WSM Vets4Pets Ltd

WSM Vets4Pets Ltd is a Vets4Pets practice (the website describes practices as “locally owned”). Based on the information available, the clinic appears set up for routine care plus urgent same-day appointments when needed, with multiple reviews describing emergency slots and follow-up communication after treatment. Owners mention practical touches such as sending photos after a cat’s surgery, handling euthanasia and payment “with discretion,” and a condolence card signed by the team. Reviews are mostly positive, but there are also a small number of very negative experiences reported without detail.

Services

• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (listed in the clinic’s structured data).
• •Urgent / emergency appointments (owners describe being seen quickly for emergency visits, including repeat urgent appointments for a very unwell cat).
• •Surgery and post-op updates (a cat surgery is mentioned, with the clinic sending photos afterwards to show recovery).
• •End-of-life care (euthanasia described, with emphasis on compassionate handling and discretion around payment).
• •Diagnosis and medication (example given: an “eyelid infected gland” diagnosed and treated with prescribed medication).

People

• •Dan (staff member, role not stated): mentioned as a familiar face who “takes the time to get to know you and your pet,” helping make visits feel calmer, and “going above and beyond.”
• •Wilbur (staff member, role not stated): repeatedly praised in a long-term client’s account for care during emergency visits and for compassionate support through euthanasia.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.5 stars from 362 reviews. - Urgent access when pets are unwell: multiple owners describe getting emergency appointments quickly, including two urgent visits for the same cat.

• •Communication and follow-up: one owner reports receiving photos after surgery to show their cat was doing well.
• •Compassion in difficult situations: one detailed account highlights sensitive handling of euthanasia, discreet payment collection, and a condolence card signed by the team.
• •Experience can be inconsistent: at least one reviewer describes a “horrendous experience” (without specifics), contrasting with many strongly positive comments.
• •Some irrelevant/possibly mistaken feedback: one 1-star review complains about “food,” which doesn’t align with veterinary care and may not reflect the clinic’s services.