By far the best when it comes to getting to know the clients. I'd definitely recommend as they are…read moreprofessional and affordable for my pet winky.

Extremely friendly and experienced Vets, the nurses are all qualified veterinary nurses or are…read moreundergoing qulifications. Very proffesional yet compasionate service and very reasonably priced. Interest free credit is also available. Lockwood Animal Hospital is part of a larger Veterinary Group owned by a practicing Vet making sure that Animals welfare is of paramount importance. I have taken both of my Springer Spanials there for a couple of years and will continue to as they have the oldschool friendly attitude that is sadly lacked by other Veterinary practices within the area.

This vets is situated inside the Pets at Home store on the retail park. It can be a pain to get on…read moreand off this retail park at weekends and is best avoided at busy times but this place is very useful as a drop in or appointment vets surgery. We have our dog registered here and its always easy enough to take him in, the staff are very professional and the dog never seems to click hes going to the vets because he has to walk through the store first which seems to distract him enough that he doesnt notice until its too late, this is a bonus if your dog, like ours, is absolutely terrified of the vets!

A huge THANK YOU to Manor Vets who have been absolutely fantastic. We first had to rush our cat…read moreIfrit to their 24 hour service a few months ago and were so kind and understanding when I explained my situation (not only a poor student but a poor disabled student relying on public transport) and let me work out first bus I could get to get Ifrit seen ASAP. Recently had to return to Manor Vets Edgbaston as it appears Ifrit has cystitis again and they're currently processing his urine samples today - a rush to make sure no underlying problems! By phone they are incredibly kind and patient, very understanding, and gave me numbers for the Cats Protection and Friends of the Animals for badly needed help with the cost of vets consultation and neutering fee for which I am incredibly grateful for. Some vets can be quite snobby and look down on lower-income people, but this recently refurbished state of the art veterinary practice is far from snobby. Treats were provided for the furry patients which helped Ifrit relax in the waiting room, and everyone there was definitely a pet person, creating a calming, warm, welcoming atmosphere. They've also given brilliant advice on foods that help his condition and it is little touches like that make me so grateful we chose Manor Vets.

We have been using these vets now for several years due to owning 2 pet rats (of varying sexes…read morealong the years). Compared to Rhyd Broughton, who we went to a couple of times with one of our first rats, and promptly never went back due to attitude, price, and the feeling of an overall lack of interest or knowledge about rats; Borras Park Vets are outstanding. [As an example, at Rhyd Broughton, after having one of our rats put down, I had to wait in reception for well over 5 minutes, in tears, waiting to pay for the treatment. Disgraceful]. The two main vets at Borras are both lovely - very approachable, informative, and knowledgeable. Their prices are reasonable, and in an emergency they always do their best to fit us in. A very nice touch after one of our rats had to be put down was they sent us a With Sympathy card. Very thoughtful, and costs them very little. Borras Park also have a surgery in Lavister (by the Grosvenor Hotel in Pulford).

I took my King Charles Cavalier to the Animal Health Centre in Shrewsbury. The vet, Mr. Fahrenholt…read moreexamined my pet. Towards the end of the examination he opened my pets mouth wide and he squealed with pain. When placed on the floor, my pet ran to a corner of the room and hid under a chair. Mr. Fahrenholt told me it was, "Part of the procedure". The squealing continued from time to time at home. Very distressing for me and my wife.

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.

A great veterinary practice which has taken excellent care of all of our pets....three dogs and two…read morecats. The staff are friendly and helpful - we have never felt 'pushed' into something we didn't feel was right for our animals. I would definitely recommend the practice.

I can't say enough good things about the vet who operates this business: Geoffrey Smith, MRCVS -but…read morelet me try! His business is small and run out of a house (that I assume is also his home). He is the only vet there and so you get his full and personal attention (he did take a brief vacation last year when he had a young lady take his place - and she was wonderful too!). Indeed you could imagine a British TV show about this man and his business. Oh wait a minute - that was done already back in the day (1978-1990): "All Creatures Great and Small" The surgery itself comprises a waiting area and his office/surgery. We LOVE the personal service that he gives, so does our beloved little guy "Ricky Martin" our 6 year old Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix born (and dumped roadside) in Houston, TX - thank goodness we found each other!! The occurrence that comes to mind is about 6 months ago when little Ricky (on an extended leash while walking with me) was attacked with no warning by a ferocious German Shepherd (Alsatian) which the owner was allowing to run free (forbidden in the UK) - yes I later found the address of the thoughtless owner, reported him to the police and now he has to keep the dangerous dog on a leash with a muzzle or he will go to prison. However, Ricky was bleeding and we got him immediately to the Doc who calmed him, shaved the area of the bite, studied and informed us that had the bite been 1/4 inch deeper or 1/4 inch to the left the carotid artery would have been severed and he would have bled out on the spot. He explained everything to us, advised why he was NOT going to use stitches, gave us painkillers for the little guy and antibiotics. Follow up a week later and all has been well since he pretty much fully recovered a month or so later. Poor little Ricky will not walk with me through those areas where he was attacked - his memory remains, as does ours of this wonderful, caring vet Two big thumbs up and one little paw up! Review # 109 2019

Ashwood Veterinary Clinic is my go to vet in the Sutton Coldfield area. Ashwood has a small clinic…read moreon Holland Road, a quick walk from town centre, with their main surgery located 2 miles north in Four Oaks. The local Sutton clinic features one veterinarian, nurse, and office manager. Even with a small staff, the hours are impressive. I've typically been able to call their office in the morning and get an appointment for our dog the same day. The clinic has also been able to rush documentation for a pet passport so that our dog could visit the European Union with us. The staff are very professional, and the prices quite reasonable. Dr. Simon Perry is amenable and funny, and really cares about your pet. I can rest easy, knowing that our dog is looked after by such an excellent veterinary clinic.