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Northallerton Vets4Pets

Inside Pets at Home
Unit 2 Low Gates Yard
High Street
Northallerton
North Yorkshire
DL7 8EB
01609 788 090 Chat on WhatsApp

Closed

Need emergency care? See out of hours information.

Normal Opening Hours

  • Monday  - 
  • Tuesday  - 
  • Wednesday  - 
  • Thursday  - 
  • Friday  - 
  • Saturday  - 
  • Sunday Closed

Holiday Opening Hours

Early Closure

  • Friday 10 Jul  - 

Meet the team

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Catriona

Veterinary Surgeon

BVMS, MRCVS

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I had a charmed upbringing in the Scottish Highlands surrounded by pets and wildlife. My love of and fascination of animals has been present for as long as I can remember. I had a pony as I was growing up and spent many hours disappearing into the forestry with him to see what I could find. Highland dancing was a large part of my early years which saw me and my sister dancing in the local hotels for tourists and taking part in competitions all over the North of Scotland at weekends. I can still just about manage a Highland Fling to this day!
I studied at Glasgow Veterinary School where I had five fantastic years of fun and friendship with a lot of learning and hands on veterinary experience mixed in. My first job was in mixed practice in Northallerton. I met my husband on my first evening in the county as a cow was calving on his family farm and my new boss took me along to lend a hand. We have an arrangement that I will live in Yorkshire as long as he will holiday in Scotland… so far so good.
I moved into the world of farm animal pathology for 18 years, working as a veterinary investigation officer in Thirsk. This was a brilliant job involving a lot of post mortem work to see why farm animals had died and looking for new and emerging disease threats as well as monitoring the prevalence of diseases we know to be present already in the UK. This work involved farm visits to look at why disease was happening as well as investigating poisonings and wildlife crimes. The work involved close liaison with medics to raise awareness of emerging diseases which could jump from animals to humans and also to monitor trends in antibiotic resistance patterns which again could impact on the human medicine world.
There then followed five years in the poultry industry which was interesting and involved mainly laying hens but also some broiler (meat) chickens, game birds and occasionally turkeys.
Moving back to small animal work was a big decision but one I am very happy I made. The team I work with are great and we work closely together. My work life balance means I get the time I need with my family and to pursue my many hobbies.
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Sophie

Veterinary Surgeon

MRCVS

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I love the variety and unpredictability of not quite knowing what I might be getting up to in my day. I really enjoy building relationships with our wonderful clients and patients and above all being able to help get our furry friends on the mend. I grew up in a little village near Guildford in Surrey but since graduating from Nottingham have lived in North Yorkshire. My first job after graduating was at Yoredale Vets before moving across to Northallerton Vets4Pets in 2022. I am a home bird, I like to spend time in the kitchen cooking and baking and spending time with my family. I have two dogs, little Tim and big George and a cat called Toto.

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Sam

Veterinary Surgeon

MRCVS

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I qualified from Liverpool Veterinary School (the best vet school — though our other vets may disagree!) and began my career in mixed practice, working with all creatures great and small. After gaining valuable experience across a wide range of species, I went on to focus on small animal practice, where my true passion lies. What I love most about being a vet is building strong relationships with patients and their families, working closely with them to support lifelong health and wellbeing. With a particular interest in medical cases and consulting, I enjoy piecing together the clues to solve complex problems and find the best possible outcomes for every patient. I take pride in providing thoughtful, compassionate care to every animal I meet. Outside of the clinic, I am a keen music lover who enjoys attending gigs and festivals throughout the year and I am looking forward to travelling more in the months ahead. I also love heading out on long walks with my trusty sidekick, Seb

