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Severn Veterinary Centre is a UK small-animal veterinary practice that has cared for pets since 1999. It runs branches in Worcester (including a veterinary hospital in St John's), Alcester and Henley-in-Arden, covering Worcestershire and Warwickshire. If you are looking for a pet vet in any of those areas, the site is the place to register your animal and book an appointment.
Who it is for and where it operates
The practice describes itself as caring for pets "as if they were our own," with a team it presents as friendly and experienced, serving generations of local families. That framing points to a general companion-animal practice rather than a specialist referral centre.
| Question | Answer from the site |
|---|---|
| What kind of provider? | Pet veterinary practice |
| Where are the branches? | Worcester (St John's veterinary hospital), Alcester, Henley-in-Arden |
| Which counties does it serve? | Worcestershire and Warwickshire |
| How long has it operated? | Since 1999 |
| Can I book online? | Yes — the site offers Register and Book Appointment options |
What you can do on the website
The homepage presents two main actions: Register and Book Appointment. In practice, that means a new client can create a record for their pet and then arrange a visit at one of the branches. The site also carries an embedded video, which requires cookie consent to display — if the video area appears blank, accepting cookies through "Manage my cookie choices" is the usual fix.
How to decide if it fits your needs
- Choose it if you live in or near Worcester, Alcester or Henley-in-Arden and want a local practice with a long track record for routine pet care.
- Check the branch first if you need hospital-level facilities: the site identifies Worcester St John's as the veterinary hospital, so procedures that need more than a standard branch visit are most likely handled there.
- Confirm specifics directly — the homepage does not list services, opening hours or fees, so for anything beyond general registration and booking, contact the relevant branch.
The site is a practice homepage rather than a detailed service directory, so treat it as the starting point for registering and booking, and ask the branch about the particular care your pet needs.