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Our Score (78/100)
Medivet Streatham - Vale Veterinary Clinic is part of the Medivet group (not independent). Based on the information available, it handles routine vet care as well as urgent cases, with owners describing surgery, ongoing care for cats over many years, and support around end-of-life situations. The clinic also advertises a FREE Mobility Pain Check (until 30 November) and publishes a nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am. Review experiences are mixed: several owners describe clear communication and support (including being kept informed during an emergency and receiving out-of-hours results calls), while one recent reviewer alleges repeated paid rechecks with different vets, a referral they felt was premature/expensive, and a slow complaint response.
Medivet Streatham - Vale Veterinary Clinic is part of the Medivet group (not independent). Based on the information available, it handles routine vet care as well as urgent cases, with owners describing surgery, ongoing care for cats over many years, and support around end-of-life situations. The clinic also advertises a FREE Mobility Pain Check (until 30 November) and publishes a nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130 for consultations between 7pm and 9am. Review experiences are mixed: several owners describe clear communication and support (including being kept informed during an emergency and receiving out-of-hours results calls), while one recent reviewer alleges repeated paid rechecks with different vets, a referral they felt was premature/expensive, and a slow complaint response.
Medivet Parsons Green - Molly and Max Vets
Hammersmith and Fulham
Our Score (78/100)
Medivet Parsons Green – Molly and Max Vets is part of the Medivet group. Based on its stated facilities and service list, it’s set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite care, microchipping), surgery including keyhole surgery, and dentistry, with an in-house laboratory. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention a calm, confidence-building experience for nervous dogs and positive interactions with specific staff (for example, “Dr Valentina”), alongside one review flagging that it can be “expensive” despite “great care”. Concrete details supported by the available sources include: - Online appointment booking is offered. - An in-house laboratory is available. - Dental care is listed as a service. - Out-of-hours care is handled by a Medivet 24-hour practice, with a stated out-of-hours consult fee.
Medivet Parsons Green – Molly and Max Vets is part of the Medivet group. Based on its stated facilities and service list, it’s set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite care, microchipping), surgery including keyhole surgery, and dentistry, with an in-house laboratory. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention a calm, confidence-building experience for nervous dogs and positive interactions with specific staff (for example, “Dr Valentina”), alongside one review flagging that it can be “expensive” despite “great care”. Concrete details supported by the available sources include: - Online appointment booking is offered. - An in-house laboratory is available. - Dental care is listed as a service. - Out-of-hours care is handled by a Medivet 24-hour practice, with a stated out-of-hours consult fee.
The Hoxton Vet describes itself as an independent practice founded by Dr. Maureen Murphy, positioning itself as “run by vets, not corporations,” with longer 20- or 30-minute consultations and options for clinic or home visits (as stated on its website). The clinic appears set up for preventative care and dentistry (including scale-and-polish and extractions), plus travel documentation support. In recent reviews, multiple owners describe clear explanations and being seen at short notice, including for a dog recovering from a “mishap.” Several cat owners also mention support during end-of-life and more thorough investigation for an ongoing condition (one review cites a cat’s liver condition with step-by-step updates). There is also a detailed 1‑star account alleging serious problems with long-term care, billing for services not delivered, and lack of follow-up—which conflicts sharply with the largely positive experiences described elsewhere.
The Hoxton Vet describes itself as an independent practice founded by Dr. Maureen Murphy, positioning itself as “run by vets, not corporations,” with longer 20- or 30-minute consultations and options for clinic or home visits (as stated on its website). The clinic appears set up for preventative care and dentistry (including scale-and-polish and extractions), plus travel documentation support. In recent reviews, multiple owners describe clear explanations and being seen at short notice, including for a dog recovering from a “mishap.” Several cat owners also mention support during end-of-life and more thorough investigation for an ongoing condition (one review cites a cat’s liver condition with step-by-step updates). There is also a detailed 1‑star account alleging serious problems with long-term care, billing for services not delivered, and lack of follow-up—which conflicts sharply with the largely positive experiences described elsewhere.
