Vale Wildlife Hospital & Rehabilitation Centre – Vets in Tewkesbury
Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is extremely positive, with many reviewers describing the hospital as an important local wildlife charity and praising the team’s compassion toward injured, sick, and orphaned wild animals. - Review examples cover a wide range of species, including hedgehogs, pigeon chicks, baby rabbits, deer, foxes, and a baby rat, suggesting the centre is used for both common garden wildlife and larger rescue cases. - Speed and calm handling are recurring themes, with one reviewer saying the team arrived for a poorly deer within half an hour and others describing smooth admissions, including on a Saturday night.
Services
- •Wildlife casualty admissions: Injured or orphaned wild animals and birds can be brought in daily, including recent examples involving a baby hedgehog, pigeon chick, baby rabbit, and small mammals.
- •Assessment, treatment and rehabilitation: The centre handles assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of wildlife casualties. Review examples include immediate check-in for an injured pigeon chick, with blood testing and X-rays mentioned, as well as care for rabbits, foxes, birds, and a baby rat that was later re-released.
- •Rescue and collection support: Reviewers describe the team attending an injured deer within around half an hour, collecting an injured fox, and helping with difficult rescue situations involving trapped wildlife.
- •Follow-up after admission: People dropping animals off mention receiving a reference or patient code that allows them to check on progress online after a few days.
- •Emergency arrangements: Out-of-hours emergencies involving deer, badgers, or foxes are directed to a dedicated emergency contact number.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Ayesha is mentioned by name in a recent review and is described as kind when receiving an injured pigeon chick. More broadly, reviewers consistently describe the team as knowledgeable, welcoming, caring, organised, and professional, including in cases involving less commonly supported wildlife such as rats.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.9 stars from 567 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is extremely positive, with many reviewers describing the hospital as an important local wildlife charity and praising the team’s compassion toward injured, sick, and orphaned wild animals.
- •Review examples cover a wide range of species, including hedgehogs, pigeon chicks, baby rabbits, deer, foxes, and a baby rat, suggesting the centre is used for both common garden wildlife and larger rescue cases.
- •Speed and calm handling are recurring themes, with one reviewer saying the team arrived for a poorly deer within half an hour and others describing smooth admissions, including on a Saturday night.
- •Communication after admission stands out as a consistent strength, with reviewers valuing the reference code system for online updates and appreciating the staff’s friendly, non-judgmental approach even in difficult outcomes.
