We have been with the Lady Hill practice since adopting our cat, 3 years ago now. Because of our work schedule we often see different vets or nurses when coming but everyone of them, as well as the team in reception have always been welcoming. We always feel heard when we are worried about anything and we always get clear explanations when we share our questions. They take the time to get to know our pets and make them feel comfortable during appointments. The location itself is easy to find, with on-site parking and a very clean building. The waiting room is split, with a dedicated area for cats which has been very helpful when coming for appointments. The health plan offered there has also been a great investement and at a decent price compared to other places. Would recommend!
Chapel House Vets - Chesterfield
About Chapel House Vets - Chesterfield
Chapel House Vets is a veterinary practice on Hady Hill in Chesterfield. The practice treats cats, dogs, birds, small mammals, exotic pets, and wildlife.
Services include blood testing, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, neutering, microchipping, vaccinations, and flea and worm treatments.
The practice has a car park, disabled access, and is accessible by public transport. Appointments are available Monday to Friday 8:00am–7:00pm, Saturday 8:30am–3:00pm, and Sunday 10:00am–12:00pm. An out-of-hours service operates outside these times. The practice meets RCVS Core Standards.
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Animals we care for
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Cats
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Dogs
Facilities
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Client car park
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Disabled public access
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Open at weekends
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Out-of-hours service
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Accessible by public transport
Services
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Blood testing
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Dentistry
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Flea and worm treatments
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Microchipping
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Neutering
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Vaccinations
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Diagnostic imaging
Accreditations
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RCVS General Practice
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Cat Friendly Clinic - Silver
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Investors in the Environment - Silver
RCVS Practice Standards Scheme: Small Animal General Practice
Prices
Checked 11 October 2026
- Consultation
- £52
- About average nearby
- Annual booster · dog
- £60
- Spay · dog
- From £302
- Castration · dog
- From £227
| Item | Dog | Cat | Small pet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Consultations | |||
| Consultation | £52 all pets | ||
| Follow-up consultation | £40 all pets | ||
| Nurse appointment | £39 all pets | ||
| Vaccinations | |||
| First vaccination course includes consultation | £85 | £85 | – |
| Annual booster includes consultation | £60 | £60 | – |
| Kennel cough includes consultation | £50 | – | – |
| Neutering | |||
| Castration includes pain relief |
From £227
| £103 | – |
| Spay includes pain relief |
From £302
| £145 | – |
| Medicines & prescriptions | |||
| Written prescription | £21 all pets | ||
| Each extra prescription item | £12.50 all pets | ||
| Dispensing fee | £10 all pets | ||
| Medicine administration fee | £18 all pets | ||
| Other treatments & fees | |||
| Nail clip | £22 all pets | ||
| Anal gland expression | £23 all pets | ||
| Microchipping | £23 all pets | ||
| Animal health certificate | £202 all pets | ||
| Insurance claim fee | £10.50 all pets | ||
| Dental assessment |
From £221
| £192 | – |
| Physiotherapy session | £45 all pets | ||
| X-ray | £236 all pets | ||
| Ultrasound (echocardiogram) | £155 all pets | ||
| Cytology (ear swab) | £29 all pets | ||
| Cytology (fine needle aspiration) | £25 all pets | ||
| Basic urine screen | £22 all pets | ||
| Pre-anaesthetic blood test | £55 all pets | ||
| Euthanasia | £125 | £100 | – |
| Communal cremation |
From £37.50
| £37.50 | £30 |
| Individual cremation |
From £216.88
| From £190.10 | From £169.50 |
Health plans
Pet health for life
- Dog, under 25 kg £16 a month
