Abbey Veterinary Group

read moreWe are committed to keeping abreast of the latest developments in modern veterinary practice and to providing high-quality treatment at sensible prices.

read morePlease keep your dog on a lead at all times. Where possible please encourage your dog to pass urine or faeces before coming to the surgery. If your dog does accidentally pass urine or faeces in the waiting room or in the car park please inform reception so they can arrange for this to be removed. If your pet is particularly noisy, aggressive or very nervous, please inform reception when you make the appointment and we will try and see your pet during a quieter time of the day. Emergency treatment is more effectively administered at the surgery and in most cases a severely injured animal can be moved quite safely.

read moreVicky joined Abbey Vets as a Senior Receptionist in 2007. She qualified as our practice Pet Bereavement Counsellor and in January 2016 was promoted to Assistant Practice Manager. She still maintains an active role in the smooth running of reception. Catherine joined Abbey Vets in 2014. After first completing a degree in animal science at the University of Nottingham, she then went on to graduate from the Royal Veterinary College in 2014. Catherine's main interests are soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery.

read moreFrom 1st November 2019, we will not be open on Saturdays at our Chellaston practice. We will however be open Saturday and Sunday in Chaddesden for any appointments over the weekend.