Companion Care (Wakefield) Ltd

Companion Care (Wakefield) Ltd is a locally owned Vets4Pets practice (run as a joint venture), set up as a modern, well‑equipped clinic with in‑house diagnostics and surgical facilities. The website describes a broad clinical offering (including orthopaedics and imaging), and also notes practical accessibility features such as separate cat and dog waiting areas plus an isolation unit.

From the latest reviews available to us, the feedback is brief and limited in detail, but includes a clear positive comment describing the team as “brilliant” and “really helpful”.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website include

• •Diagnostics & monitoring: in‑house laboratory work (haematology, biochemistry, electrolytes), blood pressure monitoring, ultrasound, digital X‑ray, dental X‑ray, echocardiography
• •Surgery & anaesthesia: operating theatre, anaesthesia, soft tissue surgery, orthopaedics (including cruciate surgery and fracture repair), ear surgery
• •Dentistry: dentistry plus dental imaging (dental X‑ray)
• •Medical care: dermatology, rabbit medicine and testing, small mammal medicine and surgery, acupuncture, medication and prescriptions
• •Preventive care & clinics: microchipping, nurse clinics, weight clinic, nutritional advice, health plans
• •Facilities: hospital ward and isolation unit
• •Out-of-hours: the website states out‑of‑hours emergency care is provided by Abbey House Emergency Vets, with consultation fees varying by time (no specific prices given).
• •Training: listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

People

• •Fiona Coutts — Joint venture partner & veterinary surgeon. The website states she holds an ISFM Advanced Feline Behaviour Certificate and is described as an advocate for cats in practice. She also notes she values case continuity (being able to see cases back for follow‑up).

Reviews

Google rating: 4.0 stars from 6 reviews. “”

• •One reviewer explicitly describes the practice as “brilliant” and “really helpful.”
• •Several other reviews (including mid‑range ratings) don’t include written detail, so there’s limited information on specific experiences, treatments, or outcomes from reviews alone.