Yorkshire Vets is a veterinary practice on Topcliffe Lane in Morley, West Yorkshire. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 6:00pm, and Saturday mornings from 8:30am to noon. It treats cats, dogs, and small mammals.
Services include blood testing, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, microchipping, neutering, vaccinations, and flea and worm treatments. The practice has client car parking and disabled access.
For emergencies outside regular hours, Yorkshire Vets provides 24-hour cover at their RCVS Accredited Veterinary Hospital on the Leeds/Bradford border. Vets Now handles out-of-hours care from 6pm to 7:30am on weekdays, and from noon Saturday to 7:30am Monday morning.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Car park nearby
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
The practice is open throughout the day from 8:30am until 6:00pm Monday to Friday, and from 8:30am until Noon on Saturday. During this time clients can come in or call to register, make appointments, request and collect repeat prescriptions, or seek advice from nurses or receptionists.
Based on 8 reviews
Rachel Ward
Google 22 April 2026
Been under Yorkshire Vets for many years and they have always been great but this was our first visit to the Morley Branch. Staff friendly and welcoming ,and the environment very calming . I would like to say a big thank you to our Vet Maria who was absolutely amazing!!!! My dog is scared and reactive at the vets and her approach and interaction with him was fantastic. Thank you so much
Sarah Teshome
Google 8 April 2026
Yorkshire Vets is owned by IVC, a private equity backed company whose sole objective is to bleed pet owners dry. The staff and vets are lovely but their parent company is making them charge £200 a month for two generic drugs that are available online for £15. It is unprincipled and immoral. If you ask for the prescription only service (so that you can get the drugs online) they will charge you £35 per prescription. My lovely pooch with a heart condition which is routine for his age could be treated for £15 a month. He is being charged £200 a month. It is nothing less than extortion. Thankfully there is legislation coming in to stop this abhorrent practice but it is not coming in until September 2026. I note that until the legislation comes into force Yorkshire Vets are maxing their charges. No early adoption of the rules for IVC. Until the legislation comes in to force - steer well clear of all private equity backed vets!! It is quite literally a disgrace. I have moved to another veterinary practice today with no problem. After 28 years with this practice I somehow expected them to be caring and decent and reasonable as they always used to be. But the new private equity owners are finance guys. They don’t care about pets or their owners.
Suzanne Beal
Google 19 February 2026
Nice welcome when we walked in. Consultant obviously loved her job and knew what she was talking about. Very friendly and did a thorough check on Bruno and given the all clear. I felt I could trust the consultant and not be handed unneccesary medications. Bruno my dog lab retreiver who is now 10 years old stood nicely for the vet and then wanted his treat. I was told he is in good health for his age. I cannot thank Yorkshire Vets Morley for their kindness and dedication to making the visit really special. You all have looked after Bruno since he was young. Thankyou. Keep up the good work everyone. X
jo avery
Google 17 January 2026
They are great, a little pricey, but I’m willing to pay for the location and how good they are with my cats. Reception staff, especially Sam, they are so friendly and reassuring especially if you are worried about something. There have been times where I have called them a few times a day due to being worried about my cats whilst in surgery, and they are so patient and reassuring, the reception staff even arranged for a nurse to call me back to speak with me about my cats (they were going in for neutering, and I have Persians) You can tell they really love animals and I feel my pets are in good hands with them. As with other vets the prices keep increasing and it is costly, so I may review whether they’re still suitable for us if this continues but for now they are great!
David Wood
Google 2 December 2025
posted a recent review saying car park cost £7:20 for 90 minutes. the car park at morley vets is free and a very good vets. was meant for the light shopping centre leeds. how it got on the morley vets website I don't know. sorry.
Jane Bestwick
Google 1 February 2025
My cat had an out break fleas all over his ears - 24 hours later they have gone. Kind vets, quick appointment and lovely reception staff who make you so welcome and at ease.
maggie Wrigglesworth
Google 3 April 2024
Another visit for Cooper and Wilson’s annual booster. Cooper and Wilson again always so excited when we go. The team are so friendly and professional. Would highly recommend.
Jay Hay
Google 27 March 2024
Been taking my cat Chloe there since she was 12 weeks old (7 years old now) brilliant service as always. The environment is clean and well laid out. The staff are great, friendly and welcoming and very helpful always.
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