Severn Edge Veterinary Group - Madeley – Vets in Telford
Clinic Overview
- Several reviewers describe the staff as friendly, helpful and caring, including one recent owner who was pleased to bring in a new puppy. - End-of-life care stands out in positive feedback, with owners mentioning dignity, kindness and a sympathy card after euthanasia. - There are also good comments about handling nervous pets, including staff adapting a post-op check and seeing a dog outside where it felt more comfortable.
Severn Edge Veterinary Group - Madeley is a CVS-owned branch in Telford. Its published services cover routine and preventive care, diagnostics, surgery, nurse clinics, grooming and some home-visit support, for dogs, cats, rabbits, small pets and some exotics. Reviews often mention friendly, caring staff and thoughtful handling of anxious pets, though there are also some complaints about empathy and cost.
Services
- •Routine and preventive care: consultations, vaccinations, six-month health checks, blood pressure checks, parasite control and nurse clinics. Reviews also mention post-op checks and owners dropping in to weigh pets.
- •Diagnostics and treatment: in-house laboratory testing, X-ray and ultrasound, plus neutering, dentistry and surgery. The wider Severn Edge group also highlights soft tissue, orthopaedic and keyhole surgery within its service offering.
- •Everyday pet care extras: microchipping, grooming and nail clipping, anal sac expression, and GB pet travel documentation.
- •Species seen: dogs, cats, rabbits, small pets and exotics including reptiles and tortoises.
- •Home visits and emergency support: home visits are listed, and emergency support is available through the wider group, although the published out-of-hours details point to another hospital site rather than this branch specifically.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Reviews are mixed on value: some owners describe it as expensive, including one who reported paying £150 for a consultation and X-ray and being quoted £2,000 for an emergency pyometra operation.
People
- •Adrian is mentioned positively at reception/front desk and was described as kind and gentle during a euthanasia visit.
- •A young male vet nurse was singled out in reviews as lovely and consistently nice.
- •Reviews also praise the wider front-desk team and unnamed vets for kindness and support during emergency and end-of-life care.
- •One older review reports a negative interaction with an unnamed vet during a vaccination appointment.
Reviews
Google reviews average 4.7/5 from 155 reviews.
- •Several reviewers describe the staff as friendly, helpful and caring, including one recent owner who was pleased to bring in a new puppy.
- •End-of-life care stands out in positive feedback, with owners mentioning dignity, kindness and a sympathy card after euthanasia.
- •There are also good comments about handling nervous pets, including staff adapting a post-op check and seeing a dog outside where it felt more comfortable.
- •Negative feedback mainly centres on empathy and communication in a small number of reviews, alongside some complaints about cost.

