Peak Vets

Peak Vets Peak Vets is part of Linnaeus Veterinary Ltd (A Mars Company). We cover all aspects of your pet's healthcare. We are open until 9 pm weekdays.
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The aim of the team at Peak Vets is to provide outstanding patient and client care within a friendly and professional environment. From lifesaving surgery to a more routine but important vaccinations - we can treat your pet quickly and effectively.

20/06/2026

🚨No shows 🚨

Every appointment slot can save, improve and promote a pet’s life, which is why showing up for procedure slots is so important. A missed procedure slot could be given to another pet 😢.

Our clinic requires a 50% deposit for all procedures to be booked in.

Please call and let our team know if you are unable to come to a procedure slot, and we can help to reschedule this 📞

Our Pet First Aid Evening is coming up, and there are still spaces available !! Get in touch if you would like to learn ...
17/06/2026

Our Pet First Aid Evening is coming up, and there are still spaces available !!

Get in touch if you would like to learn some valuable first aid skills. That could help your furry friends in an emergency 🐾🚑

📅 When: Mon 13th July 2026
📍Where: Peak Vets
⏰ What time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
🎤 Speaker: Ashleigh Kubie BSc (Hons) VN CertVNECC NCert(SurgNsg) RVN
💷 Cost: £15 per person

Your evening will include:

🩺 A full pet first aid presentation
🐾 Live demonstrations
❓ Q&A session with our team
☕ Light refreshments
🎁 A mini first aid kit to take home
📄 Helpful handout sheet
🏆 Certificate of completion

✨ We only have 20 spaces available and places are open exclusively to our registered clients on a first come, first served basis.

📧 To reserve your place, please email [email protected] and further details including a payment link will be sent to you.

⏳ Booking deadline: 29th June

Disclaimer: Some of these images may be sensitive to some viewers. Have you got a dog or cat that likes to sneakily eat ...
17/06/2026

Disclaimer: Some of these images may be sensitive to some viewers.

Have you got a dog or cat that likes to sneakily eat things that they shouldn’t ?🐕 🐈‍⬛

At Peak Vets we’ve seen a few of these culprits! This week’s cheeky chappy Ralph was admitted for emergency surgery to remove a tea towel. 😅

Luckily his owners were quick to notice, and spotted the signs early!

Our wonderful veterinary team successfully removed the tea towel, and Ralph is now back home making a fantastic recovery showered in lots of love. 💕

If you suspect that your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t have, don’t wait around ! Give us a call as this could be an EMERGENCY 🚨

Signs of a foreign body can include
🤢 vomiting
🤒 lack of appetite
😴 lethargy
😣 Painful bloated abdomen
Or
⁉️Missing objects or food within your pets environment

Show Ralph some love in the comments by sharing your pet’s stories, of a time when they have been cheeky too 🙈

Investing in the best care for your bunnies 🐰 Our RVN rabbit champions Wendy and RVN Kayley recently took a trip to Birm...
15/06/2026

Investing in the best care for your bunnies 🐰

Our RVN rabbit champions Wendy and RVN Kayley recently took a trip to Birmingham to attend a specialised rabbit event!

Our team are always updating their skills to ensure our clinic has the most up to date knowledge.

At Peak Vets we are proud to be a ‘Silver Rabbit Friendly’ clinic, and our team are passionate about keeping this standard for our fluffy community. ✨

08/06/2026

🚨Opening Hours Changes 🚨

From Monday 8th June 2026, our clinic opening hours are changing.

⏰ Our website will also change from this date. So please check our website before your next visit to avoid disappointment.

🐾 What This Means For You
‼️Check Before You Travel: Verify our new times online before heading to the clinic.
‼️Appointments: Existing appointments remain unchanged unless we have contacted you directly.
‼️Emergencies: If your pet needs urgent care outside our new hours, you will be directed to our out of hours clinic.

🐾🚑 Pet First Aid Evening at Peak Vets! 🚑🐾Would you know what to do if your pet had an emergency? Join us for our Pet Fir...
02/06/2026

🐾🚑 Pet First Aid Evening at Peak Vets! 🚑🐾

Would you know what to do if your pet had an emergency? Join us for our Pet First Aid Event and learn valuable skills that could make all the difference for your furry friend! ❤️🐶🐱

📅 When: Mon 13th July 2026
📍Where: Peak Vets
⏰ What time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm
🎤 Speaker: Ashleigh Kubie BSc (Hons) VN CertVNECC NCert(SurgNsg) RVN
💷 Cost: £15 per person

Your evening will include:

🩺 A full pet first aid presentation
🐾 Live demonstrations
❓ Q&A session with our team
☕ Light refreshments
🎁 A mini first aid kit to take home
📄 Helpful handout sheet
🏆 Certificate of completion

✨ We only have 20 spaces available and places are open exclusively to our registered clients on a first come, first served basis.

