I felt very anxious leaving my fur Baby dolly but seeing how relaxed she was when returning from my…read moreholiday i realised I had no reason to worry at all . The catteries are absolutely spotless and with the cats having the chickens to watch it keeps them occupied so the don't miss us humans half as much as we want them to . Debbie as you can tell within minutes of meeting her is a genuine cat person I feel happy leaving dolly there in the future

Just had to leave a review to say how happy we are to leave our cat Izzy in Debbies care,such a…read morelovely lady who really cares for all her cats.....Izzy loves her time there,and would quite happily stay for longer...

This Pets at Home has recently been done up. Its a great new layout. There is more varieties of…read morefish, along with loads of tanks and accessories to buy. There are a great selection of dog, cat, rabbit etc foods and accessories. There are a great selection of Christmas things for all your pets. You will love all the rabbit, they have new pens behind glass so you can see them better. The accessibility is great for disabled and there is plenty of space to get round. The staff are great, they are very polite, helpful and will help you with any project. You can spend a fortune in here, its great.

Pets at home is one of the largest pet stores in the area…read more They stock items for all different kinds of animals and have a reasonably large tropical fish section which is good as many smaller tropical fish shops seem to be closing recently. I don't have any other pets apart from fish so can't really comment on the staff members knowledge in other areas but most of them seem to have a reasonably good idea what they are talking about regarding aquariums. I went to Pets at home when I first started my aquarium and they game me some good general advice on stock levels, water testing etc and all of the fish I have purchased from there have been healthy.

Thank you to the vets at the Tunstall practice who looked after our little cat Bertie when he had…read morepneumonia. After being an inpatient for two days he came home and slowly recovered and is now a very well and happy cat looking forward to Christmas with his family. We are so glad to have him fit and well again, specially his 'Dad". A big thank you to everyone who looked after him.

I used Willow Vetinary Clinic for 21 years without any problems. During the last 8 years, my male…read morecat had pancreatitis. I was not able to get insurance for him, so had to pay for all treatment myself. I have a number of rescue cats. I paid all bills over the last 21 years without question. During 2010/2011 my then 13 year old developed a knee problem. I was concerned with regard to her treatment. she had a plastic knee which cost over £500.00 with the cage I was advised to buy and other things. she had to be kept in the cage which ended in being a duration of over 6/7 weeks as the hole in her leg did not heal. She was stitched and stapled. no collar was put on at first until WE requested it. Finally, being exasperated I returned to the vet for the 6th time, seeing a different vet, and saying I wanted to leave my cat there until they had sorted out the problem. I had a 4 year old granddaughter and my cats leg was oozing rubbish. I telephoned to see how she was and a very snooty receptionist told me that she had taken so long to heal because I hand't followed their advice. I had! I bought a cage £50.00 another litter tray. kept her in it for far too long. returned to the vet 6 times which cost for the fuel and time off work. I told her this two weeks later I received a letter saying they did not want me as a customer any longer. my husband was livid. I wrote for an explanation and was completely ignored. I contacted them some months later because my pancreatic cat was very ill and they wouldn't treat her. So what point it the Royal College of Vets advising people to contact the vet in the first instance. Once you question anything thats it absolutely shocking treatment and I don't believe they care two hoots about the animals because they would not treat mine even though they knew he could die. Really caring vets if you have nowhere else to go, yes use these Willows in Endon.