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Chapel House Veterinary Practice Chapel House Veterinary Practice is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). We regard your pet as part of the family.

We are a friendly, caring veterinary practice, dedicated and eager to give your pets the modern veterinary care you expect.

01/11/2026

🐹 Meet the lovely Onigiri!

This gorgeous little guinea pig belongs to one of our Registered Veterinary Nurses and has recently been through quite the ordeal!

After being diagnosed with ovarian cysts, Onigiri underwent surgery to have them removed. We're very pleased to report that everything went well, and she's now recovering comfortably at home!

📸 Take a look behind the scenes at Onigiri's journey, from diagnosis and surgery to her recovery at home!

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐We know just how much your pets mean to you, so it's lovely to hear that the care and understanding o...
30/10/2026

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐

We know just how much your pets mean to you, so it's lovely to hear that the care and understanding our team provides makes a difference! 🥰

A big thank you to Markie's owner for taking the time to share such kind words. Feedback like this means so much to our whole team!

Wishing everyone a lovely weekend!

🎆 Bonfire Night tip: Keep your pets feeling safe! 🐾With fireworks season approaching, now is a great time to think about...
27/10/2026

🎆 Bonfire Night tip: Keep your pets feeling safe! 🐾

With fireworks season approaching, now is a great time to think about your pet's routine and how you can make things less stressful for them. ❤️

🐕 Walk before dark – Try to walk your dog earlier in the day, before fireworks are likely to start. Keep them on a lead, even in familiar places, as unexpected bangs can cause them to bolt.

🚪 Check your escape-proofing – Keep doors, windows and garden gates secure. Frightened pets can act out of character and try to run away.

❤️ Let them choose their comfort – Some pets want to stay close to you, while others prefer to hide somewhere quiet. Offer reassurance if they seek it, but never force them out of their hiding place.

🦴 Keep them occupied – Offer a favourite toy, a long-lasting suitable chew or a food puzzle if your pet is happy to engage with it.

🐰 Don't forget your small pets! Rabbits and guinea pigs can be frightened by fireworks too. If possible, bring outdoor pets into a suitable sheltered space, or provide extra bedding and safe hiding places. If covering an enclosure, maintain plenty of ventilation.

🐱 Keep cats indoors if possible – Encourage them to come inside before dark and provide access to litter trays, food, water and somewhere to hide.

Remember, every pet is different. Staying calm and keeping their routine as consistent as possible can make a real difference. 🐾

Save this post to help you get prepared!

Meet Bruce, our one eyed wonder!This handsome little guy belongs to one of our nurses and visited us for his castration....
25/10/2026

Meet Bruce, our one eyed wonder!

This handsome little guy belongs to one of our nurses and visited us for his castration.

Getting into the spooky spirit, Bruce even brought along his Halloween toy to keep him company for the day 👻 Wishing you a speedy recovery, Bruce! 💚

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐Nothing makes us happier than hearing that your pets feel relaxed and happy when they visit us! 🐾    ...
23/10/2026

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐

Nothing makes us happier than hearing that your pets feel relaxed and happy when they visit us! 🐾

🎆🐾 Bonfire Night is coming – let's get our pets prepared!Fireworks can be exciting for us, but for many of our furry fri...
20/10/2026

🎆🐾 Bonfire Night is coming – let's get our pets prepared!

Fireworks can be exciting for us, but for many of our furry friends, the loud bangs and flashes of light can be frightening. The good news is that there are plenty of things we can do to help them feel safer.

🏡 Create a cosy safe space – Choose a quiet area of your home where your pet can retreat if they feel worried. Add their favourite blankets, bedding and toys to make it extra comforting.

🪟 Close curtains and windows – This helps reduce the noise and block out flashes of light.

🎶 Put some background noise on – The TV or radio can help muffle the sound of fireworks, especially if your pet is used to hearing them.

🧸 Make it familiar – Keep favourite toys and comforting items nearby, and make sure your pet has access to their usual hiding places.

🐾 Start early! Don't wait until the fireworks begin to prepare. Getting your pet comfortable with their safe space beforehand can help them feel more settled when the noise starts.

Keep an eye out - we'll be sharing more tips to help keep your pets happy and safe during fireworks season.

How does your pet usually cope with fireworks? Let us know in the comments! 👇

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐Whether it's your first time coming through our doors or if you've been visiting us for years, we lov...
16/10/2026

⭐ Feedback Friday ⭐

Whether it's your first time coming through our doors or if you've been visiting us for years, we love hearing you feel listened to, welcomed and well looked after.

Thankyou for this lovely 5⭐ feedback!

⚖️ National Pet Obesity Day ⚖️We all love giving our pets treats, but keeping them at a healthy weight is one of the mos...
14/10/2026

⚖️ National Pet Obesity Day ⚖️

We all love giving our pets treats, but keeping them at a healthy weight is one of the most important things we can do for their long-term health and happiness.

Even a small amount of extra weight can put additional strain on their joints and may increase the risk of health problems. The good news? You don’t have to manage weight loss alone!

💚 Our nurses offer dedicated weight clinics to help you and your pet every step of the way. These clinics are designed to:

🐾 Monitor and track your pet’s weight and progress
🥩 Review food, treats and portion sizes
📈 Set realistic, achievable weight-loss goals
💪 Encourage and support you throughout the process
🩺 Help ensure weight loss is gradual and safe

Our aim is to support you and your pet and help them reach a healthier weight in a way that works for both of you. 💚

If you're worried your pet may be carrying a little extra weight, or you’d simply like some guidance, speak to our team about booking a nurse-led weight clinic. Because a healthier weight means more walks, more playtime, more adventures and, most importantly, more happy years together.

🐾 Willow's first visit! 🐾This adorable little springer spaniel puppy is Willow! She visited the Hady practice for a full...
12/10/2026

🐾 Willow's first visit! 🐾

This adorable little springer spaniel puppy is Willow! She visited the Hady practice for a full health check and second vaccination with our vet, Dan.

We're pleased to report she was given a full bill of health and it was all included on her Pet Health for Life policy, helping her get the best start in life while offering great value and peace of mind.

Well done, Willow! We can't wait to see you next time!

⭐ Feedback Friday! ⭐We're finishing the week with another lovely review from one of our wonderful clients!A huge thank y...
09/10/2026

⭐ Feedback Friday! ⭐

We're finishing the week with another lovely review from one of our wonderful clients!

A huge thank you to everyone to takes the time to fill out feedback after their appointments - your kind words really do make our day!

Address

Hady Hill
Chesterfield
S410DZ

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 12pm

Telephone

+441246222232

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