his teeth pulling has he was unwell were going to charge me £300 i wasnt happy with the diagnosis…read moreand took him to another vet who checked him and he had tunours on his abdomen and was dying so he was suffering when he didnt need to the facts are i would have taken him home without teeth and not got to the route of the problem he would have been in pain with his teeth yet was very poor i dont think the vets know what theyre doing they said my cat needed dying of something else which they carelessly missed would never use oakroyd again think it would be a good idea to get your vets retrained

Lovely vets Symphony the English bull terrier puppy and Sherbert the budgie been treated fab. The…read morevets and staff are really compassionate and friendly. Waiting area is clean and spacious with plenty of seats I usually sit in the corner by the mags and has sleeves for carriers thus when I take Sherbert I pop her there while I read and wait. When its with Symphony he just says by my feet and loves greeting the staff as they give him affection

A local business with only two branches this friendly Veterinary Surgery has a really good name as…read morewell as a strong following of local pet owners happy with the service receive here. It is one of 123 vets accredited for treating small animals and there is on site 24 hour nursing care for hospitalised animals. There is a shop as well provided pet accessories but mostly quality food and special diet plan food stuff.

This is an easy to reach vets surgery on the main road of allerton and on the main bus route in and…read moreout of bradford town centre. The bus stop is just outside so that is also a plus. While it is a small surgery it is very well run and very clean and tidy. The staff are lovely and pleasant and go out of their way to make sure you understand what is going on with your pet. The head vet is quite stern and hard to like but the more times you go the more you get to understand why he is like that and come to appreciate him as while he isnt that good with humans he is brilliant with animals. The vets offer all sorts of services from innoculation to microchipping but, there is no nhs service here so if you cannot afford to pay the steep prices you would be better going to a pdsa. The surgery is easily accessed by disabled and has a coffee machine for you to use while waiting. You can also buy your pet food and accessories here.

From the owner: Gatehouse Veterinary Group was established in 1983 by veterinary surgeon Simon Thomas. Eleven years…read morelater, Terry Croud joined the practice as a partner.