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Will

Veterinary Surgeon

MRCVS

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I qualified in 2015 from the Royal Veterinary College in London. Since then I have worked in small animal general practice first at Kingsway in Skipton before moving to Kebir House in Northallerton in 2020. I have been working at Northalleton Vets4Pets since January 2025 and have loved my time here and which has been greatly helped by our excellent team.
Although my Mum’s family is originally from the area and I still have family that farm close by, I grew up in both Cumbria and then later in the Swiss Alps. In their different ways both landscapes have contributed to my love of mountains, hiking, and Skiing. I was recently fortunate enough to go on trek in Nepal with my family which marked my Father’s 50th year climbing in the Himalaya. The journey that took us through the varied terrains and climates of the Khumbu, from the lush banks and along the Dhudh Kosi to Everest Base camp and crossing glaciers over the Dramatic Cho La pass.
A real highpoint of the trip was being able to attend the Marni Rimdu, an important festival in Tibetan Buddhism, at Tengboche where we spent the day watching the monks perform the masked dances inside the monastery and receiving the wonderful hospitality of the Sherpa and Sherpani who had travelled from the surrounding villages to attend. Other highlights included experiencing the vibrancy and chaos of Kathmandu and getting to see an exceptional array of wildlife. Hustling monkeys in the temples of Kathmandu, the vivid plumage of the Himalayan Monal outside of Namche Bazar, Yak’s both wild and in trains carrying baggage between villages in the high mountains and, best of all, witnessing both a bull elephant and a rhino mother and calf in the wild during a few days in the jungles of Bardiya in the south west of Nepal.
Away from work I love playing the banjo, particularly in the frailing or clawhammer style, and also collect and restore both American and English vintage banjos.
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Kelly

Head Nurse RVN Qualified Veterinary Nurse & Practice Owner

RVN

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As a practice owner every day is so very different and this makes my role interesting. I love to see bonded clients and patients as well as meeting new and welcoming them to our wonderful, compassionate, caring practice. I worked overseas before joining the Veterinary profession. I qualified in 2005 where I was working in a very busy 24 hour hospital. I began working for Vets4Pets in 2009, later becoming a partner. I have gained my Assessor qualification (A1) to enable me to train Student Veterinary Nurses and this has been very rewarding. I gained an Advanced Surgical certificate (VNMA Surg) and use my extensive clinical skills on a daily basis. I travel as often as I possibly can, love to read and go to the cinema. I have a 13 year old (golden oldie), Border Terrier called ‘Beryl’ (Bez for short) who I adore.

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Katie

Registered Veterinary Nurse and Clinical Coach

RVN

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The thing I enjoy most about the job is the variety, no two days are the same. One day I am helping with anaesthetics, the next I'm a radiologist, then a nutritionist and the list never ends. I enjoy all aspects of the job but I have a special interest in Nutrition (having undertaken an Advanced Diploma in Canine and Feline nutrition), behaviour and small furries. I also enjoy the occasional reptile that I get to see.
Originally, I am a Southerner, having been born and raised in Hertfordshire. But I am a military child and came up North with my family in 2016, and whilst they continued to move around, I decided to stay and set my roots. When I first moved up here; I was a part of the Vets4Pets Darlington team. I then took a very short career break when I had my first child and returned to the profession at Wear Referrals. At Wear I was a part of the Internal Medicine team and the Soft Tissue team, but I realised I missed having that connection with the clients and wanted to return back to first opinion practice which brought me here to Vets4Pets Northallerton. Outside of caring for all your pets, I am a Squirrel Leader for Romanby Scouts and enjoy the outdoors, often going on hikes with my two children and our dog. I have a Patterjack called Annaki and a Guinea Pig called Paolo
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Jen

Animal Health Care Assistant

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I love many things about my Job but undoubtedly the part I love most is getting to spend time with the animals. I love surgery and being with them from when they arrive to when they go home again. I think being with them when they recover from an anaesthetic is one of the most important parts of my job, to offer reassurance and make sure they are well. I have worked in the veterinary industry for 20 years now. I originally started off in a local mixed animal veterinary practice so would often go out with the vet to help them with farm and horse work. I really enjoyed the large animal side of things and have many happy memories of my time helping out although standing in a barn in the middle of winter for hours on end helping the vet to calve a cow had its down sides mainly being frozen to the bone. After 5 years of working in a mixed practice I moved on to work for Middlesbrough Vets4Pets, and was there for 10 years! However, I got offered the opportunity to work at Northallerton Vets4Pets when it first opened, and with it being more local I decided to accept. I absolutely love working here! I love seeing the passion and care that every member of the team put into the roles they hold here. As a busy mum of five, finding time for my own hobbies and interests can be a challenge! I do have my level 1 & 2 Certificate in BSL British sign language and I would one day like to gain my level 3 so I can volunteer as an interpreter for the deaf. I have a Cavalier King Charles spaniel called Bruno, who comes to work with me on a regular basis he is also known as the practice head of security. I also have two farm cats, called Ludo and Frank, who only has 3 legs thanks to Sam who removed the injured leg thus saving his life. I also would say I have 160 cows but my husband who is a farmer would disagree with me on that one.

