Alister the vet at Willenhall practice as been outstanding and brilliant for the last 18 months,…read morewith our Dog Lexi who has diabetes and various other issues and he will always advise what options are available and also what may not be appropriate and certainly not grabbing every penny for practice and he goes above and beyond and recently reviewed our dog Lexi. Thanks for being human and understanding peoples needs with there pets! Brilliant vet and can fully recommended the practice and the vet that we have been dealing with!

I signed up my then dog, Penny, when I lived in rented accommodation on Wimborne Road back in 2013…read more The care, support and compassion I received were absolutely outstanding. When Penny was diagnosed with a tumour on her spleen and she was in pain, I was given all the options. After two weeks pain relief, due consideration to Penny's age (approx 15), I decided to take the ultimate decision. Penny was treated so kindly, and I was, too! I brought her back to Manchester Dogs' Home for cremation. Everyone was so kind. I am buying a house at Fordhouses and the first thing I will do - make my rescue dog, Molly, known to Carmel Vets. I couldn't send her anywhere else! I know they will look after both of us and help us lead long, healthy lives together! Looking forward to meeting up with everyone! Hopefully in the next 4 weeks! Joyce

Extremely friendly and experienced vets, the nurses are all qualified or undergoing qualifications…read more Very professional and friendly service which is very reasonably priced. Interest free credit is also available. Rosewood Animal Hospital is part of a large Veterinary Group owned by a practicing vet making sure that animals welfare is of paramount importance. I have taken both my Springer Spanials here on many an occasion over the last two years and will continue to as they have an oldschool friendly attitude that is sadly lacked by other practices in the area

I have been a customer here since they very first opened. They have always been very professional…read moreand taken care of our little fury friends. They took great care of our dog Jasper, who had a slipped disc in his lower back. Several MRI scans later, he had an operation (not done at Rosewoood) which had complications and poor Jasper's back leg's were paralysed. We didn't give up and with the support of Rosewood we took care of him, he wasn't very mobile but he seemed happy. Three weeks from his operation we noticed his tail was twitching. Straight away we took him to Rosewood, where we noticed his toes felt sensation also. Staff and I in tears, we had hope. Weeks past, his twitch turned to a wag, his legs started to move, so we turned to our vets to see if any physiotherapy could be done. We arranged physio to take place, and he also went for hydrotherapy (which he hated!). Months past, he started to walk again. He never fully recovered, he could never run, but he was still the loving and happy dog which we all knew. If it wasn't for the staff at Rosewood we would have given up. Thank you. :)

I trust this place since they looked after a dog that had been mis-diagnosed by another vet in…read moreBilston. Great staff and very professional.

I've taken my dog here when I first got her as Sunnyside Kennels are in connection with these vets,…read morebut I wouldn't recommend them. There's vets who love their job, and then there's vets who don't seem to care about the pets they treat at all; or show any feelings what so ever either, and that's what it's like here. They all seem totally gormless to be honest, and the third and last time I went there, it was because my dog had a thorn stuck in her foot. They brought her back out after cutting it out without any bandages on or anything covering it, and she was bleeding everywhere. She gave me some crap excuse, and then, cheekily enough, made me PAY for a whole big roll of bandages saying that I could put them on myself. WTF?! Yeah, really caring that is.

Ive given this place five stars here, and i wouldnt have considered giving them anything less…read more Having moved to the area only a short while ago i hadnt signed our two dogs up to a vetinary surgeons. When our youngest dog became sick and listless we ummed and arghed about which vets to use and picked this one more or less at random. When we phoned up in a bit of a panic about the dog we were met with calm and reassuring people at the other end oof the phone, who gave us some really useful advice about looking after and monitoring her. When it was necessary to bring her in we were dealt with straight away and the service and treatment was ablsolutely first class. It was necessary for her to stay in for acouple of days and we were able to get updates at regular intervals, infact pretty much whenever we wanted them. The price we were chargfed we felt to be perfectly valid and acceptable, and were glad were signed up with Sandon Vetinary group now for the future. Highly recommended to all pet owners in the area.

I love this place. The top man, Guy Is amazing. Really caring and gets involved…read more When you are told something, he fully explains it to you in human terms! Practical advice for pets. Would recommend prices-very reasonable especially for the medication if you need any. Our dog had a bad leg and had to have operations. She wouldnt excersize the muscle so guy got us in touch with a water therapy place (swimming lessons for dogs!!) He then helped us claim it back on the insurance. Would recomend 11/10 for the friendly staff and for the quality of service here. Plus they remember my dogs name every time we come in !!

Our dog was very ill in August and we phoned St Marys Vets. Guy came out and was fantastic at a sad…read moretime. We had to have our dog put to sleep. The staff were marvellous understanding and caring. I would always use this vet. They are all brilliant.

