Springfield Veterinary Group – Vets in Sheffield
Clinic Overview
Springfield Veterinary Group is a CVS-owned small-animal hospital in Sheffield, established in 1964. Its website describes 24-hour emergency cover through the on-site MiNightVet service, along with advanced diagnostics and surgery, including CT, X-ray, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory. The practice also lists multiple RCVS “Outstanding” awards, Cat Friendly Clinic Gold status, Rabbit Friendly Clinic Silver status, and veterinary nurse training facilities.
Springfield Veterinary Group is a CVS-owned small-animal hospital in Sheffield, established in 1964. Its website describes 24-hour emergency cover through the on-site MiNightVet service, along with advanced diagnostics and surgery, including CT, X-ray, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory. The practice also lists multiple RCVS “Outstanding” awards, Cat Friendly Clinic Gold status, Rabbit Friendly Clinic Silver status, and veterinary nurse training facilities.
Services
- •General consultations and ongoing case management: Routine appointments are supported by repeat follow-up where needed; recent reviews mention step-by-step monitoring and explanations during several visits for a dog with a phantom pregnancy.
- •Emergency, diagnostics and surgery: The practice website lists 24-hour emergency care via MiNightVet, plus diagnostics and imaging including CT, X-ray, ultrasound and an in-house lab. Surgical services listed include general surgery, orthopaedic surgery, soft tissue surgery and keyhole surgery. A recent review also praises dental treatment involving tooth extractions.
- •Dentistry and preventive care: Website-listed services include dentistry, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, neutering, six-month health checks and blood pressure checks.
- •Nurse clinics and practical care: The clinic offers nurse clinics, with reviews highlighting nail clipping for rabbits and guinea pigs, as well as thorough nurse checks and practical advice.
- •Small mammals and exotics: The website says the practice sees dogs, cats, rabbits, small rodents, ferrets, reptiles and tortoises. Recent reviews specifically mention care for a rat, rabbits and guinea pigs.
- •Palliative and end-of-life support: Recent feedback includes compassionate palliative care for a rat. Other website-listed services include acupuncture, grooming and nail clipping, pet travel documentation, anal sac expression and home visits.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits above average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Most recent reviews focus on care and communication rather than value, though one negative review raised concerns about how costs were discussed.
People
- •James (vet): Praised in recent reviews for clear explanations, gentle handling and supportive care, including repeat appointments for a dog with a phantom pregnancy and palliative care for a rat.
- •Rebecca / Rebekah (veterinary nurse): Mentioned several times for practical, hands-on support, including rabbit and guinea pig nail clipping, thorough checks, useful advice and checking in on upset owners.
- •Olivia (vet): A recent review praises her for managing a dog’s dental treatment and surgery, from the first appointment through discharge.
- •Emily (vet): Named in one negative review that raised concerns about consultation handling and discussion of costs.
- •Reception team: Several reviews describe reception staff as friendly, welcoming and caring.
Reviews
Springfield Veterinary Group has 4.2 stars from 261 Google reviews. Recent written feedback is mostly positive, with a smaller number of strongly negative accounts.
- •Owners frequently praise the team for being friendly, thorough and clear in their explanations, especially during repeat visits or more worrying cases.
- •James and Rebecca/Rebekah are named repeatedly for compassionate care, including support around a rat on palliative care and practical help with a dog’s phantom pregnancy.
- •Nurse-led care stands out in reviews, with positive mentions of rabbit and guinea pig nail clipping, careful handling and useful advice.
- •A minority of reviews describe a decline in client experience, including complaints about rude staff and one account of feeling uncomfortable about how costs were discussed before a consultation.

