specialist fields included oncology, orthopaedics, dermatology, optholomogy and much more. A visiting pet behavourial specialist also holds a clinic here. They run a number of clinics and clubs including the weight club and the puppy club which are well worth attending. They have a second branch in Spondon and a specialist feline clinic at Bramcote. Most importantly this vets will do all in their power to make you and your pet comfortable. This is especially important at times of stress after an accident or on losing a pet. There is a small car park for clients to the rear of the surgery.

I can't say enough good things about the vet who operates this business: Geoffrey Smith, MRCVS -but…read morelet me try! His business is small and run out of a house (that I assume is also his home). He is the only vet there and so you get his full and personal attention (he did take a brief vacation last year when he had a young lady take his place - and she was wonderful too!). Indeed you could imagine a British TV show about this man and his business. Oh wait a minute - that was done already back in the day (1978-1990): "All Creatures Great and Small" The surgery itself comprises a waiting area and his office/surgery. We LOVE the personal service that he gives, so does our beloved little guy "Ricky Martin" our 6 year old Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix born (and dumped roadside) in Houston, TX - thank goodness we found each other!! The occurrence that comes to mind is about 6 months ago when little Ricky (on an extended leash while walking with me) was attacked with no warning by a ferocious German Shepherd (Alsatian) which the owner was allowing to run free (forbidden in the UK) - yes I later found the address of the thoughtless owner, reported him to the police and now he has to keep the dangerous dog on a leash with a muzzle or he will go to prison. However, Ricky was bleeding and we got him immediately to the Doc who calmed him, shaved the area of the bite, studied and informed us that had the bite been 1/4 inch deeper or 1/4 inch to the left the carotid artery would have been severed and he would have bled out on the spot. He explained everything to us, advised why he was NOT going to use stitches, gave us painkillers for the little guy and antibiotics. Follow up a week later and all has been well since he pretty much fully recovered a month or so later. Poor little Ricky will not walk with me through those areas where he was attacked - his memory remains, as does ours of this wonderful, caring vet Two big thumbs up and one little paw up! Review # 109 2019

Really impressed with this practice. Friendly staff, knowledgeable, understand how pet owners care…read moreand respond to the needs of their pets. The prices are reasonable and upfront. One of the better ones in this part of Nottingham. Parking is sometimes an issue if you are not local, but otherwise, I can sincerely recommend these guys.

Wonderful vets! I was very worried about my beloved Westie and also in an emotional state due to…read moresome bad news I had just received by phone in the car park. Mrs Wharmby was lovely, she was very calming to both my dog and myself and as an owner who loves her pet like a child was extremely professional in explaining everything she was doing and why (my last vet was very stern which is why I left) and also allaying my fears after I had googled my dogs symptoms stupidly before going! My dog was treated and given medication and food to take home and within 4 days all symptoms had gone, much to my relief. A very busy vets but I was given an appointment on the same day and was seen within 5 mins of my appointment. Staff were polite and cost was reasonable. Large car park, which is needed as people were also driving in with horse boxes x 10/10

I have been visiting this practise for some time now, and have contemplated moving somewhere else…read more For a while. They are all about the money and not caring for the pets. I visited today 20 minutes before the practise closed, admittedly I did not have an appt, but I live close and could see my dog was distressed as he had snapped his claw and couldn't walk. He was shaking quite badly when I entered the vets and was clearly not happy. I asked the receptionist if someone could just take a quick look and cut his claw, I was happy to wait obviously as I hadn't booked. After waiting for several minutes I was advised that the vet would see us but as an out of office patient and the consultation would be £95 plus the cutting of the claw. This is not caring for pets, this is pure and simply money grabbing. The process would have taken a couple of minutes to relief the dog of the pain he was in. I called at another practise where I am not registered on my way home and they did it for nothing! Really disappointing, I will never visit Vets 4 Pets again due to this incident, all I wanted was some help!

The vetinary surgery here is a new building located between a garage and a mcdonalds. The staff are…read morefriendly and polite, The surgery is very clean inside and the pets are well looked after, Wether is just a consultation, check-up or an operation the pets are really cared for and the vets are very well trained, Prices are fair and they keep you up to date and remind you when your pet is due new medication ect.

My 14yr old cats has been seen several times this year, at this place, after losing weight (she had…read morebeen 11lb until Feb this year) (despite being fed 4 times a day). Symptoms of vomiting, hunger, lethargy, sleeping a LOT, poor coat condition, etc., seemed to suggest thyroid or liver problems, so 2 weeks ago, vet did blood tests (£146), said they were all ok, didn't suggest anything else - no diagnosis, treatment, tests were offered. Mr Giffin never spoke to my cat (or the other 2 I've taken ther), never explained anything, didn't seem very interested. When this cat had some teeth out in Feb, I asked him how many. His reply- "between 4 and 9".! She now weighs 5lb, and has been VERY unwell, so I went to a different vet yesterday - I rang her first, asked for advice - the new vet diagnosed IBD (intestinal disease) OVER THE 'PHONE, then upon examination of the cat , prescribed a course of tablets, a change in diet, and gave her 2 injections. Today - a different cat! Eating, she's happier, comfortable, and behaving normally. All 3 of my cats will go to the new vet in future, NEVER AGAIN to ARNWOOD on Winchester Street. QUACKS - I would urge anyone who takes their pets here to get a 2nd opinion elsewhere, if they are not satisfied - so glad I did that. I had envisaged having to have my poor cat euthanised. The terrible thing is that she's been ill for some time, and with a bit of care and medication, she could have been fine ages ago

They killed my beautiful Persian cat He went for his annual…read morecat flu booster, Within less than 48 hrs later he was dead! The practice manager when he did decide to respond said: 'Perhaps he had an underlying health problem' I think not! He was perfectly healthy before he went to these vets??? Avoid at all costs! Go elsewhere.

From the owner: We are a small animal general veterinary practice. We specialize in caring for our clients pets and…read morestrive to offer great care and great value. We have operating and x-ray facilities on site. We are really convenient for clients in Coalville, Loughborough, Shepshed and surrounding areas. We are close to Junction 23 of the M1 in Shepshed.