Horner Vets

Horner Vets We are an independently owned vet surgery based in Sheldon.

James Horner Vets has a vision to create and support a community of well informed pet owners in Sheldon, near Solihull.

We love getting visits from siblings Nellie & Rodney. While Rodney was getting his workout done in the treadmill at our ...
19/11/2025

We love getting visits from siblings Nellie & Rodney. While Rodney was getting his workout done in the treadmill at our Pet Rehab & Wellness Centre next door Nellie was busy getting cuddles 😀🐕

Meet beautiful 3 month old British short hair Aya who came to the practice for her 2nd kitten vaccination and for her 1s...
18/11/2025

Meet beautiful 3 month old British short hair Aya who came to the practice for her 2nd kitten vaccination and for her 1st kitten clinic with RVN Sarah 😺😍

Our puppy and kitten programs are included on our silver & gold Healthcare plans and allow our nurses to support new owners by recommending aspects of puppy and kitten care as your pet grows up, including symptoms to look out for, how to create an environment the pet feel safe in, training and much more!

We look forward to seeing Aya as she grows up!

Wishing our VCA Georgia a very happy birthday for today 🥳Georgia is not in work today so we hope she enjoys her special ...
15/11/2025

Wishing our VCA Georgia a very happy birthday for today 🥳
Georgia is not in work today so we hope she enjoys her special day! 🎂🎊

14/11/2025

These guys are just the best 😀 Butch & Wybie showing us all how it's done!

13/11/2025

We recently met this handsome ball of fluff George when he came in for dental extractions and to be neutered. He was just the sweetest little guy 🥰

12/11/2025

We love getting to see your pets as they grow up! Here's gorgeous Sox who we first met back in May 2025 when he was just 8 weeks old.....he recently joined us in practice to be neutered & what a difference those past months have made 😍😺

🎉5 WEEKS FREE PET INSURANCE 🎉We understand that pet insurance can be a minefield with so many different companies and po...
11/11/2025

🎉5 WEEKS FREE PET INSURANCE 🎉

We understand that pet insurance can be a minefield with so many different companies and policy types. Owners often feel overwhelmed and end up not getting cover at all, leaving a pet uninsured.

We highly recommend pet insurance as this removes the worry of making decisions based on finances when your pet is unwell or in need of any treatment.

While it’s often used for puppies and kittens, it’s also available for the majority of pets over 8 weeks old that have had a health check with one of our vets. This means that we can issue this 5 WEEKS FREE pet insurance to give you time to look into getting a full policy!! 🐈 🐩
**T&Cs apply

10/11/2025

Check out our adorable little puppy friends Blake & Honey 🥰
These siblings have fairly different personalities with Blake being a bit more reserved & Honey being the more adventurous & cheeky of the two....as you can see from when she found the treat pot in the consultation room 😂

07/11/2025

A bit of a challenge for the practice team.....who can draw up 1ml of fluid with their eyes closed and using a 2.5ml syringe?!

***Pet cancer awareness month***Pet cancer is a serious and often heartbreaking issue that affects dogs, cats, and other...
06/11/2025

***Pet cancer awareness month***

Pet cancer is a serious and often heartbreaking issue that affects dogs, cats, and other animals.

1. Prevalence:
Cancer is a common and serious disease in pets, particularly older ones. It affects animals of all breeds and sizes, taking forms such as skin cancer, lymphoma, and bone cancer.

2. Signs and Symptoms:
Early detection is key. Warning signs include lumps, weight loss, appetite changes, lameness, and odd odours. Any such changes should prompt a veterinary visit.

3. Diagnosis:
Diagnosis involves physical exams, blood tests, imaging (X-rays, ultrasounds), and biopsies. Vets may refer cases to a specialist oncologist.

4. Treatment Options:
Treatment depends on the cancer type and stage. Common options include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy. Decisions should be made with the vet’s guidance.

5. Quality of Life:
Owners must weigh treatment benefits against the effects on the pet’s comfort and well-being.

6. Prevention:
Not all cancers are preventable, but regular vet visits, a healthy lifestyle, and reducing exposure to toxins can lower risk.

7. Emotional Support:
Dealing with pet cancer is emotionally tough. Support groups and online communities can provide help and shared experiences.

Pictured is FOH team member Louise's beloved childhood cat who initially had to have her tail amputated due to a cancerous tumour & then sadly passed at the age of 17 from the disease after it spread 🌈💔

Please feel free to share your stories/pictures of your beloved pets with us in the comments.

Wishing our friends Archie and Maple (& of course their lovely owners!) all the very best with their move down to Devon....
04/11/2025

Wishing our friends Archie and Maple (& of course their lovely owners!) all the very best with their move down to Devon. We have loved seeing you over the years and will miss you, especially giving bum scratches to Archie! 🥰

Address

Unit 4 Morrisons Supermarket, Coventry Road
Sheldon
B263PD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

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