White Cross Vets is a veterinary practice on Penn Road in Wolverhampton, West Midlands. The practice treats cats, dogs, small mammals, birds, exotic pets, and wildlife. Services include microchipping, neutering, vaccinations, dentistry, diagnostic imaging, blood testing, and flea and worm treatments. The practice opens Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 6:00pm. For emergencies outside these hours, clients are referred to Vets Now Birmingham Blaise Hospital.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 7 reviews
Tonia Gteen
Google 23 May 2026
Yesterday I went to see this practice after a previous awful situation with my large Alaskan Malamute who is anxious and reactive. As soon as we arrived the girls welcomed us in, my dog accepted treats (unusual) and we were able to stay in a quiet area. The vet was not scared and used behaviour techniques and distraction to calm my dog. The annual vacs were prepared, the room clean. My dog growled when the vet went to sit by him sideways but he didn't panic and in a few mins everything was done. I know this vet was a locum but he was brilliant and made the visit much less stressful than I had previously encountered at another vet. I have no hesitation in attending the practice from now on.
Mark
Google 2 May 2026
I have nothing but excellent things to say about white cross vets Wolverhampton. The receptionists are very friendly and helpful. The Vets themselves are thorough and caring with my cats🙂
Claudia Tarbuck
Google 4 March 2026
Excellent premises outside and inside reception. Lovely receptionists. And the vets and nurses are brilliant helpful. Quick booking also for emergency.
Neil
Google 28 January 2026
Recently rejoined the vets due to a problem with my dogs teeth. All staff were very caring and helpful. The place was very clean and well organised. The treatment was well done with a very high level of care and professionalism. Charges are no worse than anywhere else and they offer a monthly discount scheme which takes the sting out of expensive treatments. A great vets!
Edda Nicolson
Google 5 January 2026
Lovely, kind people - helped look after my neighbour's dog when she was brought in after she was lost, and helped to reunite them. So grateful, thank you!
Ellen Osborne
Google 24 April 2025
We were not with White Cross however when our Kitty was sadly found deceased in a neighbours garden and was taken to them they treated her and ultimately us as a family with upmost compassion, respect and dignity. The complimentary paw print and hair clippings they gave us is such a thoughtful gesture. We will forever be grateful for their care and closure we received at this sad time.
Jo Dutfield
Google 14 January 2021
Rosie is an amazing vet who really cares. Unfortunately I had to have 2 cats pts last year and her compassion was outstanding. I have two cats now with health issues and she is great at explaining treatment and recommending options. Ladies on Reception great and health plan has definitely been worth it for me. Have recommended to friends.
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