Practice Ownership at Vets4Pets Stourbridge

• Beautifully presented stand-alone practice
• Positioned in a market town with a thriving community
• Over 4,000 active clients
• A strong roadside presence within a residential area
• Ample free parking
• Further expansion opportunities with a 3 bedroom flat above the practice 
• Easily accessible on foot, accessible train links
• 3 miles from the Merry Hill Shopping Centre
• 11 miles from Birmingham City centre
• Spacious light and airy throughout
• Modern, well equipped practice, lab, pharmacy, digital x-ray and ultrasound, Bair hugger, Dental X Ray, Drip Pump equipment
• RCVS accredited

Client satisfaction results are brilliant at Vets4Pets Stourbridge, with feedback ratings of 5/5 on VetHelpDirect, 4.8/5 on Facebook and 4.8 on Google. 

"My dog was very well and promptly treated.
Everything was explained and all my questions and concerns answered. I was kept informed at all stages of my dogs progress. I am very thankful and happy with all the care my dog received."

"This vets is outstanding in every regard! The staff are all knowledgeable, friendly and care about the welfare of my dogs (whom they now all know on sight and fuss!). I trust them all completely with the furry members of my family. Could not wish for a better vets."

Our Joint Venture Partnership model allows Vets, Nurses, and Practice Managers the opportunity to become a practice owner. 

Joint Venture Partnership is the only model in the industry that gives you complete TRUE clinical freedom. You're independent to make your own clinical and practice-based decisions, allowing you to run your practice, your way and enables you to have the freedom to make the best decisions for your patients.

Partnering with our business experts across 12 key functions, we help develop your commercial and leadership skills and experience, setting you on the path for success. Our model includes a guaranteed salary from day 1 whilst having the security of being part of a wider group.

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Situated on the River Stour, Stourbridge is right on the edge of glorious countryside, with the Clent Hills to the south and Kinver Edge to the west. 

Today, Stourbridge is the most affluent town in the Dudley Metropolitan Borough. The town centre has seen major regeneration in recent years, and was awarded Fairtrade Town status in 2010.

There is lots to do in Stourbridge; Stourbridge Farmers' and Craft Market takes place on the first and third Saturday of every month in the Clock Square, Stourbridge Beer Festival happens every year in late April/early May, and throughout the summer, Mary Stevens Park hosts outdoor live music.

Stourbridge has two railway stations, the main one being Stourbridge Junction. From here, it is around 30 minutes to Birmingham, 30 minutes to Worcester and around two hours to London. The other station, Stourbridge Town, is served only by a shuttle to and from Stourbridge Junction. At just over 1⁄2 mi (800 m), the Stourbridge Town Branch Line is believed to be the shortest railway branch line in Europe.

There are 35 primary schools, 9 secondary schools, and one sixth form college in Stourbridge, King Edward VI College, which was founded in 1552.