Veterinarians

The Amicus Centre opened its doors in December 2001. Dr Roy Earle and nurse Annette Pullan held an open day and attracted 46 customers on that day. At present Dr. Roy Earle is still the only veterinary surgeon. There are four qualified nurses and two part time receptionist / trainee veterinary nurses.

When you visit one of our surgeries you will meet qualified team who have a deep compassion for pet welfare. All our vets are highly skilled and experienced in the diseases of pet animals. We employ a bigger than average number of qualified nurses and we act as a training centre. Our team are members

Founded over a hundred years ago, the Oakfield Veterinary Group today occupies sites in Atherstone, Tamworth and Castle Bromwich and successfully treats many 1000's of animals from right across the region every year. We currently have five full time experienced veterinary surgeons, highly regarded for

Acorn Veterinary Centres are mixed practices. We see some huge animals, but mainly companion animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits, ferrets and other little furry pets. We can see snakes and birds. We're an approved Veterinary Nurse Training Centre, with Mrs Christine Haseler as the Student Assessor;

Our practice has been created for over fifty years, starting in Broad Street, then moving to Hagley Rd and now, for the last 2 years, in our newly refurbished surgery at Lordswood Rd. We deal exclusively with 'tiny animals' that is to say pets including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats, gerbils,

You'll be warmly welcomed by our Head of Reception Tracy Wood and Client Care Manager Carol Martin, who are there to make your visit as stressfree as possible. Inviting, light and bright with air conditioning for your added comfort, the waiting room. With your pet's welfare and your own comfort in mind,

The Veterinary practice is a 100% tiny animal clinic and was set up at the address listed by Mr. John Speer. The practice has grown since 1972 and expanded in June 1998 with the building of a branch clinic in Castle Bromwich. In July 1998 with the aid of 9 neighbouring practices we opened Northside Emergency

White Cross Vets have been caring for the pets in the North of England for over seventy years, having began in Menston, Yorkshire in 1937. By continuing to provide the highest levels of pet care facilities, in 1994, we became the 1st Veterinary Hospital in Leeds. Independent inspection by the Royal College

The Oaks Veterinary Practice has been servicing the local community for over 20 years. Employing a well founded and stable staff of veterinary surgeons and nurses, we endeavour to provide an personal individual service to you and your pets. We place special emphasis on ensuring superb communication and