Certified by Solihull Veterinary Hospital • Aug 30, 2026
VeterinarianEmergency Veterinarian ServiceCVS Group Plc
Here at Solihull Veterinary Hospital we are a small animal practice who offer: SignVideo - Deaf BSL service, The Heathly Pet Club, Pet insurance, Nurse clinics, Repeat prescriptions, Pet passports/Animal Health Certificates, Laser therapy, Home vists, Ambulance service, Cardiology, Soft tissue surgery, Orthopaedic, Ophthalmology, Pet bereavement counselling, Exotic animal treatment across the wider Solihull area.
We are RCVS accredited as a Small Animal Veterinary Hospital. We are passionate about animal care and making sure your pets receive the best possible veterinary healthcare.
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Certified by Solihull Veterinary Hospital • Aug 30, 2026
Certified by Solihull Veterinary Hospital • Aug 30, 2026
MondayOpen 24 Hours
TuesdayOpen 24 Hours
WednesdayOpen 24 Hours
ThursdayOpen 24 Hours
FridayOpen 24 Hours
SaturdayOpen 24 Hours
SundayOpen 24 Hours
Reviews
4.3
698 reviews
5 stars
483
4 stars
98
3 stars
35
2 stars
18
1 star
64
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Susan Harrison
4 days ago
1.0
Take your pet to 608 vet instead, you book for a certain vet and mostly end up seeing another vet when they know you have a nervous dog and need to keep it to the same vet . When I took my dog to an emergency vet on a Saturday morning, they was more concerned about getting £500 to leave her there when she was very ill. It cost me £1500 to give her fluids and a blood test and she came home the same day.
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Shaun
Aug 6, 2026
5.0
Easy to book online and loads of parking. I read a fair few bad reviews, but the staff here are really friendly and helpful, and I am definitely keeping this as my main vet.
The only downside is that they can't do the animal health certificate for travel, but they can give all the vaccinations, etc.
My dog had an ear infection, which was diagnosed properly and is slowly clearing up :)
IA
Iyaad Abdulkader
Aug 3, 2026
5.0
Ik was een goed en behulpzaam ziekenhuis dankjewel
JT
jo thequeermeleon
Jul 24, 2026
1.0
Yesterday at 12:30 I took a stray cat to get its microchip scanned, see if its a lost pet. He is a lost pet, but they completely *refused* to call the owners??? Said "oh he lives near where you took him from, just plop him back there and he'll go home."
He did not go back home. In fact, he's been missing for 2 weeks exactly today. The owners recently changed addresses, and all of this could have been resolved if the receptionists followed protocol in the first place!!!!
We took him again today, at 8 pm, bc while we've found the owners, we haven't been able to establish contact yet.
Now, i am now aware this isn't something out of hours do, but my god the woman at the reception was one of the most utterly despicable people ive had the displeasure of meeting and i dont care if she reads this. In fact, if you do read this, i dont care if you find it funny because being uncaring is "cool" now or you're just completely detached from any human emotion. You are a horrible person.
When i told her "well i can't drop him back from where i took him from, hes only got 4 teeth, hes dehydrated and malnurished, and the area is full of foxes!!" she looked me in the eyes and said "so? just leave him there."
???????
Oh and one final thing.
The women from yesterday took a little scanner from behind the reception to see his chil number, then just added that into a database on the computer. This evening the woman said that's not how it works, that she'd have to call some number to get the details from those people etc etc.
So, someone is lying. Which one ia doing the lying and why?
AP
Aakrish Poudel
Jul 3, 2026
1.0
I just want to recommend for billionaires. Money can’t buy animals life, charging £200+ minimum like an entry. Asking to pay for vaccination without any medical conditions. You must change your policy and love all the animals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Solihull Veterinary Hospital
Do I need to make an appointment?
All consultations are by appointment only, so please call us to discuss your pet's needs and arrange an appointment.
Can I call your practice for advice?
If you have any concerns about your pet's health, please call us. Whilst our team can provide some guidance over the phone, we recommend booking an appointment for a more thorough evaluation.
Will my pet insurance cover the costs of treatment?
Treatment is tailored to each pet, so insurance coverage may vary. We would advise contacting your pet insurance provider to confirm what is covered.
How much will my pet's treatment cost?
Treatment costs vary based on your pet's needs. We will always provide a cost estimate before proceeding with any treatment. Please call us for more details.
How do I register with your practice?
Registration is easy: simply complete the form on our website, or call us and let our receptionist know you'd like to become a client.
How do I make an appointment?
Booking an appointment is simple—just give us a call!
How do I make a complaint?
We strive to always offer top-quality service, so if something isn't right, please let us know as soon as possible. For formal complaints, you can contact the practice in person, by phone, or in writing.
Do I need to make an appointment to visit YourVets Solihull?
Yes, all consultations are by appointment only. Please call to discuss your pet's needs and arrange an appointment.
Can I call YourVets Solihull for advice about my pet's health?
Yes, you can call for some guidance over the phone, but it's recommended to book an appointment for a thorough evaluation.
Will pet insurance cover the treatment costs at YourVets Solihull?
Insurance coverage depends on your provider and your pet's treatment; please contact your pet insurance provider for details.
What are the payment options accepted at YourVets Solihull?
They accept Maestro, Mastercard, and Visa payments.
What services does YourVets Solihull offer?
They offer a wide range including nurse clinics, laser therapy, home visits, pet passports, cardiology, soft tissue and orthopaedic surgery, ophthalmology, pet bereavement counselling, exotic animal treatment, neutering, microchipping, and vaccinations.
How can I register my pet with YourVets Solihull?
You can register by completing the form on their website or by calling and informing the receptionist you want to become a client.
Does YourVets Solihull have facilities for disabled access?
Yes, they have a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom.
What are YourVets Solihull's opening hours?
YourVets Solihull operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
What nearby places can I visit around YourVets Solihull?
Nearby, you can visit The Carlin Arms pub and restaurant, Balti Pickles Indian Takeaway for food, and Lincoln Poacher bar for shopping and media production.
How can nearby places like travel agents or pet groomers help before or after visiting YourVets Solihull?
Holiday Planners travel agents can assist with travel plans, and Paws at the Cabin offers pet grooming services to keep your pets looking their best before or after a veterinary visit.
Are there educational and child care services near YourVets Solihull for customers with families?
Yes, nearby options include Trident Tuition Centre for tutoring and Little Scholars Day Nursery for childcare, making it convenient if you need care during your appointment.
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