Streetly Vets

Streetly Vets describes itself as an independent, family-owned practice, led by veterinary surgeons Dr Jamie Bradbury and Dr Cora Heywood (both listed as MRCVS on the clinic website). The clinic appears set up for routine companion-animal care plus in-house procedures and diagnostics, with an operating theatre and imaging (digital X‑ray and ultrasound) listed.

From the latest reviews, owners frequently mention

• •The practice being busy but with manageable waiting times, and staff being “helpful and considerate.”
• •End-of-life care where time was taken to explain what would happen, making a difficult visit feel more supported.
• •A recent building extension that reviewers say created more waiting space and added an extra room for vets.

There is also a clear note of cost/consent concerns from one reviewer, who says treatments were provided without discussion of costs and the “free consultation” was not explained upfront.

Services

Services and facilities explicitly mentioned on the clinic website include

• •Vaccinations
• •Parasite prevention (fleas, ticks and worms)
• •Microchipping
• •Weight clinic
• •Dental care
• •Surgery (clinic lists an operating theatre)
• •Imaging/diagnostics: digital radiography (X‑ray) and ultrasonography
• •Euthanasia, plus cremation and burial support

Emergency arrangements (as stated on the website)

• •An emergency service is listed; for out-of-hours emergencies, clients are instructed to phone the practice and follow the answerphone instructions.

Examples referenced in reviews

• •Neutering (a stray cat)
• •Euthanasia (“put to sleep”) with explanation provided
• •Pain-relief injection and ear treatment (raised in the context of cost transparency)

Pricing

• •One reviewer reports being attracted by an advertised “Free Consultation,” but says the consultation was only free if no issues required care, and that they received a bill of around £260 after a pain-relief injection and ear treatment, without costs being discussed beforehand.

People

• •Dr Jamie Bradbury (veterinary surgeon; listed on the website, MRCVS)
• •Dr Cora Heywood (veterinary surgeon; listed on the website, MRCVS)
• •Alice (named in a review): described as answering questions around a cat neuter and being “lovely & polite.”

In reviews, staff communication is described in two contrasting ways

• •Positive: taking time to explain during euthanasia, and reception teams being kind and helpful on the phone.
• •Negative (single review): lack of discussion of costs and lack of informed consent before treatment.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.7 stars from 159 reviews. “”

• •Efficiency despite being busy: long-term clients describe it as busy but say the wait “is never too long.”
• •Supportive end-of-life appointments: one reviewer highlights staff explaining the process and spending time with them during euthanasia.
• •Facilities/space improvement: a reviewer notes an extension leading to more waiting space and an additional room.
• •Cost transparency concerns (conflicting experience): one reviewer reports unexpected charges (around £260) and says costs weren’t discussed before treatment; this contrasts with other reviewers who felt the practice “really care[s]” and isn’t focused on money.