Vets4Pets Rotherham – Vets in Rotherham
Clinic Overview
- Many owners describe friendly, knowledgeable vets and a welcoming front-of-house team, with several saying they felt their pets were in safe hands. - Recent positive examples include support through surgery, clear discharge instructions after a procedure, help with a complicated insurance claim, and referral onward for behavioural care. - End-of-life care remains a strong theme in positive feedback, with particular praise for the time, kindness and explanations given during euthanasia appointments.
Services
- •Routine surgery and preventive care: The practice offers spays, neutering, microchipping and vaccinations. Recent examples include a foster cat being spayed and chipped, a dog castration, and owners joining pet care plans covering check-ups, vaccinations, worming and flea treatment.
- •Appointments and ongoing medical care: Reviews mention same-day appointments, detailed consultations, and ongoing assessments and treatment for longer-term conditions, including regular visits for a chronic illness.
- •Diagnostics and referral support: Owners describe blood tests, ultrasound, and onward referral for behavioural support where needed.
- •End-of-life care: Euthanasia and supportive end-of-life appointments remain an established part of the clinic’s work, with owners praising clear explanations, compassion, and not being rushed during difficult visits.
- •Training facility: The clinic is listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits below average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Examples mentioned by owners include a £49 consultation fee, nearly £1,000 for blood tests and an ultrasound in one disputed case, and positive comments about a pet care plan helping with the cost of routine preventive care. Reviews on value are mixed, with some praising the service and others feeling costs were high.
People
- •Eric Rouviere / Dr Eric: mentioned in reviews for diagnostics, ongoing assessments, treatment and referral support; one negative review also raises concerns about communication and a disputed diagnosis.
- •Katherine / Kat (vet): praised as attentive, knowledgeable and reassuring.
- •Suzanne (vet): thanked for supportive care during a cat’s treatment journey.
- •Louise (vet): highlighted for gentle, unhurried end-of-life care and clear explanations.
- •Chris (vet): praised by a long-term client as especially supportive and compassionate.
- •Gail: mentioned both on reception and as manager, with owners describing her as warm, helpful and generous with her time.
- •Toni and Tracey: praised on reception for being welcoming and helpful.
- •Jane and Hannah: thanked for helping with a complicated insurance claim.
- •Nurses and wider team: often described as friendly, caring and professional, especially around surgery and emotional visits.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.5/5 from 441 reviews.
- •Many owners describe friendly, knowledgeable vets and a welcoming front-of-house team, with several saying they felt their pets were in safe hands.
- •Recent positive examples include support through surgery, clear discharge instructions after a procedure, help with a complicated insurance claim, and referral onward for behavioural care.
- •End-of-life care remains a strong theme in positive feedback, with particular praise for the time, kindness and explanations given during euthanasia appointments.
- •Negative reviews focus on communication, rude interactions, poor aftercare, and one serious disagreement over diagnosis and fees.
