Shipley Vets

Shipley Vets lists a broad set of in-practice diagnostics and procedures on its website, including dentistry, endoscopy, lab tests, surgery, and X‑ray/ultrasound, and it is described in your clinic data as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Recent reviews include straightforward clinical tasks such as rabbit tooth trimming and highlight specific staff help (one reviewer names “Kammy” as particularly kind and helpful). However, the latest written reviews also include a detailed negative account describing poor handling of a highly anxious cat, delayed use of appropriate restraint equipment, and dissatisfaction with the vet’s communication during the consultation.

Services

From the clinic website summary

• •Dentistry
• •Endoscopy
• •Laboratory tests
• •Nursing clinics
• •Surgery
• •X‑ray and ultrasound
• •Emergency care is mentioned on the website, but no specific arrangements/details are provided in the information available here.

From recent written reviews

• •Rabbit dental/teeth care (a vet “cutting my rabbit’s teeth”)

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports paying £89.72 for a visit involving an anxious cat, and also mentions asking the price of worming treatment (the price of the worming itself isn’t stated).

People

• •Kammy (role not stated): named by a reviewer as “very helpful and kind” when helping with their dog.
• •A “lady vet” (name not given): credited by a reviewer with doing “a good job” trimming a rabbit’s teeth.
• •One unnamed vet is described in a 1‑star review as not making eye contact, using an approach the owner felt escalated fear (including turning the carrier upside down and attempting an injection without adequate support), and responding dismissively when asked about pricing.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 326 reviews. “”

• •Multiple recent reviews are strongly positive and generic in tone (“outstanding service”, “excellent veterinary surgery”), with one naming a staff member (Kammy) for hands-on help with a dog.
• •Specific clinical feedback includes rabbit teeth trimming done to the owner’s satisfaction.
• •One detailed negative review describes stressful handling of an anxious cat, the owner being asked to restrain the cat and being scratched/bitten, and frustration with the vet’s communication and attitude when discussing worming options and cost; the reviewer says they had good experiences with prior vets but feels “standards have dropped.”