- Dog, over 25 kg £20 a month
- Cat £14 a month
Pet health for life plus
- Dog, under 25 kg £21 a month
- Dog, over 25 kg £25 a month
- Cat £19 a month
- Consultation
- £52
- About average nearby
- Annual booster · dog
- £60
- Spay · dog
- From £302
- Castration · dog
- From £227
| Item | Dog |
|---|---|
| Consultations | |
| Consultation | £52 all pets |
| Follow-up consultation | £40 all pets |
| Nurse appointment | £39 all pets |
| Vaccinations | |
| First vaccination course includes consultation | £85 |
| Annual booster includes consultation | £60 |
| Kennel cough includes consultation | £50 |
| Neutering | |
| Castration includes pain relief |
From £227
|
| Spay includes pain relief |
From £302
|
| Medicines & prescriptions | |
| Written prescription | £21 all pets |
| Each extra prescription item | £12.50 all pets |
| Dispensing fee | £10 all pets |
| Medicine administration fee | £18 all pets |
| Other treatments & fees | |
| Nail clip | £22 all pets |
| Anal gland expression | £23 all pets |
| Microchipping | £23 all pets |
| Animal health certificate | £202 all pets |
| Insurance claim fee | £10.50 all pets |
| Dental assessment |
From £221
|
| Physiotherapy session | £45 all pets |
| X-ray | £236 all pets |
| Ultrasound (echocardiogram) | £155 all pets |
| Cytology (ear swab) | £29 all pets |
| Cytology (fine needle aspiration) | £25 all pets |
| Basic urine screen | £22 all pets |
| Pre-anaesthetic blood test | £55 all pets |
| Euthanasia | £125 |
| Communal cremation |
From £37.50
|
| Individual cremation |
From £216.88
|
Health plans
Pet health for life
- Dog, under 25 kg £16 a month
- Dog, over 25 kg £20 a month
Pet health for life plus
- Dog, under 25 kg £21 a month
- Dog, over 25 kg £25 a month
- Consultation
- £52
- About average nearby
- Annual booster · cat
- £60
- Spay · cat
- £145
- About average nearby
- Castration · cat
- £103
- About average nearby
| Item | Cat |
|---|---|
| Consultations | |
| Consultation | £52 all pets |
| Follow-up consultation | £40 all pets |
| Nurse appointment | £39 all pets |
| Vaccinations | |
| First vaccination course includes consultation | £85 |
| Annual booster includes consultation | £60 |
| Neutering | |
| Castration includes pain relief | £103 |
| Spay includes pain relief | £145 |
| Medicines & prescriptions | |
| Written prescription | £21 all pets |
| Each extra prescription item | £12.50 all pets |
| Dispensing fee | £10 all pets |
| Medicine administration fee | £18 all pets |
| Other treatments & fees | |
| Nail clip | £22 all pets |
| Anal gland expression | £23 all pets |
| Microchipping | £23 all pets |
| Animal health certificate | £202 all pets |
| Insurance claim fee | £10.50 all pets |
| Dental assessment | £192 |
| Physiotherapy session | £45 all pets |
| X-ray | £236 all pets |
| Ultrasound (echocardiogram) | £155 all pets |
| Cytology (ear swab) | £29 all pets |
| Cytology (fine needle aspiration) | £25 all pets |
| Basic urine screen | £22 all pets |
| Pre-anaesthetic blood test | £55 all pets |
| Euthanasia | £100 |
| Communal cremation | £37.50 |
| Individual cremation | From £190.10 |
Health plans
Pet health for life
- Cat £14 a month
Pet health for life plus
- Cat £19 a month
- Consultation
- £52
- About average nearby
| Item | Small pet |
|---|---|
| Consultations | |
| Consultation | £52 all pets |
| Follow-up consultation | £40 all pets |
| Nurse appointment | £39 all pets |
| Medicines & prescriptions | |
| Written prescription | £21 all pets |
| Each extra prescription item | £12.50 all pets |
| Dispensing fee | £10 all pets |
| Medicine administration fee | £18 all pets |
| Other treatments & fees | |
| Nail clip | £22 all pets |
| Anal gland expression | £23 all pets |
| Microchipping | £23 all pets |
| Animal health certificate | £202 all pets |
| Insurance claim fee | £10.50 all pets |
| Physiotherapy session | £45 all pets |
| X-ray | £236 all pets |
| Ultrasound (echocardiogram) | £155 all pets |
| Cytology (ear swab) | £29 all pets |
| Cytology (fine needle aspiration) | £25 all pets |
| Basic urine screen | £22 all pets |
| Pre-anaesthetic blood test | £55 all pets |
| Communal cremation | £30 |
| Individual cremation | From £169.50 |
A new puppy’s vet costs here
From this practice’s listed prices, not a quote.
- Vaccination course
- £85
- Microchipping
- £23
- Spay
- £302
- First year
- £410
- Each year after: annual booster
- £60
28% below the UK typical of £570 for the same care.
Or a health plan here: from £16 a month (£192 a year). Plans usually cover vaccinations, check-ups and flea and worm treatment, so check what this one includes.
