Dog & Cat Vets in Derbyshire

Medivet Littleover (Blagreaves Veterinary Centre) is part of the Medivet group rather than an independent practice. It operates as a general practice with access to Medivet’s wider overnight emergency network, and it is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Owner feedback is largely positive about gentle handling, friendly staff and clear explanations, though there are some complaints around pricing and occasional admin continuity.

- Recent reviewers describe a professional, friendly, and well-run specialist practice, with several saying staff were kind, patient, and reassuring during stressful visits. - A consistent theme is clear communication: owners mention thorough explanations of scans and results, time taken to answer questions, and being able to phone for advice between appointments. - Reviews give concrete examples of heart problems being identified quickly, followed by treatment plans and medication that improved pets’ comfort and day-to-day quality of life.

- Many owners describe the team as kind, professional and reassuring in stressful out-of-hours situations, with particular praise for calm handling of anxious pets. - Reviews suggest the clinic sees a range of species, and one recent owner specifically praised the team's knowledgeable, species-specific care for a gerbil. - Waiting and triage can divide opinion: some owners accepted delays because the vet was dealing with another emergency, while others felt frustrated by the wait or by how they were spoken to.

- Owners frequently mention friendly, caring and professional staff, with pets described as being handled calmly and kindly. - Communication is a consistent strength: reviewers say the vet explains treatment clearly and takes time to answer questions properly. - Several reviews describe the team as helpful beyond the appointment itself, including support with practical questions about behaviour and insurance.

Marshall & Till (Belper) Ltd provides routine consultations alongside emergency or urgent veterinary care. Recent feedback highlights quick access for sudden problems, clear explanations during difficult appointments, and a considerate approach to both pets and owners. Reviews also point to good communication around treatment options and costs before procedures go ahead.

- Many reviewers describe the team as friendly, polite, professional and caring, including clients who say they have used the practice for several years. - Positive reviews mention being seen at short notice, gentle handling, and good experiences with different pets including dogs, cats and a hen. - Price is viewed favourably in several reviews, with comments describing charges as reasonable or normal, and one owner saying a hen’s treatment cost far less than at their local vet.

- Strong end-of-life support: More than one reviewer highlights compassionate, attentive care when a pet was being put to sleep. - Caring, professional service: Long-term clients describe the team as accommodating and trustworthy, with some saying they have used the practice for 15 years or more. - Appointments feel unhurried: Reviews mention a relaxed, not-rushed approach, with positive comments about how pets are treated during consultations and follow-up care.

Ambivet is a small-animal practice in Derby and part of CVS, operating under the Ambivet Veterinary Group name, which the practice says was established in 1979. It offers routine and more advanced first-opinion care, with in-house diagnostics including lab work, X-ray and ultrasound. The clinic is listed as an RCVS General Practice, and recent feedback often highlights calm handling and supportive communication.

- Many owners describe the vets and wider team as kind, caring, and professional, with several saying pets were treated with real warmth and respect. - Surgery aftercare stands out as a strong theme, especially for spays and neuters, where follow-up is described as thorough and reassuring. - Reviews also highlight compassionate end-of-life support, including help with palliative care, condolence cards, and thoughtful gestures after a pet's death.

Chesterfield Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets network in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. The practice handles both routine follow-ups and more urgent or complex problems, and it is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent feedback is mixed: some owners praise the team’s handling of reactive dogs and support during serious illness, while others raise concerns about continuity, communication and a strong focus on charges.