David Godfrey Dermatology

3.7(3 reviews)

Birmingham

About

David Godfrey Dermatology is an independent veterinary dermatology referral service operating from selected practices across the Midlands. The service is led by David Godfrey, an RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Dermatology who also holds qualifications in small animal internal medicine and cat behaviour.

The service accepts referrals from primary care vets for dogs and cats with skin, ear, and nail conditions. Consultations are longer than standard appointments, typically lasting up to two hours for initial cases, with ongoing follow-up care and support provided to both clients and referring practices.

Generated summary based on public information · April 2026

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Natalie Rowe
4 years ago
David is extremely knowledgeable, passionate and understanding. He is so helpful and quick to advise. I'd really recommend using him.
Jayme Hamilton
4 years ago
A very thorough expert in problematic skin conditions. Dr Godfrey is clearly very interested and passionate about his area of expertise in a way that most general vets would not match. While he may not be able to wave a magic wand, if you have a problem that leaves other vets flummoxed (and you may need to read between the lines as they won't tell you this), it is worth the extra effort to get Dr Godfrey's opinion (I made a 5 hour round trip).

Contact & Location

98 Alcester Rd, Birmingham B13 8EF, UK

B13 8EF

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