Cannock Vets4Pets Ltd

Cannock Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group (a national chain). It’s set up for general pet care, with reviews referencing routine vaccinations/jabs, consults for unwell pets, and end-of-life support. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Decision-relevant points owners mention repeatedly include

• •Handling of nervous/reactive dogs without forcing a muzzle: one owner credits vet Rachael Oliver with establishing boundaries and trust in a single visit.
• •End-of-life care that isn’t rushed: owners describe clear explanations during euthanasia appointments and respectful support throughout.
• •Follow-through after bereavement: one family mentions receiving a sympathy note with their pet’s ashes.
• •A conflict in experiences around communication, cost, and waiting: some reviews praise helpful staff and reassurance, while others describe poor explanations, feeling “squeezed” for money, and long waits past appointment time.

Services

Services and situations explicitly mentioned in the available information and reviews include

• •Routine care such as vaccinations/jabs and weigh-ins
• •General veterinary consultations (including discussion of what might be wrong with a pet)
• •Euthanasia (“put to sleep”) with staff explaining the process and giving owners time
• •Return of ashes after euthanasia, with a sympathy note mentioned by one reviewer
• •Support for anxious/untrusting dogs, including muzzle-avoidant handling in at least one case
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (listed in the clinic data)

People

• •Rachael Oliver (vet): praised for working with a “very untrusting” dog by building boundaries and trust without forcing a muzzle, and for treating multiple pets with care and respect.
• •Tash: mentioned as greeting an owner on arrival and helping immediately when they entered with multiple dogs.
• •Reception team (unnamed): described as friendly and kind in one review, and generally helpful by several owners.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 441 reviews. “”

• •Compassion around euthanasia and loss: owners describe being given time, having procedures explained, and feeling supported; one mentions a sympathy note returned with ashes.
• •Positive handling and reassurance: examples include a vet helping a nervous dog through jabs and another building trust with a reactive dog without insisting on a muzzle.
• •Front-desk/arrival help: one owner highlights being met and assisted immediately when arriving with three dogs.
• •Critical feedback on waits and perceived upselling: some reviewers report long delays past appointment time and concerns about being steered into repeat appointments or “unnecessary treatments,” while others report years of good experiences.