Awful..They wont treat small lumps on pets. and tell you to keep an eye in it.My dog had an itchy…read moreskin condition they gave him 2 steroids per day for years which swelled up his heart and gall bladder.Then they said they cant operate just euthanize him.They stopped his steroids I bought my dog galapram loratidine hayfever tablets from savers and gave him 2 morning and 2 evening which completely stopped the itchy condition on its own.They could have removed the cancerous lump when it was smaller than a 5 pence piece under local anesthetic but chose not too.The lump took over his whole leg. He is no longer with me .They put my boy to sleep.Its put me off rescuing another

Allow to make a point about the PDSA i think needs a rethink , when you arrive at the pdsa you are…read moreasked to donate towards your treatment , which is free if you are entitleld to HB and council tax benefit . However not all treatments are free for eg my dog which had a dental problem needed i was told some toothpaste for dogs this i was told was £9 so no treatment is not entirely free or donation based . When i raised the fact that i could not afford this medication with the receptionist i was told well you have had £20 of treatment already and only donated £5 .......... why is it i asked that the amount you donate is not anonymous indeed it is displayed on the vets treatment screen when you are in surgery .Oh she said that doesnt mean anything " . Well i said if it doesnt mean anything why are you using it as an eg to compare it to the amount i donated ? Because if i had donated £100 you wouldnt have used such an eg would you ? She said nothing and refused to hand over the toothpaste unless i had £9 , which unfotunately having already donated the maximum i could afford that day i could not pay so had to leave the medication . So the word donation is really not the case it is not a discreet payment and the amount is clearly visible to the vet that you have donated , it is natural to wonder why this is isnt it ? After all the vet is there to treat your pet and seeing as this is a charity cliinic designed to help those without the means to pay quite why the amount you donate should be clearly evident to the vet is indeed questionable . People that attend clinics such as these are often embarrased that they have not the funds to look after their pet , why then make this more embarrasing by publishing the amount donated by that person to the very vet treating the persons animal , that is without doubt quite quite wrong . You can only conclude that the donation being showed to the vet may indeed detract from any treatment you may receive .

First P A Stewart a very professional veterinary surgeon with vast experience and Partner Mr Steven…read moreSmith I had lots of pets cats and dogs as I worked in rescue. They were excellent and professional however they retired just before covid and sold out to a large company called CVS. At first the vets I uses there were good Lisa was good but left soon after to work at the zoo. I saw one or 2 different ones but were not permanently working there. There were 2 working there permanently and I took my sick Persian cat to Stewarts vets on the Saturday with not eating and having breathing difficulties, The vet said it was toothache and gave her an injection and metacam. I asked why is she breathing so bad he said its the pain from the tooth and Bring her back on Monday. By Monday she was getting worse so I then felt that stewarts hadn't diagnosed correctly so I took her to The PDSA and they took her and put her in an oxygen tent, They did xrays and when they called me in and I saw the xrays her lungs were white with fluid and she was dying no sign of toothache and the metacam had been useless Her veins were flat with dehydration and they said she would have to be put to sleep..however i bought her body home and i wished i had never set eyes on that vet, I made a complaint and the practice manager blamed me for going for a second opinion The PDSA sent the xrays to stewarts but no comment Avoid these vets it may look posh but I know if Mr Stewart had still been there my cat would be alive today.

been using this vet for a number of years and always found them very good. Once found myself having…read moreto use another local vet after one of my dogs was run over because Stewarts were not availible at the time of the accident. Although I appreciated the help and care the other vet gave my dog, I could'nt help feeling ripped off when they charged me nearly £100 extra for keeping my dog for the day because they had to delay some tests because of another emergency. When I questioned the extra on the bill the nurse refered me to a vet that I believe was one of the owners who basicly said when its an out of hours case we charge what we want regardless of whether the extra time spent in our care is down to us or not. I've had 6 dogs treated by Stewarts over the years and given the choice I'd use stewarts every time. This review is based on my own experience and judgment.

I had to take my puppy to the vets as she was sick and was consequently admitted for 2 nights…read more During this time she received a severe eye trauma that no one could explain how she got. They even asked me if she had done it before she came in (despite them checking her eyes on arrival). I asked the practice manager to call me but heard nothing from them. In a situation as serious as this I only think it is right to advise of our experience as I would never trust them to look after my puppy or any pet indeed after my dreadful experience.

I had to have my cat put to sleep earlier this year - 608 didn't do it as i was very upset with the…read moreway they dealt with the injections the previous day. Vet said my cat was fully sedated, but the nurse said otherwise. The female vet in question will remain nameless, but i was very unhappy. I wouldn't use 608 for future pets.