Pet House Vets is a veterinary practice on Witton Lodge Road in Birmingham, West Midlands. The practice treats cats, dogs, and small mammals, providing vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, dentistry, and flea and worm treatments. Opening hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm, with phone lines open from 8:30am on weekdays. Emergency appointments are available during working hours depending on availability, and an out-of-hours emergency service operates by telephone.
Cats
Dogs
Open at weekends
Out-of-hours service
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Based on 6 reviews
Brummie23
Google 19 May 2026
Been our Boy Majors vets for the pat 2 yrs since major was a puppy. Kind caring,lovely vets.
Deborah Buck
Google 12 December 2025
Took my perfectly healthy kitten to pet house vets for a pre op and also requested for a blood test as she was going to be spayed soon, the first blood test came back as an error so they retook it and the second 1 she called me in saying my cat has 0 platelets I was so upset but no compassion she carried on saying it could be leukaemia or a virus even said she could die asked me if I had insurance asked to see this I had to go outside while in a state of shock to find the policy was told it will cost between 4_5000 for tests. I went for a second opinion as advised by the breeder I had her from, the new vets told me her platelets were normal and that they had to be careful when doing her blood test as there was lots of bruising around her neck. I’m not happy I have emailed the manager and if I don’t get a promo response I will go further. Please check reviews before coming here, they are also very expensive compared to other vets
Kelly Vics
Google 22 November 2025
They are friendly and helpful, they can usually get you in on the same day, I got my pups vet checked and a few vaccinated... Cost me £60 for a check up and £62 for the check up with the 1st vaccine... Not bad
Dianne Musumadi
Google 6 August 2025
I’m really gutted to express myself through this media. I’d taken my dog daisy only 3 yrs old to the vet in Feb 25 for her booster, I’d express about my dog tooth with plaque showing, ask the vet at that time whether she needed a polish and scale, which HE had stated no. Taken her back in July only to be told yes her teeth need to be treated. I’d specified about daisy having scale and polish just for them to see if they can remove the plaque which they did previously last year. I’d received a phone call day before her operation to state if there are any tooth to be extracted then the treatment would cost more. I love my daisy so much that any dog lover would do what they need to do… but I don’t want to be taken for granted if it’s not necessary and it’s a way for business to strife. I did request for only polish and scale now they say there is a risk that she may have a tooth’s to be removed. Can I not make a decision myself whether or not to distract? I did call back to speak with management but of course she is on holiday. I will shop around somewhere else. Just like to express my thanks to Amy for looking after Daisy’s grooming.
UK SAIYED
Google 27 May 2022
Caring and friendly. Which is what most people need when you take your pets to the vets. Both reception staff were absolutely lovely, understanding and professional. Claudia the vet is such a wonderful person. She explains what's happening, and also explains what's financially better. She really understood both my cats. I can't fault the whole experience, even both my cats came home better than when they went ❤️❤️😻😻😻
Mihaela Briceag
Google 14 May 2022
Was a wonderful experience! Klaudia is a very nice vet. I was anxious about the visit as my cat is 17 years old and still fussy as she is a Burmese cat. Overall my cat is a nice one but when she doesn't like someone, she can be a bit aggressive. Thanks again for your assistance. I will definitely contact you again. I will definitely recommend her.
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