Gaye Davison-Hulme
a year ago
Even though my dog is poorly and has not being able to eat. Wasn't interested as soon as I said I was on benefits,. So really only bothered about the money they receive! and not the animal at all!.. 😕👎
Recent reviews
via GoogleGlen Hancox
a year agoNormally ok but my last visit to rubery this week i wasn't happy.. i arrived for my appointment and the receptionist asked me to wait outside because theirs another bulldog inside which was aggressive.. WITH NO MUZZLE ON. i am disabled and i was cold waiting outside standing up for 10 minutes.. i was not happy being treated like this.. APPALLING really.. won't be going back here..
Gideon Bennett
2 years agoIt's the only vet practise where my cat hasn't thrown a hissy fit and peed on everyone. They let us enter the examination room too, this has helped a lot as our chap gets very anxious when we're not there during what I can only imagine he views as torture in the form of a health checkup.
Accessibility & parking
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Contact & Location
95 New Rd, Rubery, Birmingham B45 9JR, UK
B45 9JR
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