It's the staff here that make this vets the best I have ever been to. Yes, they've never had to…read morecontend with Rolf Harris and a BBC camera crew trailing their every move, they're just that professional anyway. The waiting room is pleasant, clean and tidy with plenty of leaflets, pet toys and foods to browse or buy. It creates the perfect first impression. The receptionists are equally lovely, putting the customer at ease whilst making a big fuss of the patients. The vetinary nurses and the vets are just as kind. It seems it is their policy to be animal lovers first and pet care professionals second. Whilst a trip to the vets is always stressful for animals and owners alike, a visit to Ashwoods is as pleasant as it can be. I can't recommend it highly enough. The only downside is that the car park is rather small, making it tricky to manoeuvre your 'ambulance'. Off-site parking is pretty tricky too as Ashwoods is on the main Lichfield Road.

Absolutely brilliant place, everyone that works there is friendly, dedicated and keen to provide…read morethe best possible care for your pets. Can't recommend highly enough!

We all love our pets, they are, after all as much a part of the family as anyone. Which is why it's…read moreimportant to look after by regular visit to the vet. Pype Hayes Veterinary Centre is my preferred choice when it comes to looking after my four legged friend. The staff here is friendly and extremely helpful. The vets themselves are knowledgeable and caring. The centre encourages you to register your pet online and they'll invite you to an Introductory Consultation. The centre regularly runs special offers, at the time of my visit there was 33% off Micro-chipping with a full vaccination course as well as free worming for all kittens and puppies at first vaccination. I signed up for the Pet Health Care Plan, it spreads my care costs over the year with affordable monthly payments rather than huge bills. The plan includes; annual booster vaccinations, full health check twice yearly, year round flea prevention and worming and much more. The cost is £10.00 for a rabbit, £11.00 for a cat, £11.50 for a small dog up to £16.00 for a big fat dog.

I LOVE this vet practice! Firstly it is off the main road with a car park - a must for dog owners…read morewhose dogs may be liable to jumping out of the car (after a horrendous episode at a vets located on a main road I decided to change my vets!). Secondly the proceeds from the vet practice all go to the Cramar Cat Sanctuary which is also on site - how cool is that?? The vets, Sarah and Ruth, are really good with my dog, remembering his name, history and genuinely caring about him. All of the nurses and the receptionist are also welcoming and you can see that they care about your pet by the way they interact with them. Prices are also very reasonable with consultations costing £21 and 3 months supply of Advocate for an extra large dog costing £35 - I have paid a LOT more than that at other vets. Can't recommend them highly enough!

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.

I really admire that fact that PDSA helps out sick animals when their owners would struggle to pay…read morefor veterinary healthcare elsewhere. This veterinary surgery in Quinton is one of the charity's 48 UK pet hospitals. The hospital's services are only for pet owners who are eligible for PDSA support (you can check this online). The hospital is staffed by highly qualified vest and nurses and they have facilities for a range of medical and surgical procedures onsite. It is well worth investigating if you are struggling for cash and have a poorly pet.

Brilliant vets. due to move soon to another premises and so glad that they are not leaving the…read morearea. the one small animal vets that I would completely recommend to anyone who needed a vet. the vets are very caring & knowledgeable. The vet nurses etc are so helpful & kind. if you need a good vets locally use them.

iv been here a few times but there again theres that many to go to but its not badread more

good vets practice, but parking is a bit difficult as on a main road with no allocated parking…read morespaces, so could be a bit difficlut with a sick or injured animal. Staff are helpful & keen to make sure that you & your pet are ok.

the practice is good but no wear to parkread more

The RSPCA on Barnes Hill shelter homes for many different types of pets for such a small rescue…read moreshelter. You can adopt and care for pets from dogs, cats to ferrets. It's really sad to see animals locked away in cages but the cages seem spacious enough for the animals as they each have their own cubicle with large spaces to move about if they ever need a stretch. The RSPCA supply a very informative booklet on what animals they are holding within their shelter and display at least a paragraph about these animals personally in order for you to have knowledge about their background, what breed they are and their age all for your reassurance. They have selected viewing times if ever you wish or think of adopting any of these animals so that you can bond with them.