White Cross Vets Kings Heath

White Cross Vets is a veterinary practice operating 21 clinics across the North and Midlands of the UK. They offer a range of veterinary services with a focus on comprehensive pet care. The practice treats various animals, providing both general and preventative healthcare options. The practice prides itself on being friendly and compassionate, emphasising quality and care. They aim to extend pets' lives through their Complete Wellness Plan and promote responsible pet care through community involvement and innovative services. White Cross Vets is also committed to sustainability, operating with a "Positive Pawprint" strategy as part of a larger corporate group. White Cross Vets has recently opened two new clinics in Coventry and Stanningley, Leeds, in late 2025. They encourage new clients to register their pets by calling the respective clinic numbers. The practice also offers various promotions, including discounts on pet relocation services and six-month healthy pet checks.

White Cross Vets Kings Heath is based at 283 Alcester Road South, Birmingham, West Midlands, B14 6EB in West Midlands. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes consultations from £62. It is open at weekends, offers on-site parking and provides step-free access.

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• Christine· 2 months ago

  White Cross Vets Alcester Road Sth Birmingham B14 I have had 4 cats in recent years and they have all been cared for by the above branch. Simply the best I wouldn’t go anywhere else. Caring, knowledgeable & professional.

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• julie verity· 3 months ago

  Since their opening in November, I have had 3 occasions to visit White Cross Vets In Stanningley and each time have been very impressed by their professionalism and standards of care. Everyone I came into contact with was kind and supportive and did everything possible to try to help our visit less stressful when Oscar my dog was rushed in and was found to need emergency surgery for Bloat, (GDV). Special mention goes to vets Rebecca and Francisco who acted calmly and swiftly, assisted by one of their nurses (sorry I don’t have her name but she was there on the opening day) The clinic itself is lovely and new with state of the art equipment and I would definitely recommend them.

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• Tony Foster· 3 months ago

  Been using Whit Cross Vets since there Conception a long time folks and there Fabulous Very accommodating to any of your needs as we don't like injecting our Puppy Molly with unnecessary Vaccinations or flea treatments we use natural means and feed a Very Healthy Raw Diet we still are on a Plan but Don't use Some of the things that come Free Wirh the Plan we thought that this could be a problem But they Were Fantastic with the Response to the way we wanted to look after Mollys Heath so they were Fabulous every step of the Way So Yes White Cross is the Best Vets in our Opinion so another 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

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• Katarina Khalifa· 5 months ago

  Check the reviews on trust pilot if you don’t believe me but anyway If I could leave no star I would I don’t remember the vet that saw my cat at the time but I know it was a male Caucasian mature man and a oriental woman who was wearing a face mask… who looked rather suspicious as she injected my cat with something also but not while I was in the room but while I was in reception area near main entrance…. Anyway I never came back after this totally put me off vets and lost my confidence and trust. The vets that made my whole family feel like this was in kings heath called white cross vets and here is the reason why …firstly the kings heath vets genuine caring staff left and moved on else where and after my cat got multiple seizures after them injecting her with medicine which shouldn’t be given to cats with liver disease or so… anyway after she had been given that injection which was literally poison to her small frail body she had aggressive seizures which left her practically exhausted and paralysed that she couldn’t even eat or drink let alone pass urine or so and I gave her water which you could tell she was in need of desperately and was so thirsty … she had so many seizures that whole evening like every few minutes to every 20-30 mins! It was so heartbreaking to watch and that I couldn’t do anything to help her and that I was short on cash to get an emergency vet to come to my house at be out of hours too… I borrowed all the money I could but it still wasn’t enough… it was traumatising to witness it got so aggressive that her claw got hooked to her tongue … and the next morning I called the vet’s ( white cross vets) and told them everything that happened to my poor kitty mishka and they made me feel that it wasn’t them to blame when in fact it was as I did the research on the medicine they injected her with and it clearly said not to give to cats with liver issues which she had… i told them that since she had that injection she’s had a reaction and then they told me to bring her in and put her down… i had sadly no choice but to do that but if they had just not injected her with that medication that wasn’t suitable for her then my best friend would be with me here today … I didn’t want her to suffer anymore due to their mistake and I didn’t want to get In trouble if I didn’t take their advice… anyway while she was waiting to be put down they didn’t even make her comfortable or giver her water to hydrate or or put eye drops in her eyes… none of that … but just quickly rushed me to put her down as they were on schedule and I didn’t get to say goodbye properly ….

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• Kelly Corcoran· 10 months ago

  My precious little finch named Pearl had quite a severe issue with her foot So I tried to take her to my normal vets that have on site avian vet but they were closed on the weekend. I called around everywhere then tried White Cross Vets where I was able to make an emergency appointment for her to see the vet who has personal experience with finch. The level of care that was shown to my sweet little girlie was amazing and ever so heartwarming, she has been prescribed with medication and even just a few days later she's looking better, her foot is healing and it's going the exact way the vet had said it would go. I got some really informative advice which I'll be passing on to everyone I can, I cannot express enough just how grateful I am for the staff and reception because most people would just see a little bird no bigger than a common sparrow and just let whatever happens, happen but my finch are very very dear to me. Pearl and I are very grateful for the staff at White Cross Vets, keep being awesome 🐦‍⬛❤️

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