How these prices compare nearby
10 practices publish comparable prices
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Microchipping
Consultation and preventative care · 6 practices
£23
£10 · Lowest at Croft Veterinary Centres - Bolsover £38 -
Prescription fee
Prescription, dispensing and administration · 6 practices
£21
£16 · Lowest at Prime Veterinary Practice £33 -
Euthanasia (Cat)
End-of-life care · 4 practices
£100
£100 · Lowest at Chapel House Vets - Staveley £195.62 -
First consultation
Consultation and preventative care · 4 practices
£52
£45 · Lowest at Croft Veterinary Centres - Bolsover £65 -
Repeat consultation
Consultation and preventative care · 4 practices
£40
£40 · Lowest at Chapel House Vets - Staveley £68 -
Anal gland expression
Consultation and preventative care · 3 practices
£23
£17.50 · Lowest at Staveley Vets £45
Address
More contact details
- Main · info@chapelhousevet.co.uk
Client feedback
Reviews of Chapel House Vets - Chesterfield
Overall rating
Based on 8 reviews
Rating breakdown
- 5
- 75%
- 4
- 13%
- 3
- 13%
- 2
- 0%
- 1
- 0%
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Google review
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Google review
I have been with them for 3+ years They have excellent vets who care about the animals. In my experience their prices are relatively ok Many times I have had inconsistent answers from the front desk, and I almost always have to chase for my answer. When I later ask why I had a different answer last time, the answer is always a shrug, hands thrown in the air with the comment 'well, it wasn't me who said that'. Sometimes I know that is untrue as I remember the face, however I let it slide. Which is a real shame
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Google review
We’ve had a good experience with Chapel Vets. I’ve used another vet previously, but since moving back to Chesterfield I’ve had my two cats with Chapel. We choose to see Moritz as he’s gentle and friendly with our nervous cats and is always honest and understanding. One of our cats has been mistreated in her early life, so it’s important she interacts with people who are compassionate and you can see that with all at both the Staveley and Hady practice. We also appreciate the record keeping and not having to explain our pets issues several times, so that makes us feel more comfortable and confident that we’re in good hands. We use the Kinship app and I think it could have better compatibility with records at the vet and keeping up to date whilst pet is in the vets for procedures, but I understand it’s in its early phases of use. Overall very happy :)
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Google review
We needed our beautiful pup Lulu to be neutered due to complications with her seasons with her being almost 6 years old we were worried that there may be complications, so we were looking around for the best possible care for her. After much research we decided that Chapel House Vets was the right one for us we had an initial appointment with Claire who talked us through the whole process and made us feel that Lulu was in safe hands we were also reassured that the surgeon Dan was also one of the best . Due to unforeseen circumstances it was discovered that Lulu had a nodule that could be cancerous but Dan acted extremely quickly and removed it during the operation. (it was later confirmed to be benign phew!) Lulu recovered well and we were so relieved! The whole process was handled smoothly with care and and attention. Everyone we met were so kind and caring from the reception staff to the nurses and the vets we saw, a big thank you to Dan, Claire, Lucy, Sam Karolina and I think Beth who made a fuss of Lulu when we came for their boosters it was lovely to see that they remembered names after such a short period of time. We have now registered all 5 of of fur babies with Chapel House Vets and we would highly recommend them.
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Google review
We have used Chapel House for a number of years and always had great service but this week needed to use them in an emergency situation. From the very beginning when I called for advice I can't fault the team who were incredibly kind, knowledgeable and acted quickly to avoid anything more serious. Rachel and Dan were great at communicating with me and keeping me informed throughout surgery. Thanks so much from myself and Indie.
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Google review
After being repeatedly ripped off and misdiagnosed elsewhere in the past, we switched to Chapel House. Reasonably priced with staff that not only really know their stuff, but care so much too. When we had to have our guinea pig pit to sleep recently, staff were kind and the vet was patient with my questions, knowledgable and sensitive. To my surprise, we even received a sympathy card which was so touching. Thank you we will not use anyone else.
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Google review
Our dog was put to sleep so we weren't in the mood to give great reviews. On reflection we feel that Chapel House deserves a better rating. The staff were very nice at such a sad time. They even sent us a commiserations card.
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Google review
Chapel House have been our vets for quite sometime. My husband and I have had 2 rescue cats so far, both with several problems. Our previous Cat was a feral kitty - she would only allow my husband to pick her up and only let me pet her occasionally (nobody was allowed to touch her). Unfortunately we found out she had cancer when she was just 8 and we had to say goodbye. Our current kitty had been badly abused and the RSPCA got in touch with us and asked if we would take her in and rehabilitate her. She is very loving but very skittish and afraid of the cat carrier and being handled by strangers. The staff at Chapel are all amazing! They listen to me when I tell them about the care my Cat needs in order to keep her calm. She isn't keen on men at all (apart from my husband) so they make sure we have female vets and vet nurses for every appointment. They handled my previous Cat with great care and understanding too. Wrapping her in a towel when they needed to examine her (she had a broken leg which led to the discovery of the cancer). They really care a lot about their patients needs and will take everything into account for each individual pet and owner. They were very sympathetic when we lost our previous cat and we even got a lovely card from them. The reception staff are fab - very knowledgeable and you can call them and ask them anything relating to your pets and they go above and beyond. The Vets and nurses are of the highest quality and they always handle with the greatest care and understanding. We won't take our cat anywhere else!
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