Grange Hill Veterinary Centre

Grange Hill Vets is a veterinary practice located in Lichfield, offering comprehensive care for pets. They provide a range of services including consultations, vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, and laboratory testing. The practice treats companion animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and hamsters, and is also exotic-friendly, caring for lizards, snakes, reptiles, and birds. The practice focuses on providing a friendly and relaxed environment with knowledgeable and helpful staff. They offer separate dog and cat wards and services like nurse clinics, pet wellness screening, and feline behaviour consultations. Their Pet Health Club® Plus plans include unlimited consultations and 24/7 access to an online vet. Grange Hill Vets offers online appointment booking and registration for new clients. They provide on-site parking and are wheelchair accessible. Clients can also order medication and pay bills online. The practice is part of the IVC Evidensia corporate group.

Grange Hill Veterinary Centre is based at Grange Lane, Lichfield, Staffordshire, WS13 8HX in Staffordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £66 and dog vaccinations from £81. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Grange Hill Veterinary Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Suzi Morland· a month ago

  Always a pleasure to use Grange Hill Vets. They are so kind and helpful. Kate is the most amazing vet and has such a wonderful calm, caring and professional young lady. She is always cheerful 😀 and makes you feel at ease. As do the rest of the staff. Thank you for being there.

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• Deborah Collins (Debbie)· 2 months ago

  Grange Hill vets are wonderful. They’ve not only cared so well for my beloved dog bear over the years with great consideration and gentleness as he wasn’t the easiest dog (Super anxious and hard to examine) but they also care about their pet owners and have helped me a great deal with him. From reception to nurses to the vet’s, they are outstanding. I’ve just lost my beautiful boy and he went to doggy heaven with the best care, peace and respect they could possibly provide. Thank you so much to all the staff at the practice and I can’t recommend them more highly.

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• Pat De'Ath· 3 months ago

  This was my first time at Grange Hill Vets and all I can say is excellent . A friendly welcome, Rosie is a stray from Birmingham Dogs Home and had previously been attacked and she has issues with meeting other dogs and is afraid of them. Everybody was understanding, friendly and helpful and provided help and support. She was very good with the vet having a check up and her tail never stopped wagging and she was very comfortable being there. If you require a good vets, give them a call. Thank you from Rosie.

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• Bruno LI· 4 months ago

  I recently brought Jelly in for a visit and was thoroughly impressed by the care and professionalism of the entire team. The staff examined Jelly carefully and took the time to explain everything to me clearly, which I really appreciated. When it became clear that a specialist referral was needed, they made a smooth and suitable arrangement to transfer Jelly to the Pool House Veterinary — the whole process was seamless and stress-free. I'm pleased to say Jelly has since been discharged, though she will be returning to Grange Hill Veterinary for follow-up care, which speaks to the ongoing relationship and trust I have in this practice. Every member of the team I encountered was professional, caring, and genuinely kind. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this practice to any pet owner. Thank you for looking after Jelly so well!

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• Rebecca Lewis· 10 months ago

  3 stars for unblocking Oscar’s bladder and for the staff that showed genuine empathy for Oscar and the position I’d found myself in needing to find £1300 for vet fees. I appreciate that vets might have issues with non payers, but being so callously strict in emergency situations does not help the thought process, and I was left thinking at one point that I’d have to have Oscar put to sleep, and though it was all ‘it’s the kinder thing’, it really just felt like it was because I wouldn’t be able to pay the full bill until I got paid less than a week later. I spent the best part of a day crying, devastated and wracking my brain to find a way to be able to keep him alive. They seemed to offer a more relaxed approach on the payment in full rule when they thought I’d decide to euthanise him, but we ended up deciding to try to save him because he is family. I paid £550.00 on the first day which my adult son loaned me, and I told them I would pay the balance on payday (which I did) and at this point, if they were willing to be a little more forgiving in the event I chose euthanasia, they could certainly do the same for us wanting to make him well again. The final kicker to this situation was that on the same night I paid the remaining bill amount, I took Oscar to the out of hours PDSA vet in Birmingham because he was shaking from being in a lot of pain. They gave him an injection of anti inflammatory which helped massively and they said it would last 24hrs and to speak to my vet about getting a prescription. So I called them up and explained to them that I’ve just paid them £1300 and don’t have anymore money until 7th November, I was told that I would need to pay the £37 for this on collection. They dug their heels in for £37 after being paid £1300. The out of hours PDSA vet scanned Oscar’s bladder using an ultrasound machine and I was allowed to watch as he explained to a learner/student what he was seeing (at that point there was no blockage) which massively put my mind at ease. There’s was no definitives like that from Grange Hill, just a lot of what ifs and maybes so you’re just left grasping for any reassurance. I suspect that this practice is so used to the money bags pet owners, they presume the poor people coming in their doors are going to shaft them and would rather see their family members euthanised than give a little give. The photo is of Oscar taken tonight, doing wonderfully despite not being able to get him his anti inflammatory medication.

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