The Veterinary Clinic, Erdington

The Veterinary Clinic is a veterinary practice serving pets across Birmingham and the West Midlands. They offer a full range of veterinary services, including vaccinations, flea and worming treatments, microchipping, and general pet care, for various animal companions. The practice prides itself on treating pets as family, providing comprehensive care across its branches. They are a veterinary nurse Training Practice, committed to developing their team to the highest standards. Facilities include an in-house laboratory, digital radiography, ultrasonography, ultrasonic dentistry, and hospitalisation facilities, alongside access to a dedicated house visit service. Appointments can be booked online, and clients can join their Pet Health Club. The practice utilises a digital messaging service for reminders regarding pet health. They also offer special promotions, such as discounts on pet travel services.

The Veterinary Clinic, Erdington is based at 749 Chester Road, Birmingham, West Midlands, B24 0BY in West Midlands. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals.

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• Sue Kelly· 2 months ago

  Pete is amazing the best vet I've had and is so caring , all the staff here are lovely highly recommend ..

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• Andrew Griffiths· 3 months ago

  Be very careful, these chain vets are only bothered about one thing your money. We took our puppy for its first check up, mentioned its heart felt funny and told not to worry. Then 5 weeks later at the vet’s hospital and told heart problems caused lasting damage, limited life and daily medication while alive. The vet’s never wanted to know and completely washed their hands of any responsibility. Now at a private vet’s where they actually care about your pets.

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• Josie Lindley· 3 months ago

  Peter Rogers is exceptional, he’s very good with our nervous cats and puts us humans at ease too! The receptionists are also really helpful and knowledgeable. I would give this clinic more stars if I could ✨

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• Victoria Steel· 5 months ago

  Accessibility- the practice is wheelchair accessible. The carpark has paving stones with a slight incline to access the front door. There are limited car parking spaces on site, but I've never had a problem getting one. The clinic rooms are a bit tight, but the furniture can be moved easily to accommodate your wheelchair. The staff are kind, helpful and empathetic. There are several bus stops by the vets and also on the cross roads that aren't that far away on foot.

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• Georgia C· 5 months ago

  I've been a customer of this vets for 9 years, with a dog who's always been healthy. He's been under the weather this week so I made an appointment and saw the vet, who only seemed to want to give him an injection and sell me probiotic food. I kept telling her he hadn't been sick, nor had diahorria but smelt of fish and he wasn't walking, just sleeping. He had a stool and blood sample taken, but she kept repeating it was a mystery and did I want him to have the injection (which was already in the syringe). Came out none the wiser and was surprised to be given a bill for £457. No discussion of costs throughout the visit, I've been told before this vet is expensive, but I was shocked at the cost especially when I've come away with a dog that was poorlier than when he went in. ** EDIT : heartbreakingly, I lost my beautiful dog 3 days later, the blood test results showed he had chronic kidney failure so the only option was to let him go - I did have to ring twice though to speak to the vet to get the actual diagnosis. The clinic handled his passing very well, along with arranging his cremation and the return of ashes. For that, I'm grateful.

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