Abbeymoor Veterinary Centres Ltd

Abbeymoor Veterinary Centres Ltd is a veterinary practice with at least two branches; this page relates to the Abbey Lane branch in Sheffield. It’s an RCVS Cat Friendly Clinic with in-house facilities including a full operating theatre, digital X‑ray, in‑house laboratory, dental suite, and ultrasound, and it’s listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Recent feedback is mostly positive about caring, thorough clinical support and friendly staff, with a minority of reviews raising concerns about reception interactions and appointment handling.

Services

• •General consultations and ongoing care for cats and dogs, including support for anxious pets and senior-pet care (reviews mention gentle handling and reviewing prior notes to tailor care for an older dog).
• •Injury and lameness assessment/treatment, with examples in reviews including a leg injury that improved following treatment.
• •Neutering, including cat neutering (some feedback highlights booking lead times and drop-off/admin communication issues).
• •Diagnostics and in-house workups supported by listed facilities
• •Digital X‑ray
• •Ultrasound
• •In‑house laboratory testing
• •Dental care and procedures supported by an on-site dental suite.
• •Surgical procedures supported by a full operating theatre.
• •Emergency care is referenced by the clinic, but specific arrangements and out-of-hours coverage aren’t detailed here.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

• •Mryshia (vet) is praised in a recent review for calm, knowledgeable care—particularly with an anxious dog.
• •Reception team experiences are mixed: several reviews describe a friendly welcome, while others report unhelpful or rude interactions, especially around booking and drop-off instructions.
• •Vets (additional, unnamed in reviews) are described as thorough and gentle, including with senior dogs.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.2/5 from 53 reviews. Recent written feedback highlights

• •Caring, calm clinical approach, including handling anxious dogs and supportive care during a stressful period (e.g., Bonfire Night).
• •Thorough consultations and professionalism, with some owners noting short waits.
• •Positive treatment outcomes, including recovery after a leg injury.
• •Operational/admin frustrations in a minority of reviews, such as appointment changes, limited vet availability, and reception-led miscommunication around neutering drop-off and forms.