A huge THANK YOU to Manor Vets who have been absolutely fantastic. We first had to rush our cat…read moreIfrit to their 24 hour service a few months ago and were so kind and understanding when I explained my situation (not only a poor student but a poor disabled student relying on public transport) and let me work out first bus I could get to get Ifrit seen ASAP. Recently had to return to Manor Vets Edgbaston as it appears Ifrit has cystitis again and they're currently processing his urine samples today - a rush to make sure no underlying problems! By phone they are incredibly kind and patient, very understanding, and gave me numbers for the Cats Protection and Friends of the Animals for badly needed help with the cost of vets consultation and neutering fee for which I am incredibly grateful for. Some vets can be quite snobby and look down on lower-income people, but this recently refurbished state of the art veterinary practice is far from snobby. Treats were provided for the furry patients which helped Ifrit relax in the waiting room, and everyone there was definitely a pet person, creating a calming, warm, welcoming atmosphere. They've also given brilliant advice on foods that help his condition and it is little touches like that make me so grateful we chose Manor Vets.

i have used manor vets center for many years,we have taken cats, dogs and other animals there.it is…read morea lovley clean building,the staff are very help full and understanding.cost wize about the same most vets.you can buy your pet food there for most animals aswel.they have good choise of cat and dog toys.so if you want some where you trust your pet is good hands give them a try

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 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.

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. :)

We would like to thank all the staff who looked after Malina within the last year especially Mark…read moreBarton, Stefan and Amanda Jones (Halesown Branch, you all went that extra mile and treated her like your own. Amanda you always made time for her when she came in and when she was admitted as an in patient you had known her since she was 9 weeks old. Thank you for your care, support, understanding and compassion when we had to make the hardest decision of our lives to have our beautiful Staffordshire Bull Terrier Malina put to sleep, she was not even 2 years old. I know she will be running pain free in the field full of life and back to the playful puppy she once was. We cannot thank you all enough for all that you and the staff did for our little baby. I would also like to thank Amy for all she did after. Fabulous people and fabulous vets Thank you again Jacki & Simon Francey

As the owner of a very pampered and rather accident prone greyhound I am only too aware of the need…read morefor a decent vet's. After trying a few others in the area (who shall remain nameless - they weren't bad exactly but they seemed a little too keen to recommend invasive and EXPENSIVE treatment - not good really) we settled on the Orchard Veterinary Centre because they're close and offer their own insurance scheme - which dramatically reduces bills (especially useful when you are the owner of a dog who likes to hurl himself about the garden breaking claws etc) and I have to say they are really, really good. Not only do the vet's seem to genuinely care about the animals they are treating but the ladies on reception are always really helpful and happy to dispense treats and cuddles (to the animals you understand, not the owners). Dave - our greyhound - likes the place so much that some mornings when we walk past he tries to drag us up the lane which is a pretty good indication. They also offer imminently sensible advice and don't immediately prescribe (expensive) drugs. They also sell a small range of pet items - toothpaste, bedding, treats and the odd squeaky toy.

had let my friends dog die he is now upset and devastated…read morethe dog was able to live but you guys and put it down because you couldn't be bothered to help it

We've never visited this particular veterinary practice in happy situations (though, oddly, some…read morepeople don't understand how it is possible to get sad about having a rat put down). Whilst the situation was sad, we were really pleased with how Manor Vets dealt with the process. Even when I started sobbing uncontrollably. The surgery is well equipped and modern. The staff know what they are doing and are friendly and understanding. The surgery closes over the weekend, but clients can use the nearby surgery in Halesowen.