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Sage Veterinary Group

#1 Vet in Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire

4.5
Independent
#1 In Heckmondwike
4.5 ★ From 34 Reviews
2 Vet Practices Tracked
33 Reviews In Heckmondwike
1 With Published Prices
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Sage Veterinary Group – Vets in Heckmondwike

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Clinic Overview

- Several reviewers describe the clinic as helpful, understanding, and convenient to use locally. - One recent review praised the team for talking through different treatment options and long-term issues while helping with a very sick stray cat. - A longstanding positive theme is compassionate end-of-life care, including clear communication, prompt assessment, and allowing owners time to say goodbye.

Services

  • •Routine care and minor procedures: includes appointments such as nail or claw clipping, including for dogs needing gentler handling.
  • •Consultations and treatment planning: reviews mention prompt assessment of a cat’s tumour, as well as discussion of treatment options and longer-term health problems for a very sick stray cat.
  • •End-of-life care: euthanasia is specifically mentioned, with one family saying they were given time to say goodbye in an unpressured setting.
  • •Emergency veterinary services: emergency care is listed in the clinic information.

Pricing

No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.

People

  • •Graham and Sally Codd: founders of the practice, established in January 1995.
  • •Unnamed vet: praised for identifying a cat’s tumour straightaway, handling a euthanasia appointment with compassion, and taking time to discuss treatment options in another case.
  • •Reception or support staff: one review reports a poor experience during a claw-clipping appointment for an arthritic dog.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5/5 from 34 reviews.

  • •Several reviewers describe the clinic as helpful, understanding, and convenient to use locally.
  • •One recent review praised the team for talking through different treatment options and long-term issues while helping with a very sick stray cat.
  • •A longstanding positive theme is compassionate end-of-life care, including clear communication, prompt assessment, and allowing owners time to say goodbye.
  • •The main criticism in recent feedback is a negative claw-clipping visit, where one owner felt their arthritic dog was handled roughly despite requests for gentler restraint.

Special Services

Emergency Services

Location

Brinsdon House, Heckmondwike, West Yorkshire WF16 0JN

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