Connaught House Vets sits on Tettenhall Road in Wolverhampton and treats cats, dogs, birds, horses and small mammals. The practice opens Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 7:00pm, and Saturday, 8:30am to 4:00pm. Sunday emergencies go through Vets Now.
The practice runs blood tests, dental work, imaging, flea and worm treatments, microchipping, neutering and vaccinations. They also handle referrals. There's car parking, disabled access, and the practice meets RCVS Core Standards.
Part of Connaught House Vets
Cats
Dogs
Out-of-hours service
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
Hospital opening times
Based on 7 reviews
Gemma Morgan
Google 3 June 2026
Don't even deserve 1 star I called for advice on a small kitten who's really sick but as there private and don't expect benefits so I asked for advice on where I could go and was told no that they don't know of anywhere what a load of bs
N H
Google 28 April 2026
My loving cat was chipped and spayed here. She got killed on a road and when a kind person took her to this vets where she is registered and still had the spay marking showing they could check her on the system as she was done just a couple if weeks ago. They scanned her and said no chip several times. She was actualy chipped by them! The kkind person who took her in insisted they try again and again as she has a spay marking so is a looked after cat. Finaly they tried hard enough and picked up the chip and contacted the owner who has 5 pets registered with them and spends loads here. Very dissapointing. All about the money!
Bethany Winyard
Google 2 March 2026
Can’t fault them. I was with them for years with my two golden retrievers. One of them is very anxious and the vets put so much time into her with little socialisations in the rooms etc. Only changed as I’ve relocated else I’d still be with them!
Gerald Whittall
Google 5 September 2025
I would like to recommend Connaught vets I knew it was time so Andrew and zowie came to our home to put to sleep our little girl she was in no pain but I knew it was time they were very kind and our Roxy went to sleep with the upmost dignity she deserved one hour later I new she had arrived at rainbow bridge as a massive rainbow came over our house to tell us she had arrived with all her friends thank you so much Andrew and zowie for a wonderful service you gave
Corrina Thacker
Google 13 September 2024
Took really great care of my little Siamese boy. At a time when you are so worried, your mind is put at ease. Everything is discussed in detail. Thank you Julie and all that took care of my boy, I am truly grateful.
Mandy Bennett
Google 15 December 2022
Bobby was very uncomfortable passing blood in urine. Came along to see vet Will, he was fantastic with informing us all about what bobby needed done. He did his surgery and what a positive outcome . Especially as bobby is not very good at being a patient 😕. Excellent caring staff would highly recommend this vets with the care of our fur babies.
Kathryn Kimbley
Google 23 June 2018
Connaught Veterinary Hospital is a great vets in Wolverhampton. We have had them as our vets for a number of years with our current companion animals and former - we have two English Cocker Spaniels, Flossie & Dinky, a cat, Sephi and did have a French Lop Rabbit, Theo. All have visited Connaught Veterinary Hospital at some point whether for vaccinations, minor surgery, spay and neuter, and on a few occasions there have been the odd ear and eye infections. There have a been a couple of more serious issues also. At all times, the reception staff always treat us with the utmost respect and urgency. We can usually be fitted in fairly soon so waiting for an appointment isn't really an issue thankfully. The location is incredibly convenient as it's either a ten minute walk or 2 minutes by car. Also, they have other practices such as Codsall where we've also been seen which is handy if there is an emergency. We have a favourite vet we prefer to see, who is incredible. She is compassionate, empathic and thinks outside of the box. It was using such abstract thinking skills, as well as, of course her veterinary skills and knowledge that helped achieve a diagnosis in Dinky, our younger dog of ingrowing eyelashes! These have to be removed every so often which is obviously an unpleasant experience for him but we have seen and are aware of how well he is looked after when here. The veterinary nurses can't be helpful enough and Paige and Diane in particular as well as a few of the others (who's names I don't remember!) are hands down charming and lovely. My only criticism would be of the prices, which are pretty high for treatment and medication and also we think that when Dink goes in to have his eyelashes done, we don't think he's given water whilst there. Now whilst I can understand no water, nil by mouth for pre-ops or certain conditions, other animals should really be given water especially if there all day! What is particularly nice though is that evidently they hold on to their staff as the same staff have been there for quite some time and I know that they work TIRELESSLY for our companion animals. We regard them pretty highly and appreciate all the care and expertise they've offered us over the years for which we are very grateful.
Is this your veterinary practice? Claim your listing to manage this page yourself.
Spotted something out of date on this listing? Suggest an improvement and we'll fix it.
Vets for Pets is a veterinary practice on Compton Road in the West Midlands that treats cats, dogs and rabbits. The practice is open weekdays and Saturdays. For emergencies outside these hours, clients are referred to Vets Now Wolverhampton.
Carmel Vets is a veterinary practice in Wolverhampton that treats cats, dogs and small mammals. Services include diagnostics, dentistry, neutering and preventative care.
Vets Now Wolverhampton provides out-of-hours veterinary care for dogs, cats and small animals when they need it most, including during bank holidays, and in urgent or emergency situations.
St George's Veterinary Hospital in Wolverhampton treats cats, dogs, and small mammals. The practice runs a 24-hour accident and emergency service with vets and nurses on site at all times.
What pet owners typically ask before they call.