Southcrest Veterinary Centre

Southcrest Veterinary Centre is a long-established independent small animal practice located in Redditch, offering a full range of veterinary services. These include surgery, dental treatments, imaging (X-Ray, ultrasound, rigid and flexible endoscopy), ophthalmology, acupuncture, vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping, and euthanasia. They also have a special interest in exotic animals and birds, alongside general small animal care. The practice prides itself on being an independently owned facility committed to the care of pets. Their comprehensive service offering, including specialist areas like ophthalmology and acupuncture, ensures that a wide array of pet health needs can be met in-house. Consultations are by appointment only. The practice operates Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 7:00pm and Saturdays from 8:30am to 1:00pm. Emergency clinics are held on Saturday evenings from 5:00pm to 6:00pm and Sunday mornings from 9:30am to 10:30am, for emergencies only. Outside these hours, emergencies are directed to the vet on call via their main telephone number.

Southcrest Veterinary Centre is based at 97 Mount Pleasant, Redditch, Worcestershire, B97 4JD in Worcestershire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild, poultry and small mammals. 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 Southcrest Veterinary Centre. Order provided by Google.

• Sue· 3 months ago

  I had to take my poorly rabbit there 2 days ago! The attention and compassion rec’d was amazing! The vet we saw was a lovely kind man who treated me and my rabbit with the utmost respect and care! I cannot thank you all enough. All there are angels! Thank you. 🙏👌

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• Kamil Wysokiński· 4 months ago

  I am disappointed with the services. If you want treatment for your dog, I would not recommend going to L. CARRUTHERS. Remember this name and check on the website who is it. Three years ago, I went there with my dog for a vaccination. The dog was stressed by the surroundings of the busy road and the other animals in waiting room before the appointment. Previous appointments with other vets had been without problems. I asked her to familiarise herself with the dog and let dog atleast sniff her before starting the examination because the dog didn't know her, but my requests were ignored, and she immediately touched the dog near her tail. The dog did not like this, and ever since, the dog has been traumatised just being near that place. She is not agressive toward people but trying to escape from there. Another time, I went to her with a different dog because the dog had a headache when touched behind the ear or when scratching herself. It was so severe that she would even whimper in pain. This person's diagnosis was that the dog had an abscess in the mouth and a dental infection, without even looking inside the mouth, despite the pain occurring behind the ear, on the head. I believed her because I assumed she was a vet and knew better. She prescribed medication. (Whatever the condition, she prescribed the exact same medication to all my dogs every single time, even without a proper diagnosis.) Less than two months later, the dog suffered an epileptic seizure, went blind, and became deaf overnight, and died a week later. This vet is afraid of larger dogs, doesn't know how to handle them, and immediately displays stress and fear towards the dog. I recommend avoiding this person if you care about your dog. She is incompetent and seems to only know about cats. I will never come back there.

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• Piotr Kazimierczyk· 6 months ago

  I am very disappointed with the lack of knowledge and professionalism shown by some veterinarians I visited with my cat. The cat had a clearly visible third eyelid — a symptom that is not normal and can indicate a health issue. Despite this, I was told that “it’s normal” and “nothing to worry about.” Only after visiting another vet, who prescribed a deworming tablet, did the problem disappear — the third eyelid went back to normal. This clearly shows that the previous diagnosis was wrong. I also felt that I was treated dismissively — perhaps because I’m not a local resident. Unfortunately, this was a very bad experience that made me lose trust in those veterinarians. I expect proper knowledge, empathy, and genuine care for animals — not indifference or excuses.

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• Charlotte Mason· a year ago

  Couldn’t recommend enough! After having a bad experience at vets 4 pets this was the best choice I’ve made for my cat!! They got us into quickly, made my cat feel really calm and feeling so much better just after 1 day on meds!! Thank you southcrest vets

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• Lewis Baker· 3 years ago

  Very friendly and welcoming vets. The staff are all lovely and really caring towards animals. Emily was also really helpful getting us started at the vets and is full information on animals especially our little Staff. We have been to see Dawn the past few appointments and she’s been very friendly and helpful especially sorting out River’s skin rash she had last week

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