📧 To reserve your place, please email [email protected] and further details including a payment link will be sent to you.

⏳ Booking deadline: 29th June

Heat Wave Alert! ☀️🔔Summer has arrived, and so has the risk of heatstroke. Heatstroke is a life-threatening emergency th...
23/05/2026

Heat Wave Alert! ☀️🔔
Summer has arrived, and so has the risk of heatstroke. Heatstroke is a life-threatening emergency that develops rapidly.

Protect your furry family members with these essential safety steps:

🚫 Avoid Day Time Walks: Do not exercise pets in the midday heat. Hot pavement can also severely burn paw pads.
✅ Cool Walkies: Walk them in the early morning or late evening once temperatures drop.
❌ Never Leave Pets in Cars: Temperatures inside a parked car can become fatal in minutes.
✅ Stay Hydrated & Shaded: Provide constant access to shade and fresh, cool water.
✅ Keep Them Entertained: Use frozen lick mats, ice treats, and fans to keep them cool indoors.

🚨 Signs of Heatstroke to Watch For:
* Heavy panting or breathing in distress
* Sticky, dry gums
* Lethargy, wobbling, or collapsing
* Confusion or seizures

🏥 What to Do in an Emergency:
Act quickly! Move your pet to a shaded area, cool them down with room-temperature water and a fan, and call us immediately.

📅 Our Bank Holiday Opening Hours:
* Saturday: Open 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
* Sunday: Open 9:30 AM – 1:00 PM
* Monday: CLOSED

📞 Emergency Contact:
If we are closed and you have an emergency, you will be directed to our out of hours.

Pip recently had a weight transformation and is fitter than ever at the ripe age of 16 years old !She was placed on a mo...
21/05/2026

Pip recently had a weight transformation and is fitter than ever at the ripe age of 16 years old !

She was placed on a monthly injection of librela and intermittent pain relief for over a year, due to weight dependent lameness. Her weight was 11kg !!

Her quality of life was poor, she struggled with steps, the sofa, the stairs. She experienced over heating in the summer. Her fitness was limited and energy levels low.

Her diet was switched to the Royal Canin Satiety, to combat her greedy streak which keeps her fuller for longer. And a good exercise regime !

During her transformation and a 32% weight loss Pip now weighs 7.4kg !!! And is now librela free, pain relief free and able to live a longer, happier and healthier life.

Weight loss can be one of the safest and cheapest methods of treating osteoarthritis as well as many other health conditions related to excessive weight!!

Did you know ?
- A 6.10% - 8.85% weight loss provides the same pain relieving effects and anti inflammatory effects as giving pain relief.

If you think your pet needs a weight transformation, give us a call 📞 and we are on hand to help.

18/05/2026

May is Veterinary Nurse Awareness month!!!

A chance to put the spotlight on our amazing, talented, patient and caring RVNs and SVNs. Behind the scenes our nurses are kept busy, from monitoring anaesthetics, providing surgical assistance, laboratory testing to patient recovery. Our nurses provide a voice for those in our care by offering a comforting hand often with some cat nip or a squeaky toy.

Our nurses are true professionals who make your patients health their top priority. Show our nurses some love in the comments 🤍 Peak Vets would not be the same without them !!! Thank you to our Nursing Team.

Ashleigh recently visited 608 Vets in Birmingham to complete some basic CPR training with their team. 💥 Ashleigh is a tr...
15/05/2026

Ashleigh recently visited 608 Vets in Birmingham to complete some basic CPR training with their team. 💥

Ashleigh is a trained instructor, who worked with the team to practice a range of CPR techniques, ECG readings and simulations for a variety of crash scenarios.

A vital skill for our veterinary community to keep up to date, to ensure our patients have the best chance in the scariest of situations.

Address

36 Olivet Road
Sheffield
S88QS

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 9pm
Tuesday 8am - 9pm
Wednesday 8am - 9pm
Thursday 8am - 9pm
Friday 8am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+441142507733

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