Yorkshire Vets

Yorkshire Vets Yorkshire Vets in Bradford provides expert care for cats, dogs, and rabbits.

Our services include vaccinations, consultations, microchipping, spaying, neutering, dental cleaning, and nail clipping. Yorkshire Vets is a group of small animal veterinary surgeries, offering high quality, compassionate care for the pets of Leeds and Bradford. We also operate a 24 hour hospital facility at our main hospital site on the Leeds / Bradford border, so your pet can receive the care it

needs, whenever it needs it. Thornbury hospital is our 24 hour practice and is available on 01274 663301 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

515 Bradford Road
Thornbury
Bradford
BD3 7BA

If anyone asks, tell them your vet said you had to stay home with your pet!
01/12/2025

If anyone asks, tell them your vet said you had to stay home with your pet!

Cold weather can make it harder to spot what’s really going on under the fur. A winter wellness screen gives us a cleare...
01/12/2025

Cold weather can make it harder to spot what’s really going on under the fur.

A winter wellness screen gives us a clearer picture — helping to catch early signs of things like arthritis or kidney disease, so your pet can keep on bouncing through their day.

🩺 Book their winter screen today — it’s care that keeps the wiggles going. 🐾

📞 Call the practice to book your pet’s wellness screening.

*For healthy dogs aged over five and cats aged over seven. If your pet is unwell, please book a vet consultation. Visit our website for full details.

**FOUND** Young entire female and 3 kittens, brought in to our Armley surgery. No collar or chip. If you believe this is...
28/11/2025

**FOUND**

Young entire female and 3 kittens, brought in to our Armley surgery. No collar or chip.

If you believe this is your cat please contact the Thornbury hospital on 01274663301.

Please note, if an owner does not come forward within 7 days, they will go to a rescue space.

FUN FACT FRIDAY!💡The fastest dog breed – Greyhounds can run up to 45 miles per hour, making them the Ferraris of the dog...
28/11/2025

FUN FACT FRIDAY!💡

The fastest dog breed – Greyhounds can run up to 45 miles per hour, making them the Ferraris of the dog world.

Meet Pj 💜This lovely girl, PJ, came to see us after developing haemorrhagic diarrhoea and completely losing her appetite...
27/11/2025

Meet Pj 💜

This lovely girl, PJ, came to see us after developing haemorrhagic diarrhoea and completely losing her appetite and thirst. She really wasn’t herself. We sent her home with medication and planned to review her, but after two days she still wasn’t improving, so she was admitted for IV fluids and supportive care.

PJ was a very unwell girl and ended up staying with us for three days while we worked to get her feeling better again. Bit by bit she started to perk up, and once she was eating, brighter, and more comfortable, she was finally able to go home.

Since then she’s continued to improve every day, came back for her check-ups, and we’re delighted to say she’s now fully recovered and back to her normal self.

Well done PJ — you were such a brave girl! 🩷🐾

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26/11/2025

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Join over 800,000 pet owners and enjoy:
👩‍🔬Unlimited vet consultations*
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Meet Lyla 💜This is Lyla, a lovely girl who got herself in to trouble! She first came in after a bout of vomiting, and al...
25/11/2025

Meet Lyla 💜

This is Lyla, a lovely girl who got herself in to trouble! She first came in after a bout of vomiting, and although she was bright to begin with, she soon started to feel a lot worse. We admitted her to the hospital so we could keep a close eye on her and run some further tests.

An abdominal scan showed the reason she wasn’t improving — she had a foreign body stuck in her intestines. She went straight into surgery, where our team removed the obstruction and got her on the road to recovery. Picture of the offending item!

Lyla stayed with us overnight for fluids, pain relief and plenty of cuddles, and by the next day she was feeling much brighter and ready to head home. She’s since been back for a couple of re-checks and we’re delighted to say she has fully recovered.

She’s been such a star throughout the whole process, and we’re so pleased to see her back to her happy self again. 💛🐶

Anymore you say on the daily??🐈‍⬛😻
24/11/2025

Anymore you say on the daily??🐈‍⬛😻

Everyone, meet Rudy 💛🐾This little legend had bilateral micro-ophthalmia, which meant he eventually needed to have both o...
21/11/2025

Everyone, meet Rudy 💛🐾

This little legend had bilateral micro-ophthalmia, which meant he eventually needed to have both of his eyes removed😢. He had his surgery just three weeks ago and has been taking everything in his stride since.

Rudy popped in to see the Meanwood team today for his post-op check, and honestly… he showed up looking so dapper, like he’d dressed specially for the occasion. 🎩✨

He’s recovering brilliantly and proving every day just how resilient he is. We’re all so proud of him — go Rudy!

FUN FACT FRIDAY 💡🐾Did you know?Hamsters are intelligent creatures who can even learn their name. If you talk to your ham...
21/11/2025

FUN FACT FRIDAY 💡🐾

Did you know?

Hamsters are intelligent creatures who can even learn their name. If you talk to your hamster and use their name frequently enough to get them used to hearing it, they might even learn to come when called

Meet Mouse! ✨🐭Mouse is a very special cat who was born with cerebellar hypoplasia — a developmental condition that affec...
20/11/2025

Meet Mouse! ✨🐭

Mouse is a very special cat who was born with cerebellar hypoplasia — a developmental condition that affects the part of the brain responsible for balance and coordination. Cats with this condition often have a characteristic “wobbly” walk, but it doesn’t cause them pain and they can live full, happy lives. 💛

Recently, Mouse was rushed to the out of hours team for emergency surgery after becoming suddenly unwell. During the procedure, the team discovered he had swallowed a piece of plastic that was causing a blockage. While performing the surgery, they also made a surprising discovery — although Mouse appears male externally, he also has an o***y and a uterine horn internally!

Unfortunately, Mouse’s recovery after the first operation didn’t go as smoothly as we hoped. Further investigation revealed there was more plastic still causing problems, and he needed a second surgery to remove it. It was a challenging time for both Mouse and his dedicated family, but this little fighter made a full recovery and is now back to his happy, wobbly self! 💪🐱

We’re so proud of how resilient Mouse has been throughout everything, well done Mouse💕

Address

515 Bradford Road, Thornbury
Bradford
BD37BA

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

01274 663301

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