Medivet Pype Hayes

Medivet Pype Hayes, nestled precisely at 1066 Chester Road in Birmingham, West Midlands, stands as a dedicated care provider for companion animals, including felines, canines, and various small mammals. This branch of Medivet offers essential veterinary services right in the heart of B24 0SA, catering to the local pet-owning community. Setting itself apart, Medivet Pype Hayes ensures a comprehensive and accessible service for its clientele. The practice offers weekend appointments, which is a significant advantage for busy pet owners. Furthermore, the inclusion of a client car park and disabled access underscores their commitment to convenience and inclusivity for all visitors, reflecting a thoughtful approach to pet care provision. For those planning a visit, the clinic operates from 9 AM to 7 PM on weekdays, with Saturday hours from 9 AM to 4:30 PM, remaining closed on Sundays. Direct contact is readily available via phone at 01213502303, and the practice can be reached by email at Pype.hayes@medivet.co.uk for enquiries. Ample on-site parking and disabled facilities are provided.

Medivet Pype Hayes is based at 1066 Chester Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B24 0SA in West Midlands. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £58 and dog vaccinations from £60. 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 Medivet Pype Hayes. Order provided by Google.

• 0121 LION· a month ago

  Very terrible service. Elena was rude, appointment was rushed and she also mentioned I had to make a decision quickly. Which rushed me into treatment options and cost me £££ more than it would elsewhere. This place seems to not care about the animal as much as their pockets. I will never bring strays here again. The deserve better treatments from the other vets in Solihull.

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• Vicky Wong· 2 months ago

  Vet and staff are very nice. My cat always go mad, but the vet could manage him very well. I also have other two dogs, Vet takes care them so much. Love to see my dogs didnt afraid to be there. All staff are lovely.

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• Brian Briggs· 2 months ago

  Very calm experience, Emma the vet took her time and we wasn't rushed. Time will tell if treatment will work. Can't say a trip to the vet is ever good but they made the visit as good as it could be.

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• Grace Walsh· 4 months ago

  Moved my dog to practice and they have always been so kind, caring and supportive, well knowledgeable and willing to go above and beyond to make a reactive dog comfortable. Today, I took a poorly bunny which was abandoned and they saw us within ten minutes, I am so appreciative of the compassion shown today and can’t recommend the service from you all enough. Thankyou for reminding me of the kindness of humanity and the love we all have for animals in need.

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• Cayenne Lau· 4 months ago

  My 2-year-old cat died after being mistreated at this clinic, and I cannot describe the level of disappointment and frustration we experienced. We brought him in multiple times over the course of a week, four visits in total. After the first visit, where a fever was identified, there was a shocking lack of proper follow-up. Basic checks were not consistently performed, and no one seemed to be closely monitoring his condition. By the second visit, he was already showing clear signs of jaundice and anaemia, serious and alarming symptoms. Yet we were simply told to continue medication and come back later. No urgency. No thorough investigation. No escalation. By the third visit, he had barely eaten for nearly a week. We were extremely worried, but instead of taking decisive action, we were repeatedly told to “wait and observe” and were given only appetite stimulants. We had to beg for hospitalisation and IV fluids ourselves. What is most upsetting is that no one ever told us how critical his condition actually was. At no point were we advised to seek emergency care or go to a better-equipped hospital. We trusted the professionals, but that trust was completely misplaced. Every visit was handled by a different vet. There was no continuity, no clear responsibility, and no sense that anyone truly understood how serious his condition had become. This was not just miscommunication. This was a failure to recognise and act on a deteriorating, life-threatening condition. Our cat might still be here if proper care and urgency had been given. Instead, we lost him. I would not wish this experience on anyone.

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