Calder Vets is a veterinary practice in Sandal, Wakefield, West Yorkshire. The practice treats cats, dogs, and small mammals, providing vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and flea and worm treatments. Development work is underway to expand capacity for routine operations, x-rays, ultrasounds, and appointments. The practice opens Monday to Friday, staying open until 8pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Client car parking is available.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat booster vaccination | £60 |
| Cat castration | £102.50 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £85 |
| Cat spay | £141 |
| Cat spay | £175 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £60 |
| Dog castration | £254 |
| Dog castration | £306 |
| Dog castration | £389 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £85 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £65 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £25 |
| Dog spay | £301 |
| Dog spay | £348 |
| Dog spay | £462 |
| Dog spay | £644 |
| Follow-up consultation | £50 |
| Prescription fee | £22 |
| Rabbit vaccination | £94 |
| Standard consultation | £56 |
| Standard consultation | £26 |
The practice is undergoing development work to improve services, including routine operations, x-rays, ultrasounds, and additional vet and nurse appointments.
Based on 6 reviews
theo
Google 11 February 2026
my pets get phenomenal care at sandal calder vets. they’ve helped me through vaccinations, chipping, neuters, and end-of-life care. all of the staff are genuine, very friendly and knowledgeable. i am very happy about the level of care my pets will get here!
Clare Ball
Google 20 November 2025
Our cat Ted was very unwell and the vet moved things around so he could be put to sleep rather than wait till the following week. Even though we were squeezed in, we given time with Ted and not rushed to say goodbye. We were treated with kindness and compassion and so was Ted. Highly recommend. The following week we received a beautiful hand written sympathy card that was embossed with wild flower seeds that we will plant in the garden on Ted’s favourite spot. So thoughtful, thank you 🩶
Adam Ward
Google 8 September 2025
This practice is a prime example of putting profits over pet health. Not only did they relentlessly pressure me to get an expensive dental treatment for my pet via text and in-person, but they also refused to provide a 12-month prescription. Instead, they insisted on two separate 6-month prescriptions, forcing me to pay the full cost twice. This disgusting, high-pressure approach made it painfully clear that my pet's well-being was secondary to their bottom line. I am appalled by their conduct and urge you to avoid this practice at all costs.
Rae Dumas
Google 20 May 2025
The team at Calder Vets in Sandal are always warm, welcoming and kind towards my pooch. She is treated with patience, and accommodations have been made to allow me to use cooperative care/consent-based/force-free handling. Because it was very difficult to withdraw blood for allergy testing and she was standing for a long time being prodded repeatedly, we went for a social visit before her booster jabs and kennel cough vaccine, where she was given lots of attention, fusses, and treats! I can genuinely say that my dog is excited to go to the vets, which is exactly how it should be :)
Erica Bradbrook
Google 3 April 2025
I have always felt listened to when explaining problems with my dog, never felt rushed by anyone, benji is not easy to deal with as he is a rescue and has his issues but as always I find Calder Vets very caring and helping Benji all they can
Dave Webb
Google 7 November 2024
My usual vet unless my pet needs anything serious and then it's off to Calder Vets in Dewsbury. The expansion has done the place a lot of good and now they have specific waiting areas for cats away from other pets where they can be more relaxed. Knowledgeable and friendly staff and never had a bad experience there.
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