All Creatures Veterinary Centre is a veterinary practice in Radcliffe on Trent, Nottinghamshire.
The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals.
It provides services including microchipping, vaccinations, flea and worm treatments, neutering, dentistry, blood testing and diagnostic imaging.
There is disabled public access and a client car park.
Birds
Cats
Dogs
Exotic
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 5 reviews
Jess Milton
Google 24 January 2026
This vet practice was the recommended one from the local rescue I got my two girls (cats) through, and I decided to stick with them as an independent vet feels like a good decision and it wasn’t much further than any other vets near me. I have luckily only had to use the vets for my 3 year old cats for general check ups and their spay appointments, but they're lovely there. I appreciated the care the vet took with my cats when giving their vaccinations, giving them lots of love and words of encouragement, and taking note that one was more wriggly and a little more stressed out than the other and suggesting holding her in a different way to help. I will always recommend this vet practice!
ali Servan
Google 6 December 2025
Hands dows the best vet practice I have ever used. Erica is the best diagnostic vet and has caught issues other vets have missed and saved the lives of countless animals other vets wanted to pts. I have never known a practice so willing, and able, to go above and beyond, but if there is no hope, they'll tell you. I can not re commend highly enough
Pat Baker
Google 3 October 2025
We’ve been using All Creatures since they first opened because we used to see Erica before she opened her own practice. Every dog we’ve had have been patients of Erica’s since they were pups and we trust her completely. She’s been there for us at the saddest times when we’ve sadly had to say goodbye, along with all the staff at practice. We wouldn’t take our babies anywhere else. ❤️
Donna Fry
Google 16 August 2025
I have been with All Creatures for a while and it is a great practice. One of my dogs is there quite often unfortunately and both vets Erica and Harmony are excellent vets and both have a lovely manner and energy about them, they get to know your animal and I trust both of them with my 2 dogs. and even though they are a very busy practice I never feel rushed out. Everyone in the practice is great, they are all friendly and welcoming and always helpful. They are in short an amazing practice made up of an amazing team and I cannot recommend the practice highly enough
Karen Richards
Google 9 March 2025
Erica and her colleague came to our home to euthanise our beloved ridgeback at the end of his long and happy life. I was distraught, but their compassion and reassurance made the process as palatable as it could possibly be given the circumstances. We have used this vets for a number of years and cannot fault them. They clearly love animals and make a big fuss of our two new pups when we take them in. Highly recommend 🩵
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