Vets4Pets Middlesbrough Cleveland Park – Vets in Middlesbrough
Clinic Overview
- Many positive reviews focus on kind, attentive care, with owners saying vets listened carefully, explained options clearly and helped put both pets and owners at ease. - The practice receives especially strong praise for rabbit and exotic care, including long-term support, surgery and handling anxious pets gently. - Owners also mention short-notice urgent appointments, including being offered an earlier slot after first booking an emergency visit.
Vets4Pets Middlesbrough Cleveland Park is a corporate Vets4Pets practice in Middlesbrough offering first-opinion care for common pets as well as a notably broad exotics caseload. The clinic’s listed facilities include in-house diagnostics, imaging, dentistry, surgery, an isolation unit and nurse clinics, with out-of-hours cover provided by Vets Now. Recent feedback is mixed overall, but many owners highlight short-notice urgent appointments, clear explanations, and compassionate support, including for rabbits and end-of-life care.
Services
- •Routine and general veterinary care: Care is listed for cats, dogs, rabbits, small mammals and exotic species including reptiles, birds, amphibians, fish and invertebrates. Reviews also mention urgent same-day or short-notice appointments when pets were unwell.
- •Exotic and rabbit care: Exotic animal medicine and surgery are listed specialties. Recent reviews particularly praise the practice’s rabbit care, including ongoing treatment for recurring health issues and anaesthetic and surgical procedures.
- •Diagnostics and monitoring: The clinic lists in-house laboratory testing including biochemistry, haematology and electrolytes, along with blood pressure monitoring. Imaging includes digital X-ray, dental X-ray and ultrasound.
- •Surgery and dentistry: Soft tissue surgery, anaesthesia and an operating theatre are listed, alongside dentistry with dental X-ray.
- •Preventive and support services: Microchipping, nurse clinics, nutritional advice, Pet Passports/Animal Health Certificates, and a listed behaviourist are all mentioned. Herbal medicines are also listed.
- •Facilities and emergency arrangements: An isolation unit is listed, and the clinic is also noted as a veterinary nurse training facility. Out-of-hours care is provided by Vets Now.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. One review mentions puppy first injections being quoted at £35 per dog, or £40 per dog with a microchip. Reviews on cost are mixed: one owner described a disagreement over being charged more than expected, while another felt prices were a bit high.
People
- •Andy: praised for rabbit and exotic-animal knowledge, with one owner saying his rabbit medicine expertise was “second to none.”
- •Sophie: named alongside Andy for anaesthetic and surgical procedures on rabbits.
- •Lindsay: mentioned warmly for helping a very nervous rabbit feel at ease.
- •Lynsey (vet): singled out in multiple reviews for kind, compassionate handling of an unexpected pet death.
- •Reception team: often described as professional, knowledgeable and supportive, though one review reported rude communication during a pricing dispute.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.3/5 from 218 reviews.
- •Many positive reviews focus on kind, attentive care, with owners saying vets listened carefully, explained options clearly and helped put both pets and owners at ease.
- •The practice receives especially strong praise for rabbit and exotic care, including long-term support, surgery and handling anxious pets gently.
- •Owners also mention short-notice urgent appointments, including being offered an earlier slot after first booking an emergency visit.
- •Negative feedback is present too, mainly around communication and pricing disputes, and one serious complaint alleges an initial misassessment before a cancer diagnosis was made elsewhere.

