Bulwell Vets4Pets Ltd

Bulwell Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group, and the website describes it as a “locally owned” practice. It appears set up for routine care plus a wide range of in-practice diagnostics, with facilities listed including an in-house laboratory, digital and dental X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG, endoscopy, an operating theatre, and an isolation unit; orthopaedics and ophthalmology are also mentioned on the site.

From the latest reviews, owners most often describe

• •fast access for urgent problems (one dog was “seen immediately” after being attacked by another dog)
• •a structured, supportive euthanasia process (time given before/after, keepsakes like nose/paw prints and fur, and a condolence card sent afterwards)
• •practical communication touches such as appointment reminders by text

There are also negative experiences reported, including one review alleging a “rude vet,” and another alleging the wrong medicine was given and that their cat deteriorated.

Services

Based on the clinic website summary and the latest reviews available

• •Species treated: dogs, cats, rabbits (website); a rat euthanasia is also described in reviews
• •Dentistry with dental X‑ray (website)
• •Imaging and diagnostics: digital X‑ray, ultrasound, ECG (website)
• •Endoscopy (website)
• •In-house laboratory testing: haematology, biochemistry, electrolyte assessment; blood pressure monitoring (website)
• •Surgical facilities: operating theatre (website)
• •Orthopaedics (website)
• •Ophthalmology (website)
• •Isolation unit (website)
• •Emergency cover when closed is provided via Vets Now Nottingham (website)
• •End-of-life care/euthanasia with keepsake options (nose/paw prints, fur) and condolence card mentioned by a reviewer (reviews)
• •Urgent injury assessment/treatment described after a dog attack (reviews)

Reviews

Google rating: 4.4 stars from 622 reviews.

• •Urgent access when needed: one owner says their dog was seen immediately after an attack by another dog.
• •Communication and admin: appointment reminders by text are mentioned.
• •Clinic environment and front desk: reviews describe a clean reception area and welcoming receptionists.
• •Vet manner and handling anxious pets: one owner of a nervous chihuahua describes a calm, patient exam and being put at ease.
• •Euthanasia support: one reviewer describes being taken through quickly on arrival, given time with their pet before/after, offered keepsakes (nose/paw prints, fur), and receiving a condolence card.
• •Conflicting experiences: a couple of reviews report problems—one alleges a rude vet, and another alleges incorrect medication and an insufficient check-up leading to their cat worsening.