Doncaster Vets4Pets Ltd

Doncaster Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a clinic that handles routine care (boosters, general appointments) as well as more involved procedures—one owner specifically mentions two cruciate ligament repairs on the same dog, a year apart, with good recovery each time. Other concrete points owners highlight include staff explaining things “clearly,” support during euthanasia appointments, and practical add-ons during visits (one booster appointment also included nail clipping for two cats). A minority of recent reviews raise concerns about appointment logistics, including being turned away after arriving at a specified time and waits running well behind schedule without updates.

Services

• •Orthopaedic surgery (as described by owners): cruciate ligament repairs (two separate repairs mentioned for one dog).
• •Vaccinations: booster vaccination appointments.
• •Nail clipping: performed during a cat vaccination visit (both cats’ nails clipped).
• •Euthanasia: end-of-life appointment described, with emphasis on compassion and understanding from staff.
• •General veterinary consultations: a sick kitten needing to be seen urgently is mentioned (experience focused on being turned away rather than treatment provided).
• •Training role: listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

People

• •Stefen (role not stated): mentioned by name for being “so understanding” during a euthanasia appointment.
• •Unspecified vet (booster visit): described as calm and understanding with an older, temperamental cat, and able to clip both cats’ nails while keeping them calm.
• •Team/reception (not named): multiple reviews mention clear explanations from staff; other reviews specifically criticise reception communication around delays (no warning/apology or time updates).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.1 stars from 363 reviews. “”

• •Successful outcomes after significant procedures: one owner reports two cruciate ligament repairs with good recovery, and says the clinic has looked after their dog for 10+ years.
• •Communication during appointments: several owners mention staff explaining things clearly and helping them feel confident about next steps.
• •Handling and low-stress practical care: a vet is described as managing a temperamental older cat calmly during boosters, and also clipping both cats’ nails.
• •Support at end of life: a euthanasia visit is described as compassionate and understanding.
• •Operational negatives (conflicting experiences): one review says they were turned away on arrival after being told to get there “no later than 18:50”; another mentions appointments often running ~30 minutes late with no reception updates, which they found frustrating.