Wombourne Veterinary Centre

Wombourne Veterinary Centre, situated on Rookery Road in Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, provides veterinary care for a diverse range of animals. The dedicated team at this location is equipped to look after beloved dogs and cats, as well as avian and exotic pets, and even local wildlife in need of assistance. This centre distinguishes itself through its comprehensive approach to animal welfare, catering to the varied needs of both common domestic pets and less conventional companions. Specialising in such a broad spectrum of animals, from household favourites to more unusual species, highlights their commitment to inclusive veterinary services within the community. This broad expertise ensures that a wide array of pets and wildlife can receive appropriate and specialised attention under one roof. For those planning a visit, the centre can be reached directly on 01902324551 during its operational hours. Specific opening hours and details regarding parking facilities or accessibility arrangements are not provided in the current information, so it would be advisable to confirm these directly with the practice before travelling.

Wombourne Veterinary Centre is based at 56 Rookery Road, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, WV5 0JQ in Staffordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and exotic/wild and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £65 and dog vaccinations from £70.

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

• Andrew Perkins· 3 months ago

  I have used the vets since 2018 and found them excellent in the early days. However, over the past few years the service has declined and I have found the turnover of Vets and the use of varying Locum’s an issue and the pricing policy through the roof. Issues with charges and shockingly high prescription price of £33 after a consultation was far from reasonable and the surgery and consultation rooms are very tired. In the finish I chose to take my tired boy to a different veterinary services with a vet that had been in the practice for in excess of 20 years for a second opinion and wished I had acted sooner.

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• Clare Smith· 7 months ago

  Please avoid this vets at all costs. I was told my beloved King Charles cavaliers heart condition had deteriorated that much that there was nothing they could do for him, after my husband had taken him to the vets due to landing awkwardly on his leg after jumping up to get food. The vet that saw him was called Dana and she had no empathy whatsoever. She refused to look at his leg and kept telling my husband he’d gone off all legs due to his heart. Long story short after going to Connaught vets, my dog had sprained his leg and had a dislocated knee cap and had been in pain all night as island vets refused to look at his leg and give him any pain relief. Instead, she had given him an injection of ferusomide which is heart medication that he is already on in tablet form and tried to charge us almost £200 for ten days worth of tablets for another heart medication. This was without doing any tests or heart scans to see if his condition had worsened. I’m appalled at the care, or rather lack of that this vets provide. We were told he would be lucky to make it through the night. It has been almost five weeks now since this has happened and he is back to his normal happy self and all blood tests he had have come back clear. To think we could have had him put to sleep is unimaginable as we had discussed it after staying up all night that if they think that’s best then we would agree. After changing vets, it’s evident how much island vets are money oriented. Please consider going elsewhere. I emailed a complaint and was told I would get a response within 14 days and I have heard nothing since.

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• SumPo Yip· 10 months ago

  Everyone was professional and really patient. My dog’s 15 but after the surgery she was honestly looking like nothing even happened. So grateful they took such good care of her.

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• Anthony Barrett· 2 years ago

  After my first visit to the Island veterinary practice it was quite clear that all the staff are a very caring team. Photo enclosed of Cilla who is doing well after her operation.

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• Sam Bomorse· 3 years ago

  The staff were friendly and my cat was looked after well. I'd happily use these guys again. They also have a MASSIVE sign with the word "Vets" on the side of the road so it's perfectly easy to find the entrance!

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