Our Score (83/100)
Sherwood Veterinary Services Ltd. describes itself as an independent practice (not a corporate group) and is RCVS Accredited and ISFM Cat Friendly. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for general veterinary care with an emphasis on preventative work and nurse-led clinics, alongside handling urgent “same-day” issues when needed. Recent reviewers repeatedly mention vets talking owners through options without pushing costs, plus careful handling of nervous dogs (e.g., injections given “without [the dog] even noticing” and a “super nervous rescue” staying calm during a small procedure). Reviews also describe sensitive support around euthanasia and management of post-surgery complications.
Sherwood Veterinary Services Ltd. describes itself as an independent practice (not a corporate group) and is RCVS Accredited and ISFM Cat Friendly. From the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for general veterinary care with an emphasis on preventative work and nurse-led clinics, alongside handling urgent “same-day” issues when needed. Recent reviewers repeatedly mention vets talking owners through options without pushing costs, plus careful handling of nervous dogs (e.g., injections given “without [the dog] even noticing” and a “super nervous rescue” staying calm during a small procedure). Reviews also describe sensitive support around euthanasia and management of post-surgery complications.
Palace Vets is an independent home-visit veterinary service (the website positions it explicitly as a home-visit practice). Reviews repeatedly describe seeing the same vet, Guy Killick, for continuity rather than a rotating team. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears geared toward at-home consultations and paperwork-heavy needs like pet travel, as well as sensitive situations such as end-of-life care in the home. Concrete examples owners mention include: at-home annual vaccinations and check-ups (including for stressed cats), arranging pet travel paperwork for international trips, and providing peaceful at-home euthanasia for an older cat. Several reviewers also note straightforward admin (setting up appointments and paying) and being seen promptly (one person reports a next-day visit when their cat was unwell).
Palace Vets is an independent home-visit veterinary service (the website positions it explicitly as a home-visit practice). Reviews repeatedly describe seeing the same vet, Guy Killick, for continuity rather than a rotating team. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears geared toward at-home consultations and paperwork-heavy needs like pet travel, as well as sensitive situations such as end-of-life care in the home. Concrete examples owners mention include: at-home annual vaccinations and check-ups (including for stressed cats), arranging pet travel paperwork for international trips, and providing peaceful at-home euthanasia for an older cat. Several reviewers also note straightforward admin (setting up appointments and paying) and being seen promptly (one person reports a next-day visit when their cat was unwell).
Our Score (77/100)
Bow PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity (not an independent practice). The clinic is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care “to pets in need,” and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe both planned appointments (with updates if earlier consults overrun) and end‑of‑life support, including a case where staff helped with euthanasia for a dog brought in without an appointment after policy changes were explained. Experiences are mixed: many owners mention clear explanations and compassionate handling, while one recent review describes a strong urine smell, a long wait, and a vet refusing to see a cat and kittens due to being overworked/understaffed.
Bow PDSA Pet Hospital is part of the PDSA charity (not an independent practice). The clinic is set up to provide free and low‑cost veterinary care “to pets in need,” and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe both planned appointments (with updates if earlier consults overrun) and end‑of‑life support, including a case where staff helped with euthanasia for a dog brought in without an appointment after policy changes were explained. Experiences are mixed: many owners mention clear explanations and compassionate handling, while one recent review describes a strong urine smell, a long wait, and a vet refusing to see a cat and kittens due to being overworked/understaffed.
Our Score (77/100)
Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital is a veterinary nurse training facility, and multiple reviews describe appointments involving student vets with oversight from a senior vet. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is often used for small mammals (rats, guinea pigs, chinchillas) including dental work and surgery, and some owners describe being kept closely informed about procedures and medication. A recurring counterpoint in recent feedback is frustration with billing and payment processes: several reviewers describe paying upfront (including at booking), delayed insurance paperwork, and disputed or unexpected charges. Concrete specifics mentioned in reviews include: a chinchilla treated for tooth problems with detailed pre-op history-taking and medication instructions; rat surgeries and check-ups; a senior vet doing a thorough dental examination and explaining options; and complaints about being asked to pay before the appointment and about slow handling of insurance documents.
Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital is a veterinary nurse training facility, and multiple reviews describe appointments involving student vets with oversight from a senior vet. Based on the latest reviews, the clinic is often used for small mammals (rats, guinea pigs, chinchillas) including dental work and surgery, and some owners describe being kept closely informed about procedures and medication. A recurring counterpoint in recent feedback is frustration with billing and payment processes: several reviewers describe paying upfront (including at booking), delayed insurance paperwork, and disputed or unexpected charges. Concrete specifics mentioned in reviews include: a chinchilla treated for tooth problems with detailed pre-op history-taking and medication instructions; rat surgeries and check-ups; a senior vet doing a thorough dental examination and explaining options; and complaints about being asked to pay before the appointment and about slow handling of insurance documents.
