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Leeds Emergency Vets
0113 252 5818
Morley Clinic & Hospital
0113 252 5818
Rothwell Clinic
0113 282 7117
Cleckheaton Clinic
01274 876686
Kippax Clinic
0113 286 7108
Batley Clinic
01924 474 300
Halton Clinic
0113 487 4208
Leeds Emergency Vets
0113 252 5818
Morley Clinic & Hospital
0113 252 5818
Rothwell Clinic
0113 282 7117
Cleckheaton Clinic
01274 876686
Kippax Clinic
0113 286 7108
Batley Clinic
01924 474 300
Halton Clinic
0113 487 4208
Abbey House Cleckheaton was opened in 1980 and has been looking after pets in the local area ever since. There are three receptionists, a Veterinary Nurse and Veterinary Surgeon. The clinic is situated at the bottom of the main pay and display car park in the town centre and there is limited free parking at the roadside immediately in front of the premises.
At our Morley Vets Hospital we have staff on site 24 hours a day 365 days of the year. If you are concerned about your pet or are unsure if it is an emergency then please ring us for advice on 0113 252 5818. On rare occasions if the staff onsite are unable to answer the call due to dealing with another emergency we have an answer phone system which is constantly monitored. Please leave a message and staff will call you back.
Caroline joined the practice in June 2002, she completed a Level 2 National Certificate for Veterinary Practice Receptionists in 2009 and completed the AMTRA (SQP) Suitably Qualified Person qualification in 2014 to become an animal medicine advisor. Caroline currently has a springer spaniel named Douglas and three chickens.
Teresa qualified from the University of Leon in Spain in 2017 and then moved straight to the UK. She has worked in small animal practice in Yorkshire before joining the veterinary team at Abbey House in 2020. Teresa has recently spent two months at Ohio State University on an externship programme, working in the soft tissue and emergency and critical care wards. At home she has a rescue cat called Ghost.
Ammar achieved his Masters in Veterinary Medicine in 2004 from the Norwegian School of Veterinary Medicine. Ammar has worked in Norway in mixed veterinary practice, research roles and as the Senior Inspector of Animal Health and Welfare at the the Norwegian Food Safety Authority. Ammar has a PhD in Epidemiology. He moved to the UK in January 2022 and joined the veterinary team at Abbey House.
