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Trusted Veterinary Care in Worksop
Wildbore Vetstop is a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) accredited veterinary hospital in Worksop, dedicated to providing exceptional pet care services. Our compassionate and highly skilled veterinary team prioritises both the physical and psychological wellbeing of animals, treating each pet with the care and dignity they deserve. As pet owners ourselves, we understand the unique bond between pets and their owners, offering 24-hour inpatient care and state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities including a CT scanner. Our services span preventative healthcare, emergency treatment, surgical interventions, and end-of-life care, supported by a team of experienced veterinarians and nurses.We serve clients from Worksop and surrounding areas, including Retford, Dinnington, and Kiveton, and maintain partnerships with emergency providers like Vets Now to ensure continuous care. Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our investment in advanced equipment, ongoing staff training, and a client-centred approach that values transparency and empathy.
Services
Emergency Pet Care
Dental Treatments
Vaccinations
Neutering Services
CT Scanning
Pet Bereavement Support
Flea and Worm Prevention
Health Clinics
Microchipping
Surgical Treatment
Highlights and features
- 24-hour inpatient care with dedicated nursing teams
- RCVS-accredited veterinary hospital with advanced diagnostics
- Compassionate approach prioritising animal emotional wellbeing
- Partnership with Vets Now for continuous emergency coverage
- Investment in cutting-edge equipment including CT scanning
Associations and certifications
- RCVS
What people say
Compassionate staff
Life-saving treatment
24-hour availability
Professional expertise
Transparent communication
Services
Emergency Pet Care
Our 24/7 emergency veterinary service handles critical cases including trauma, poisoning, and acute illness. Fully equipped facilities and trained staff provide immediate stabilisation and ongoing care. Partnered with Vets Now for continuous coverage outside regular hours.
Dental Treatments
Comprehensive dental services including scale and polish, extractions, and rabbit teeth trimming. Advanced equipment detects hidden issues through digital radiography. Preventative care advice helps maintain long-term oral health for cats, dogs, and rabbits.
CT Scanning
On-site CT scanner enables precise internal imaging for accurate diagnosis of complex conditions. Available for small animals requiring detailed examination of bones, organs, or soft tissues. Rapid turnaround supports timely treatment decisions.
Pet Vaccinations
Full vaccination programmes for cats, dogs, and rabbits protect against common infectious diseases. Includes rabies certification for travel and feline leukaemia protection. Annual boosters combined with health checks ensure ongoing disease prevention.
Neutering Services
Surgical neutering for dogs, cats, and rabbits prevents unwanted litters while offering health benefits. Pre-operative assessments ensure safety. Post-operative care included with recovery guidance for pet owners.
Questions
What emergency services do you offer outside normal hours?
We provide 24/7 emergency care through our partnership with Vets Now. Call 01909 471290 for urgent assistance when we're closed.
Do you offer dental care for rabbits?
Yes, we provide specialised dental treatments for rabbits including teeth trimming and oral health assessments.
What preventative healthcare plans are available?
Our Pet Health for Life plan includes vaccinations, flea/worm prevention, dental checks, and two annual health examinations.
Can you perform CT scans on pets?
Yes, we have on-site CT scanning facilities for advanced diagnostic imaging of small animals.
What end-of-life services do you provide?
We offer compassionate euthanasia services, palliative care, and pet cremation arrangements with individual or communal options.
Do you accept unregistered pets for emergency treatment?
Yes, we treat all emergency cases regardless of registration status, though we recommend registering for ongoing care.
