Would like to give a massive thank you to Emma and Will and everyone else involved for working into the night to fix my gorgeous cat monty after he suffered from a second intussusception . Fingers crossed he is going to fine and is now back to his cheeky self xx Read Less

From the phone call, through the reception to see the vet; the care given by the nurses and the talk of your pets condition is done with care and compassion by all concerned. So much so there's never any problem when we have to return Fletcher is always happy to have a check up Read Less

From a dogs perspective I've known this practice all my life for ten years - firstly it doesn't smell funny, the receptionists always talk to me which relaxes me when I walk in, the vets are friendly treat me gently with care and my favourite vet is Mr Crowe I have known him since a puppy and he is the only one who can get kennel cough vaccination down me without a fight and he doesn't hurt when he does my jabs. They looked after my dad and my owners when he was poorly . I like them very much Woof n wags Toby Read Less

Jan looked after my first German Shepherd Dooley he had cardio problems and with all his problems he made it to over nine. Bob unfortunately had to diagnose a massive inoperable tumor in the pelvic area of our second Shepherd Brian and he had to be PTS on Christmas Eve 2013 difficult one for all concerned but the compassion expressed by Bob and the staff was wonderful. Read Less

Our adorable pooch (Amos) is being treated at Kingsway in Skipton and we are completely blown away by the level of care and support they are giving our baby. They are doing the very best they can to help him whilst keeping us updated of his progress at least twice a day. Its lovely to be able to visit him and see him looking so comfortable and well looked after. Thank you to all the staff who have been so kind Read Less

Absolutely disgusting. My partner and I live in Addingham. We were driving through Silsden and an Alsatian ran out into the road in front of our car. My wife got out with one of our dogs leads and leashed him, although he had no collar. She took him to the pet store and they pointed her in the direction of Kingsway Vets, where she walked him. I drove there and waited whilst she took him inside. The receptionist/vet nurse was rude the moment my wife stepped in the door. They checked for a microchip and discovered that the dog was chipped and registered to their vet practice, however we were told they could not give us the registered address. When the vets tried contacting the owner, they got no response. They then told my wife that they could not hold on to the dog and we would have to take him ourselves and contact the dog warden. We were in our small car with 3 dogs, and on our work lunch hour. I went into the vets myself and explained the situation, but the vet was rude and blunt, telling me that they could not have him and was not their responsibility. I was left with no choice but to unleash the dog inside the vets and close their door behind me as I left. Very very sad and disappointing that we did the right thing in bringing him into safety for a vets to try and turn the dog away, despite the fact that it was registered with them AND that they had an address for the owner. I wanted this story to be public, because we were both so disgusted at the situation.Read Less

Kinsway saved the life of my beautiful old duchess cat drucilla, after other vets said to put her to sleep I took her to kingsway and she kept goin for another 6 years in absolute comfort and no pain , she lived to the grand old age of 22 , and all thanks to the amazing staff at kingsway Read Less

Thank you so much to Emma Clark and the rest of the crew. Colin the Cat has gone from being the shyest, stroppiest little scruff bag to a totally different cat. I was horrified when I heard the words 'kidney failure' because I thought that ment 'death sentence'. How wrong could I be! You have all been wonderful in dealing with that issue, and then his 2 teeth being removed and mouth checked. You have reassured me all the way, and now I'm wondering how long it will be before I need diet tips for the greedy little piglet! Ha ha. See you in a couple of months for his retesting. Thank you so very much. Read Less