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Looking for an experienced and caring veterinary practice in the West Midlands? Contact our team in Dudley on 01384 252 817, or in Tipton on 0121 522 2118.
Brooke Street 2, DY2 8RB, Dudley, United Kingdom
Disappointing no care or compassion from the vet. We were given the worst possible news regarding our family pet and all I can say is the vet had no care or empathy really shouldn’t be doing that job. If we ever have another pet I will definitely not be going to Stewart’s. All I can say is if you love and care for your pet don’t take them to Stewart’s this should be the last place to take them for care (for you and your pet)
Waste of money,charges £29 for consultation checked dog over for 30seconds.
Will never use these vets again!
Looked after my husky during her spay. Colleagues there seem to genuinely love animals and you leave assured you've received sound advice.
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