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Welcome to Beehive Vets
Independent, family-run Vet Practice in Rothwell, Yorkshire
We’re so proud to be your local independent vet practice. You can find us located on Commercial Street in Rothwell.

We're independent vets.
Having spent a combined 28 years as veterinary surgeons we finally had the opportunity to open our own practice, a lifelong dream for us both.
The veterinary industry has become overwhelmingly corporate over the last decade and has lost its personal touch.
Join the family
We want a practice that harks back to the more family feel of the places we used to work, where you'll feel welcome and valued all the time.
Gold-standard care policy
Be assured that we always oversee every aspect of your pet's care so that the standard of care your pet receives is always the best it can be.
In control of your treatment
We want to be free to invest in the best equipment in order to provide a high level of care to your pets all the time.
A welcoming practice
We've created a warm and welcoming experience for you and your beloved pets so that coming into our practice feels like coming into our home.
Latest updates...

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