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Kirsty

Animal Health Care Assistant

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I love my position in the vets for many reasons. The first would have to be the close relationship I have with our operation inpatients. I am with them from their sedation, all the way through their op and until they are fully recovered and ready to head home. Making sure they are safe and well looked after. I love running Flea and Worm clinics too so i get to know our owners on a face to face basis. The Vets4Pets team in Northallerton is an extremely caring, and nurturing practice to be. Where every day you get to learn something new, and supply a service we are all incredibly proud of.
After many years of being a stay at home mum to my 3 children, I set up my own photography business as I have always had a flare for the arts. My photography career enabled me to stay at home where I was needed but also interact with the public, giving them lifelong memories which is one of favourite things to do. I decided to apply for the job at Vets4Pets Northallerton as I wanted to learn new skills and to give back to the community. And being an animal lover, it was the perfect opportunity. I jumped in with both feet, and haven’t looked back.
I have many hobbies and interests including reading, foraging, being out in nature - hiking and cold water swimming, photography and watching movies.
I have a very full house of fur babies. My eldest dog is called Bramble. I have a big, yellow lab called Teddy. A young cat named Bagherra who we adopted after he was found and brought into my practice. We also have two beautiful rats and some fish. I am completely out numbered
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Kirsty

Practice Manager & Owner

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One of the best parts of my role as Practice Manager is getting to know our clients and their pets. We're here to support you through every stage of your pet's life. Thank you for being part of our practice family. Many, many years ago before becoming part of the Vets4Pets family, I worked as an overseas weddings & office manager, managing operations and supporting teams across international destinations. It was really inetesting as everyday was different, just like working here.. In my spare time I enjoy spending time travelling and having BBQ's for friends at home. I have a very cute boy cat called Drex, he is my cat but prefers his father for cuddles. I am just the spare human...

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Brogan

Reception Manager

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What I enjoy most about my role is being the first point of contact for our clients and their pets. I love creating a welcoming, calm environment and supporting owners through both happy visits and more difficult moments. I particularly enjoy managing insurance claims, helping guide clients through the process and making it a little easier for them. I am originally from Northallerton and started my career as cabin crew, a role where I gained invaluable customer service experience and working in busy environments. Shortly after lockdown, I joined the vets, bringing with me a friendly approach for supporting both clients and their pets. Outside of work, I love spending my time with friends and family and making the most of my downtime. I am also an owner to two cats, two rabbits and two guinea pigs, so my love for animals definitely continues at home as well!

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Joe

Client Care Advisor

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Hello There, I'm Joe. I've been working in the practice for a little over 2 years now! My job is full of challenges which I love. Things can change daily keeping me on my toes, from poorly pets to crazy kittens and more. I previously worked in childcare for 7+ years, so not too much difference, smelly nappies swapped for messes on the floor! I enjoy nature, so living and growing up in the beautiful county side is a dream! My living room is full of plants and fish to keep me busy on my days off along side my other pets, Hetty and Organa the chickens and my cheeky chihuahua Rocky, who you may hear under the desk! I look forward to meeting you all and your furry friends, If you need anything please just give us a call!

Vets4Pets Northallerton is committed to bringing you affordable high quality care via a modern well equipped practice. Including a lab, pharmacy, digital x-ray and ultrasound. Plus, lots of on site car parking too.

Being on the first floor there is a lift available for anyone who may need it and the team are always available to lend a hand should you need assistance on getting your pet to the practice.

With separate cat and dog wards your four-legged family member is always our top priority.

The friendly team can't wait to meet you and your beloved pets.

Did you know you can contact us on WhatsApp. You can also send us an email at: Northallerton@Vets4Pets.com

Services

  • Emergency cover
    Even if we are closed, we have your pet covered.
  • Anaesthesia
    General anaesthetic enables us to perform many procedures kindly and safely for your pet.
  • Biochemistry
    Allows an assessment of the functionality of a patients organs.
  • Blood Pressure Monitor
    Used to measure the range of blood pressure as a preventative treatment to identify early signs of systemic hypertension.

