Best Vets in Tamworth – Complete Local Guide

Bright Side Vets (ownership/group not stated in the information provided) is described in reviews as a practice that’s set up to reduce stress for different pets and to support owners through difficult decisions. Owners repeatedly mention practical touches like a separate waiting area for cats (including free calming wipes) and small dog “booths,” plus thoughtful bereavement support after euthanasia (paw prints, a small jar of fur, and condolence cards with seeds). Several reviewers also highlight being able to get appointments and getting clear, supportive help when seeking a second opinion or more consistent care for a senior dog.

At Home Veterinary Service appears linked (via its website content) to St Mary’s Veterinary Surgery, which states it is RCVS-accredited and offers a Pet Health Club® Plus plan with consultations included. Based on recent reviews, this practice seems set up for both routine care and urgent problems: owners describe being seen straight away, including a same-day operation for a dog with an intestinal issue, and being fitted in urgently for euthanasia. Several reviewers also highlight decision-making that prioritised stabilising the pet first, with one owner explicitly contrasting this with not being pushed into unnecessary procedures.

Riversmeet Veterinary Centre is part of Linnaeus (a Mars company), as described in one recent review, and the practice website highlights advanced surgical work including orthopaedic and soft-tissue procedures. Based on the website and recent owner experiences, it appears set up for both routine care (e.g., spays, blood tests) and more complex medical/surgical cases (e.g., arthritis management, cancer treatment, cardiology, ophthalmology, fracture repair). Recent reviews include specific examples of: - Same-day appointments with in-clinic diagnostics and fast turnaround on blood test results (results received while driving home). - Ongoing management of painful mobility/nerve issues with repeated check-ups, pain relief, and clear step-by-step instructions for home care. - End-of-life support with time allowed to say goodbye, a candle lit in reception, and help arranging cremation. - A contrasting complaint that, since the Linnaeus takeover, the practice became more profit-driven with “unnecessary extra (paid) checkups” and increased costs.

Oakfield Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice that also functions as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility and states it provides emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours). Recent reviews describe a calm, welcoming environment and staff who listen during appointments. The clinic is used for a wide range of pet types and needs—reviews mention ferrets receiving support through a poor outcome, and a dog whose treatment included leg amputation for a tumour. Feedback is mixed in a few areas: one owner reports a serious handling issue during budgie nail clipping and advises bird owners to seek an avian/exotics specialist, while another reports a rude reception interaction.

Companion Care (Tamworth) Ltd trades as a Vets for Pets practice and describes itself as locally owned, led by a joint venture partner. The clinic appears set up for routine and day‑to‑day medical and surgical care with on-site diagnostics (in‑house lab work and imaging), a hospital ward, and an operating theatre. It is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews, owners describe a mixed experience: some cite notably supportive end‑of‑life care, including reassurance by phone during bereavement, while others report long waits for booked appointments, unfriendly front‑desk interactions, and disputes about medication charges and a locum vet’s handling/exam.