Priory Vets sits on Derby Road in Beeston, Nottingham, treating cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, small mammals, and wildlife. The practice runs round the clock through a partnership with MiNightVet Nottingham, which staffs the building overnight for emergencies when regular appointments aren't running. There's a car park out front, wheelchair access, and the usual services: dental work, X-rays and ultrasound, microchipping, neutering, and vaccinations. The practice also handles specialist referrals.
Part of CVS Vets
Cats
Dogs
Client car park
Disabled public access
Out-of-hours service
Dentistry
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
The practice operates 24 hours a day. MiNightVet Nottingham provides on-site emergency service outside routine hours.
Based on 7 reviews
Local Pest
Google 6 June 2026
We brought our Lad Bertie in for an emergency appointment in the early hours of the morning on Saturday. The care and compassion shown in the final minutes of his life was beautiful. Afterwards they took care of him so well even when we were let down by the crematorium service that we arranged. Many thanks guys and have no hesitation in recommending you
Jemma Harper
Google 29 May 2026
We had to visit as an emergency, out of hours for our cat. Friendly staff and the vet was very helpful. Luna is much better, appt was within 1hr of calling which was very much appreciated.
Carrie McNabb
Google 25 February 2026
We took our sweet rescue dog in to be spayed. The staff were so kind and helpful and took such good care of her. We trust her to be in good hands each time we bring her here. They gave us good post-op advice and the staff told Fable how cute she was in her donut inflatable cone, which I'm sure helped with her healing process ☺️
Elliott Coxon
Google 23 February 2026
The whole team here are fantastic, from reception to the veterinary staff. They are so good with our animals and are so polite. Their advice and knowledge is so good. Thank you!
Nadia Henini
Google 11 February 2026
We trusted this practice to look after our beloved miniature Yorkshire Terrier, who had a history of breathing difficulties and a suspected tracheal collapse. Despite this, the vets chose to put him under general anaesthetic for a non-urgent nasal flush and dental procedure something that should never have gone ahead without properly ruling out his airway condition first From the start there were red flags: His admission form incorrectly stated he had no ongoing conditions, even though tracheal collapse had been discussed with their vet just weeks earlier. His breathing rate and noise were clearly abnormal on the day of surgery, but they still proceeded with anaesthesia. The anaesthetic risk level (ASA) was left completely blank, and the records show poor monitoring and inconsistent oxygen readings. The vet’s own report admits they had to change the breathing tube twice, including one that was faulty yet they claim every precaution was taken to prevent aspiration pneumonia, which he later developed. After surgery, Bobby struggled to breathe on his own, went into respiratory distress, and never recovered. We have since obtained his records and lab results, which show several contradictions and missing details. Even their follow-up letter contains factual inaccuracies mentioning tests that were never performed and failing to explain key discrepancies in his treatment. We lost our little Bobby under their care, and our family has been devastated. He was only meant to have a minor procedure, but he came home to us in a box. If you love your pet, please think twice before trusting this practice with any animal that has breathing issues or needs anaesthetic care. They may appear kind and professional, but their clinical judgment and communication failed us when it mattered most.
Trace Russell
Google 7 January 2026
Brilliant practice, great service, lovely staff, Robert Woodward the vet is a credit to you, always greets with a smile, easy to understand prognosis and options for treatment, with your pets welfare always a priority . Thanks again.
Sally Ann Topley
Google 8 October 2025
Horrible experience, my puppy would have died alone in a cage while in their care. Should have known after waiting 40 min for blood results they had to restart with another blood sample so another hour waiting. They did not call me to tell me how bad he was. I had to call every 2 hours to get an update. He spent another night there instead of being rushed to the specialist, which I requested early afternoon. Didn't get update until 1:30am. They made him walk out when we went to get him to finally get him to specialist. He could not breathe and they made him walk out!! 30 min later he died in our arms. As we carried our baby out, the vet ran out after us to say he'll send us the remaing 1.2k bill which we had paid!!! Over 2k for 2 nights of neglect. Do not take your pet here.
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