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  • Dentistry
    The treatment and prevention of dental disease
  • Digital X-Ray
    Digital X ray equipment is available.
  • Haematology – Blood testing
    Allows the assessment of a patient's blood and blood cells.
  • Health Plans
    Designed to cover all the regular pet care essentials such as vaccinations and flea and worm prevention, whilst saving you money.
  • Herbal Medicines
    Can provide herbal medicine and advice
  • Hospital Ward
    Suite of custom-built kennels for the housing and monitoring of in-patients.
  • In-house Laboratory
    A range of analytical tests and equipment to assist in the rapid diagnosis of illness.
  • Isolation Unit
    A special ward to care for animals with contagious diseases.
  • Medication
    Medication
  • Microchipping
    A microchip can help retrieve lost pets
  • Nurse Clinic
    Appointments with a highly qualified nurse which can cover anything from nutrition and fitness advice, grooming techniques, to pet socialisation classes.
  • Nutritional Advice
    Advice and support for your pet's diet.
  • Late Opening Times
    Late Opening Times
  • Operating Theatre
    An operating theatre with gaseous anaesthetic facility for surgical procedures.
  • Animal Health Certificate
    Trained Official Veterinarian vets to issue Animal Health Certificate.
  • Pet Passport / Animal Health Certificate
    Trained Official Veterinarian vets to issue Pet Passports, Fit to Fly letters and rabies serology tests.
  • Prescriptions
    We can provide written prescriptions upon request.
  • Separated Dog & Cat Wards and Isolation Units
    Separate cat and dog hospital wards, designed to ensure your pet is kept in a comfortably stress free environment.
  • Ultrasound
    Generates 2-D moving images of your pet’s internal organs at work.
  • Weight Clinic
    Monitoring clinic to help dogs and cats achieve optimal weights – both if they have been under or overweight
  • X-Ray
    Generates digital 2D images of bones and internal organs.

Our practice prices

We are a locally owned practice and review our prices regularly to ensure we offer our clients the best value for money.

Our team are always happy to discuss pricing and treatment options and provide estimates in advance of any treatment for your pet. Please see below for the prices of our most frequently used services and treatments.

Appointment Price
Vet Consultation £47.00
Puppy full vaccination course £79.50
Spay (Female Dog) From £320.00
Castration (Male Dog) From £230.00
Microchipping £29.00
Written prescription fee £16.00
Annual booster vaccination £65.00

One simple plan for all your pet's needs

From vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage.

Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details

Appointment Price
Vet Consultation £47.00
Kitten full vaccination course £80.00
Spay (Female Cat) £145.00
Castration (Male Cat) £104.00
Microchipping £29.00
Written prescription fee £16.00
Annual booster vaccination £65.00

One simple plan for all your pet's needs

From vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage.

Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details

Appointment Price
Vaccination (Rabbit) £79.50
Spay (Female Rabbit) £155.00
Castration (Male Rabbit) £135.00

One simple plan for all your pet's needs

From vaccinations to face-to-face health checks and a free 24/7 vet helpline - our Complete Care Plan provides your pet with cost-effective preventative care for every life stage.

Find out more here, or ask the practice team for details

Terms and Conditions

For further information on our pricing and details of what each appointment/treatment includes please contact the practice.

All Prices include VAT and are subject to change.

*1 General policy of this practice is to re-examine an animal on a regular basis. Our team will discuss the most appropriate re-examination frequency with you.

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Practice accreditations

  • RCVS accreditation EDITED
  • VetGDP billboard practice
  • core standards small animal grayscale

Health Plans

Complete Care Plan

Complete Care Plan - Dog & Puppy

from £19.99 per month
One plan for all your pet's needs - saving you up to £300† per year. Small dog/puppy £19.99 per month and large dog £23.99 per month
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Complete Care Plan

Complete Care Plan - Cat & Kitten

from £16.99 per month
One plan for all your pet's needs - saving you up to £300† per year
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Complete Care Plan

Complete Care Plan - Rabbit

from £10.99 per month
One plan for all your rabbit's needs
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Health Plans

Flea & Worm Pack

Protect your pet and your pocket!
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Out of hours

Medivet 24 Hour Thirsk
Lumley CLose
Thirsk
YO7 3BT

Telephone: 01845 522 297

Out of Hours Consults Fees 7pm to 9am: £130. Sunday 9am-7pm and Bank Holidays Consult Fees £101