Vets in Sheffield: practices listed across the city
22 vets are listed in Sheffield, spread over many districts. Millhouses has the most, with 3. Check hours and phone details before you travel with a sick pet.
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Millhouses 3
Woodseats 2
Fox Hill 2
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Abbeymoor Veterinary Centres
110-116 Halifax Road, Sheffield S6 1LH
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Vets4Pets
Handsworth 2
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Hall Court Veterinary Group Handsworth Surgery
227B Handsworth Road, Sheffield S13 9BJ
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White Cross Vets
Retford Road, Sheffield
Ecclesfield 2
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Springfield Veterinary Surgery
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Springfield Vets
106 High Street, Sheffield S35 9XE
Stubbin 1
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Abbey Vets
340 Manchester Road, Sheffield S36 2RH
High Green 1
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Abbey Vets
Wortley Road, Sheffield S35 4LU
Totley 1
Broomhill 1
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Broomhill Veterinary Practice
13 Crookes Road, Sheffield S10 5BA
Hillsborough 1
Crookes 1
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Hallam Veterinary Centre
187 Crookes, Sheffield S10 1TE
Highfield 1
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Highfield Veterinary Centre
145-147 London Road, Sheffield S2 4LH
Atlas 1
Waterthorpe 1
Hackenthorpe 1
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Springfield Vets
Sheffield Road, Sheffield S12 4LR
Frecheville 1
Data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, as of 18 October 2026
Finding a vet is a small list job. The vets directory holds 22 veterinary practices for the whole of Sheffield. That is far fewer than dentists or doctors, so it pays to know where they are before you need one.
Where the practices are
Millhouses has the most, with 3. Ecclesfield, Woodseats, Handsworth and Fox Hill have 2 each. Atlas and Waterthorpe have 1 apiece. Many districts have none at all.
If your own district is empty, look at its neighbours. A drive of a few minutes is common for pet owners here.
Practices people know by name
Several practices are known by name. Springfield Vets is in Ecclesfield. White Cross Vets is in Handsworth. Abbey Vets is in Stubbin. PDSA is listed in Atlas. PDSA is a charity that helps owners on certain benefits, and it has its own rules, so ask the branch whether you qualify.
Checking before you go
The detail here is thin, and you should know it before a stressful trip.
- Opening hours: only 3 practices list them.
- Website: 3 have one.
- Phone: 2 give a number.
- Step-free access: 1 is marked as accessible for wheelchair users.
Those low counts do not mean the other practices have no phone or hours. They mean the information was never added to the open map. Search for the practice by name to find a number.
The list does not say which practices treat which animals, such as rabbits or birds, or which offer emergency care at night. Ask when you register your pet. It is better to know the answer before an emergency than during one.
The data comes from OpenStreetMap and can change. If you know a practice that is missing, has closed or has moved, tell us and we will update the page.
