Emergency Vets in East Yorkshire

- Owners often describe the practice as well organised, with an easy-to-use phone system and helpful reception staff. - Several reviews mention a friendly, calm approach, especially for larger or more anxious dogs that are more comfortable waiting outside before appointments. - Reviews also point to continuity and follow-up, including monthly checks after a dental procedure and long-term care over many years.

- Warm, welcoming visits: owners often mention a friendly reception team, a comfortable waiting area, and pets being settled by the overall atmosphere. - Clear communication: reviews praise staff for listening to concerns, answering questions, and giving options rather than pushing a single plan. - Kind handling and reassurance: several owners describe gentle care for nervous pets and supportive help when they needed reassurance.

Priory Vets in Driffield offers routine vet and nurse appointments, emergency care, telephone consultations and end-of-life support. Reviews consistently describe a friendly, helpful team, with particular praise for clear communication, continuity for nervous pets and thoughtful follow-up. A Pet Health Club is also mentioned for routine treatments and health checks.

- Reviews repeatedly praise the team for being friendly, kind, caring, and accommodating. - A strong theme is clear communication, with owners saying vets explain things well and talk through options realistically. - Several comments suggest a good approach with anxious pets, including a nervous rescue dog and dogs that seem happy to visit.

Kingston Veterinary Group in Hull is a general small-animal practice that is part of the IVC Evidensia group. It also operates as a veterinary nurse training facility and offers emergency veterinary care, listed as 24/7 or extended-hours. Reviews often mention a friendly, practical setup for routine visits, while more recent feedback is mixed overall, with some serious concerns raised around follow-up and end-of-life arrangements.

- Recent reviews are mostly positive about the clinic’s compassion and communication, especially in emergencies and end-of-life situations. Owners mention frequent phone updates, patient explanations, and staff giving families time and space during difficult decisions. - Routine care is also reviewed well, with examples including an easy nail-trim visit for anxious dogs, no waiting, thorough examinations, and follow-up appointments being arranged.

- Owners regularly mention calm, low-stress handling, especially for horses that are anxious around vaccinations or routine visits. - Communication is a recurring strength, with praise for clear explanations, sensible treatment plans, and prompt answers to follow-up questions. - Reviews include good examples of both routine and more complex care, from vaccinations and teeth checks to gastroscopy and lameness rehabilitation.

S T Stead is an independent practice in York founded in 1985 by Tim Stead (BVSc MRCVS). The clinic operates on an appointment-only basis, offers a 24/7 emergency service, and lists on-site equipment including X-ray, ultrasound, laser, video endoscope and diathermy systems. It is also stated to be a veterinary nurse training facility.

Garth Pig Practice Limited is a pig-only veterinary practice in Driffield, East Yorkshire, focused solely on pigs. Its website presents it as an industry-scale practice serving clients across the UK and internationally, and as one of the larger veterinary suppliers to the UK pig sector. Recent feedback is strongly positive, with repeated praise for helpful, friendly staff and thoughtful support over many years.