Norwood Road Veterinary Surgery
Southwark
Our Score (77/100)
Norwood Road Veterinary Surgery provides routine pet healthcare (health checks, neutering/spaying, puppy/kitten checks, and dental advice) and also sees small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. It’s described by one reviewer as corporately owned (group not named), and multiple reviews mention higher fees than other practices. From the latest reviews, owners frequently point to efficient admin and digital communication (prompt email replies; booking via the website), and a clean, “spotless” clinic environment. However, a few recent reviews report serious frustrations around pricing and consistency—specifically a disputed ear problem diagnosis and a stressful, last‑minute cancellation around travel paperwork.
Norwood Road Veterinary Surgery provides routine pet healthcare (health checks, neutering/spaying, puppy/kitten checks, and dental advice) and also sees small pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and hamsters. It’s described by one reviewer as corporately owned (group not named), and multiple reviews mention higher fees than other practices. From the latest reviews, owners frequently point to efficient admin and digital communication (prompt email replies; booking via the website), and a clean, “spotless” clinic environment. However, a few recent reviews report serious frustrations around pricing and consistency—specifically a disputed ear problem diagnosis and a stressful, last‑minute cancellation around travel paperwork.
Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd
Kingston upon Thames
Our Score (81/100)
Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand (website: vets4pets.com) and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal practice with in-house diagnostics (lab, digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound) plus a hospital ward and isolation unit. Reviews strongly highlight care for exotic species alongside cats and dogs—particularly repeated mentions of an “exotic vet” (Maks/Max) treating reptiles and small mammals. Concrete examples owners describe include: an amputation for an injured tortoise with manageable post-op homecare instructions; a structured treatment plan for a hamster; and hands-on coaching for at-home injections for a leopard tortoise with an eye infection. For dogs and cats, owners mention a difficult-to-diagnose Addison’s Disease case being identified, followed by regular injection visits, and vets helping very stressed/feral cats tolerate examinations. There’s a clear split in experiences on cost/value: one recent review alleges repeated ineffective treatment for an eye issue and being sold a much more expensive eye solution than online, while others say pricing is “on par with others” and appreciate detailed explanations and willingness to consult experts.
Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand (website: vets4pets.com) and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal practice with in-house diagnostics (lab, digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound) plus a hospital ward and isolation unit. Reviews strongly highlight care for exotic species alongside cats and dogs—particularly repeated mentions of an “exotic vet” (Maks/Max) treating reptiles and small mammals. Concrete examples owners describe include: an amputation for an injured tortoise with manageable post-op homecare instructions; a structured treatment plan for a hamster; and hands-on coaching for at-home injections for a leopard tortoise with an eye infection. For dogs and cats, owners mention a difficult-to-diagnose Addison’s Disease case being identified, followed by regular injection visits, and vets helping very stressed/feral cats tolerate examinations. There’s a clear split in experiences on cost/value: one recent review alleges repeated ineffective treatment for an eye issue and being sold a much more expensive eye solution than online, while others say pricing is “on par with others” and appreciate detailed explanations and willingness to consult experts.
Goddard Veterinary Group Hackney is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and has been operating since 1978 (per its website). The practice lists in-house diagnostics (including blood testing and X‑ray) alongside surgery and dentistry, and it offers a free new pet health check. Recent reviews include specific examples of urgent care and handling difficult feline patients (e.g., a cat seen immediately after lily pollen exposure, with the team described as patient despite the cat’s trust issues), alongside a conflicting report raising concerns about room/table cleaning between appointments and value for money.
Goddard Veterinary Group Hackney is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and has been operating since 1978 (per its website). The practice lists in-house diagnostics (including blood testing and X‑ray) alongside surgery and dentistry, and it offers a free new pet health check. Recent reviews include specific examples of urgent care and handling difficult feline patients (e.g., a cat seen immediately after lily pollen exposure, with the team described as patient despite the cat’s trust issues), alongside a conflicting report raising concerns about room/table cleaning between appointments and value for money.