Vets4Pets Halesowen – Vets in Halesowen
Clinic Overview
- Several recent 5-star reviews praise the team for being kind, friendly and caring, particularly during emergency visits and euthanasia appointments. - One positive review specifically says options and costs were explained clearly and openly. - A July 2026 complaint says the vet and nurse were compassionate during a pet’s final appointment, but criticises a receptionist’s handling of payment immediately afterwards.
Services
- •General, referral and emergency care: The practice says it provides routine veterinary care alongside referrals from other practices, including surgical referrals. Recent reviews also mention emergency visits, including urgent cat care and end-of-life appointments.
- •Diagnostics and monitoring: Website-listed facilities include digital X-ray, dental X-ray, ultrasound, endoscopy, in-house laboratory testing, blood pressure monitoring and Tonopen eye pressure testing.
- •Surgery and procedures: Listed procedures include general anaesthetic, dentistry, fracture repair, ear surgery, airway surgery, orthopaedics including cruciate surgery, arthroscopy, laparoscopy and laser treatment.
- •Cancer and complex care: Chemotherapy and other cancer treatments are listed on the website.
- •Preventive and routine services: Microchipping, nurse clinics and written prescriptions on request are listed.
- •Species treated: The clinic says it sees dogs, cats, rabbits, reptiles and other small mammals, including exotic pet consultations and small mammal medicine and surgery.
- •Pet travel documents: Animal Health Certificates, pet passports, Fit to Fly letters and rabies serology tests are listed, with travel documents provided by Official Veterinarian vets.
- •Facilities and client services: The website mentions an operating theatre, gaseous anaesthetic facility, hospital ward, in-patient kennels, pharmacy, isolation unit, separate dog and cat wards, and a WhatsApp service for product orders, appointments and repeat prescriptions.
- •End-of-life care: Several recent reviews specifically mention euthanasia appointments, with some owners praising the compassion shown by the clinical team.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits below average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews give a mixed picture: one client praised the way options and costs were explained clearly, while another felt they were charged for care that did not resolve their pet’s problem.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named, but reviews mention a vet, a nurse and reception staff. Recent feedback most often describes the clinical team as kind and caring, although some dissatisfied clients felt communication and empathy fell short in difficult cases.
Reviews
Google shows 4.5 stars from 470 reviews.
- •Several recent 5-star reviews praise the team for being kind, friendly and caring, particularly during emergency visits and euthanasia appointments.
- •One positive review specifically says options and costs were explained clearly and openly.
- •A July 2026 complaint says the vet and nurse were compassionate during a pet’s final appointment, but criticises a receptionist’s handling of payment immediately afterwards.
- •The strongest negative reviews raise serious concerns about empathy, communication and clinical judgement in urgent or complex cases, including two November 2025 complaints about a puppy being put to sleep and a January 2026 complaint from an owner who says another vet later identified a foreign body requiring emergency surgery.

