Animal Doctor

4.7(60 reviews)

Nottingham

Closed · today 09:00–18:00

About

Animal Doctor is a privately owned, family-run small animal practice with surgeries at Ravenshead and Redhill in the Nottinghamshire area. It holds RCVS accreditation for both sites.

The clinical director and owner is Charlotte Hanson, who holds a BSc in biology alongside her veterinary qualification from Glasgow. The surgeries are equipped with X-ray, in-house blood testing, and a fully equipped air-conditioned operating theatre. Charlotte gained clinical experience working with the PDSA and RSPCA before establishing the practice.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

Recent reviews

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Marguerite McMullin
2 months ago
Miriam gave me a 2nd opinion on my very poorly cat. She was compassionate and clear in her advice and helped me make the hard decision to have him PTS.
Helen Oliver
2 months ago
Thankyou so much to the lovely lady vet at redhill for giving duke his booster and kennel cough, putting our minds at ease , thanks a million, what a star you are ,
Hucknall Ukes
3 months ago
Fabulous caring service, very highly rated.

Accessibility & parking

Wheelchair-accessible parking

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Contact & Location

238-240 Mansfield Rd, Redhill, Arnold, Nottingham NG5 8JY, UK

NG5 8JY

0115 967 9777

animal-doctor@outlook.com

www.theanimaldoc.co.uk/

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