Medivet 24 Hour Dearne Valley

🤬Medivet were going to charge me £4600 for a TPLO procedure on my Rotti, when the standard price for this same procedure costs £2800 at Asbourne Orthopaedic Vets which they have even reduced the price further to £2280...after years using Medivet, never again... the staff were always good with my dog but no more than anywhere else and they definitely weren't worth more than double the price

felt my pet was well cared for.

Only issue is the seating. When bringing a cat in a travel box and the travel box is on the floor every customer has to bring their dogs passed and it elevates the cats distress when owners of the dogs have no respect for my cat on the floor and let the dog come right upto the box.
Staff are fantastic just ignorant owners that think their pet need to sniff every thing in the room.

I had to have my dog euthanised which should have been a smooth calm process,it was anything but, his pain and his yelps will stay with me forever.

The only thing I've found is there's no pricing until you've had your pets treament

Neo is an amazing vet.
He is Professional, compassionate, understanding and so amazing at what he does I trust him and his wealth of knowledge
We have used so many vets over the years but Neo is by far the best we have ever come across.
We would travel anywhere to use him.
He is a credit to the practice 100%

The vet we saw was lovely very friendly and knowledgable im hoping we can she her again

We always have great service with both girls - Kizzy and Honey. The monthly pet plan is great value - it’s brilliant when you go to the vets for check ups and flea, worming and vaccinations knowing they’re paid for - it’s a win win 🥇 My two girls for cuteness ❤️

Excellent service every time, staff are always very helpful and polite, especially Adele

We took our dog to this vet out of hours on a Friday night and the experience was extremely distressing and, in hindsight, completely unnecessary. Within seconds of shaving his foot, we were told the swelling on his toe was a tumour and that he would need a toe amputation the following Monday at a cost of around £2,000. This was presented to us very quickly and with little explanation, and we felt enormous pressure to consider a major surgery almost immediately. We left feeling shocked, upset and worried — both emotionally and financially — at the thought that our dog might need part of his toe amputated. Thankfully, we trusted our instincts and sought a second opinion a few days later. The second vet took the time to properly examine him and advised that it looked far more like an infection than a tumour. They prescribed a week of antibiotics and pain relief costing around £60. A stark difference from a £2000 amputation. After completing the medication, the swelling completely cleared up. We returned for a follow-up examination and the vet thoroughly checked for any lumps or abnormalities and confirmed there was absolutely nothing there. We were originally told our dog needed an urgent £2,000 amputation for what turned out to be a simple infection that resolved with basic treatment. The contrast between the two diagnoses is alarming. Being told so quickly and so confidently that our dog needed part of his toe amputated caused unnecessary stress and anxiety and could easily have led to an avoidable operation if we had not sought a second opinion. We were so close to agreeing to the op through fear of losing our beloved dog, we would have done anything to make sure he received the care he needed We would strongly advise other pet owners to be cautious and always seek a second opinion before agreeing to expensive or invasive procedures recommended here.