Abbey Veterinary Group – Vets in Barnsley
Clinic Overview
- Many positive reviewers describe a caring, personal approach, including long-term support over many years, calm handling of pets, and sensitive end-of-life care. - Rebecca is singled out for her care after a cat’s accident, and another long-term client says they felt listened to and confident in care plans after seeing Rebecca and speaking with Katie, Bev, and the nurses. - Routine care is commonly mentioned in a positive light, including annual boosters, regular checks, and support for pets on long-term medication.
Services
- •Routine and preventive care: vaccinations, microchipping, annual boosters, and monthly health checks for puppies and kittens. Recent reviews also mention routine checks for cats and dogs.
- •Medical and ongoing care: support for pets on long-term medication is mentioned in reviews, alongside general consultations and follow-up treatment planning.
- •Surgery and procedures: general surgical treatment, including castration/neutering. Reviews also mention BOAS surgery for a French Bulldog, described very positively by the owner.
- •Nurse-led and additional support: nurse clinics, pet insurance advice, Pet Health Clubs, and alternative therapy are listed by the practice.
- •Older pets and sensitive care: reviews describe help with age-related care and compassionate end-of-life support.
- •Emergency and transport: the practice states it offers a 24-hour emergency service, 7 days a week, plus home visits and ambulance collections.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Recent reviews name Rebecca as a vet, with Katie and Bev mentioned on the front desk. Unnamed nurses are also praised in recent feedback.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.0/5 from 53 reviews. Recent written feedback is mixed, with several warm, detailed accounts alongside a smaller number of strong complaints.
- •Many positive reviewers describe a caring, personal approach, including long-term support over many years, calm handling of pets, and sensitive end-of-life care.
- •Rebecca is singled out for her care after a cat’s accident, and another long-term client says they felt listened to and confident in care plans after seeing Rebecca and speaking with Katie, Bev, and the nurses.
- •Routine care is commonly mentioned in a positive light, including annual boosters, regular checks, and support for pets on long-term medication. Some owners also say costs compared well with other local practices.
- •Critical reviews focus on a few recurring concerns: feeling that money was prioritised, dissatisfaction with how one ongoing leg problem was handled, and stress for cats in a small, non-segregated waiting area around dogs.

