Animal Trust Barnsley - General Care & 24/7 Emergency Vets in South Yorkshire
Animal Trust Barnsley is a large, modern veterinary surgery located in South Yorkshire, with convenient on-site parking for clients. The practice offers a wide range of general veterinary care, including free consultations, vaccinations, neutering, dentistry, and both medical and surgical care. In addition to these routine services, the Barnsley team provides advanced surgical procedures such as orthopaedic surgery and benefits from having a vet with a special interest in feline medicine. This expertise means that, as well as supporting the local Barnsley community, the surgery also welcomes pet owners who travel from further afield to benefit from the team’s skills and Animal Trust’s fair, transparent pricing.
24/7 Pet A&E service is now available at Animal Trust Barnsley. This practice has expanded its services to include a 24/7 Pet A&E emergency centre, providing urgent care for pets whenever they need it most. This makes Barnsley a vital hub for emergency veterinary services in South Yorkshire, available around the clock.
The surgery was created through a bespoke half-million-pound conversion and provides a very modern facility where pets can receive compassionate and safe care. The surgery includes an on-site laboratory, four theatres, dedicated wards and isolation facilities, ensuring every pet’s visit is as effective and comfortable as possible.
There are no eligibility criteria to join Animal Trust Barnsley, and the team is dedicated to delivering accessible, high-quality veterinary care to the pet-owning community in Barnsley and across South Yorkshire.
Accreditations
This practice is accredited by the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme, an external body which assesses us and provides standards and benchmarks, see link for more information.
Animal Trust Barnsley is officially a Cat Friendly Clinic – Gold accredited by International Cat Care. This prestigious recognition celebrates the team’s commitment to providing a calm, stress-free environment for our feline patients. From cat-only waiting areas to gentle handling and expert care, every part of our clinic is designed with cats’ comfort in mind.
Find & Contact Us
Book AppointmentBook both urgent same-day & routine appointments here
General EnquiryFor enquiries during open hours, chat to our team via the online chat facility (bottom right of all web pages)- Emergency Enquiry01226 446 833
- Opening HoursMonday to Sunday: 24 hours
Location of Animal Trust Vets Barnsley
Our prices at Animal Trust Vets Barnsley
For sick pet care, you'll find many of our prices are market-leading, especially when you consider the level of inclusivity in our services, such as our commitment to supporting pets through complications and prioritising quality standards. You can see some of our surgery, investigation, and inpatient care costs at the link below.
For elective procedures like vaccinations and neutering, we aim to offer fair pricing. However, rather than heavily discounting these services, we'd rather that the revenue is used to keep urgent and lifesaving treatments more affordable, because when a pet is seriously ill, cost should never be a barrier to care.
Consultation - 15 minutes with a vet
£FREE
Out-of-Hours Emergency
£79
PawAssist Health Plan
£19.50
Prescription Fee
£27
Full vaccination course
£59.99
Dog or Cat Booster Vaccine
£44.99
Kennel Cough Vaccine
£39
Puppy or Kitten Starter Pack (Vaccines + Microchip + Parasite Care)
£85
Out-of-Hours Pet A&E
No prior registration required • Normal daytime pricing for treatment and hospital care
Animal Trust provides 24/7 emergency and out-of-hours veterinary care at our Pet A&E hospitals.
Whether your pet needs an urgent treatment, emergency surgery or inpatient hospital care, our experienced emergency teams are on-site around the clock to provide immediate treatment and support when it matters most. Our Pet A&E service is open to everyone, with no prior registration required.
Not sure if your pet needs emergency treatment? Call our Pet A&E team immediately if your pet has:
Difficulty breathing
Collapse or seizures
Severe bleeding
Suspected poisoning
Been hit by a car
Severe pain or distress
Read our guide: When Is It a Pet Emergency?
If you are worried about your pet, please call us before travelling so our emergency team can advise you and prepare for your arrival.