Dewsbury Vets4Pets Ltd

Dewsbury Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group and is described as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews, it appears set up for routine procedures and ongoing medical management as well as compassionate end-of-life care: owners mention support before and after a dog’s castration, a non-surgical plan to manage inflammation and pain when another practice had suggested amputation, and euthanasia for an elderly dog handled thoughtfully. Reviews also include treatment and advice for a guinea pig, suggesting the team sees at least some small pets beyond cats and dogs.

Services

Services explicitly mentioned in available sources include

• •Castration (neutering) for dogs, with care mentioned both before and after the procedure.
• •Pain and inflammation management, including a “cost effective” management approach mentioned by one owner.
• •Euthanasia/end-of-life care for an elderly dog, with an emphasis on how the appointment was handled.
• •Care and advice for a guinea pig (species-specific care noted in one review).
• •Veterinary nurse training facility (listed in the clinic data).

People

• •Tiegan (team member named in a review): praised for being “phenomenal” with a dog around a castration, including attention before and after the procedure.
• •Wider team: described as doing a “brilliant job” on a dog’s castration; another owner specifically valued that the team didn’t push for an extreme option (amputation) and instead focused on managing inflammation and pain.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.6 stars from 289 reviews.

• •Surgical experience and follow-through: one owner highlights support before and after castration and felt the procedure was done properly.
• •Alternative decision-making vs. aggressive intervention: one owner contrasts this clinic’s medical management for inflammation/pain with another practice’s suggestion of amputation; they note a “profit motive” exists but also say the team wasn’t pushy.
• •Support during euthanasia: an owner describes the team as understanding and thoughtful during a pet’s final appointment.
• •Species range: at least one review mentions treatment, care, and advice for a guinea pig.