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Our Score (67/100)
Companion Care (Charlton) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is a locally owned practice run by Sinead Ennis and Fabio Di Popolo. The website positions the clinic for advanced and surgical casework (including orthopaedics, laparoscopy and ophthalmology) supported by facilities like an operating theatre, in‑house lab, digital X‑ray, and separated dog/cat wards plus a separate cat consult room. It’s RCVS accredited, and for out-of-hours emergency care it directs clients to Vets Now Sidcup. From the latest reviews available, decision-relevant themes include strict lateness/appointment policies (multiple reviewers say they were turned away for arriving 10–12 minutes late) and pricing concerns around medications, alongside occasional praise for handling anxious dogs (a reviewer singled out a nurse/tech for this).
Companion Care (Charlton) Ltd trading as Vets4Pets is a locally owned practice run by Sinead Ennis and Fabio Di Popolo. The website positions the clinic for advanced and surgical casework (including orthopaedics, laparoscopy and ophthalmology) supported by facilities like an operating theatre, in‑house lab, digital X‑ray, and separated dog/cat wards plus a separate cat consult room. It’s RCVS accredited, and for out-of-hours emergency care it directs clients to Vets Now Sidcup. From the latest reviews available, decision-relevant themes include strict lateness/appointment policies (multiple reviewers say they were turned away for arriving 10–12 minutes late) and pricing concerns around medications, alongside occasional praise for handling anxious dogs (a reviewer singled out a nurse/tech for this).
RSPCA Hillingdon Clinic appears to be a charity-run veterinary clinic connected to the RSPCA branch (the clinic website content references the branch and donations). From the latest reviews, it’s commonly used for practical, welfare-focused care such as neutering and urgent help for animals in pain, and it’s also been contacted to assist with severely injured stray/feral animals. Owners describe concrete actions like rescuing an injured feral cat within about half an hour of calling, and vets providing immediate pain-relief help for a dog with multiple health issues. Reviews also show a clear conflict: alongside many accounts of supportive, professional care, one reviewer describes a conversation about costs that they felt was dismissive and led too quickly to euthanasia being suggested.
RSPCA Hillingdon Clinic appears to be a charity-run veterinary clinic connected to the RSPCA branch (the clinic website content references the branch and donations). From the latest reviews, it’s commonly used for practical, welfare-focused care such as neutering and urgent help for animals in pain, and it’s also been contacted to assist with severely injured stray/feral animals. Owners describe concrete actions like rescuing an injured feral cat within about half an hour of calling, and vets providing immediate pain-relief help for a dog with multiple health issues. Reviews also show a clear conflict: alongside many accounts of supportive, professional care, one reviewer describes a conversation about costs that they felt was dismissive and led too quickly to euthanasia being suggested.
RSPCA HSWK CIO appears to be an RSPCA-run clinic offering practical veterinary help that includes both routine procedures and urgent/welfare cases. Recent reviews mention cat neutering, treatment that quickly relieved a dog’s pain during an appointment, and support around euthanasia (including for small pets like gerbils). There’s also a report of rapid help for a severely injured feral cat (a call-back and rescue within about half an hour). Feedback is mixed on how cost conversations are handled: one reviewer describes being told euthanasia would be “doing [the dog] a favour” when asking about prices, while others describe access to “affordable” care and supportive staff at difficult times.
RSPCA HSWK CIO appears to be an RSPCA-run clinic offering practical veterinary help that includes both routine procedures and urgent/welfare cases. Recent reviews mention cat neutering, treatment that quickly relieved a dog’s pain during an appointment, and support around euthanasia (including for small pets like gerbils). There’s also a report of rapid help for a severely injured feral cat (a call-back and rescue within about half an hour). Feedback is mixed on how cost conversations are handled: one reviewer describes being told euthanasia would be “doing [the dog] a favour” when asking about prices, while others describe access to “affordable” care and supportive staff at difficult times.
Goddard Veterinary Group Walthamstow
Waltham Forest
Our Score (67/100)
Goddard Veterinary Group Walthamstow is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and describes itself as RCVS-accredited and operating as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the website and reviews, it handles routine care (vaccines, microchipping, parasite treatment) as well as medical and urgent cases (examples in reviews include an infected puncture wound/abscess drainage and a cat bladder blockage with a 3‑night stay). Review experiences are mixed: several owners describe strong medical care with daily update calls during inpatient treatment and compassionate end-of-life support, while others report difficulty getting appointments, feeling pushed toward costly tests, and inconsistent advice attributed (by the clinic, per one review) to staff turnover.
Goddard Veterinary Group Walthamstow is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and describes itself as RCVS-accredited and operating as a veterinary nurse training facility. Based on the website and reviews, it handles routine care (vaccines, microchipping, parasite treatment) as well as medical and urgent cases (examples in reviews include an infected puncture wound/abscess drainage and a cat bladder blockage with a 3‑night stay). Review experiences are mixed: several owners describe strong medical care with daily update calls during inpatient treatment and compassionate end-of-life support, while others report difficulty getting appointments, feeling pushed toward costly tests, and inconsistent advice attributed (by the clinic, per one review) to staff turnover.
Our Score (67/100)
Independent emergency and referral clinic operating since 2000, set up for acute cases that may need rapid diagnostics and hospital-level monitoring. The website highlights an intensive care unit, in-house lab work, and imaging (digital X‑ray/ultrasound), and reviews describe pets being seen quickly late at night and kept in overnight care when needed. Recent reviewers mention treatment for a blocked bladder in a cat and urgent management after a dog ingested something toxic, with staff keeping owners informed and explaining the plan. A small number of reviews report gaps in availability and a less empathetic bedside manner during euthanasia, suggesting experiences can vary depending on timing and clinician.
Independent emergency and referral clinic operating since 2000, set up for acute cases that may need rapid diagnostics and hospital-level monitoring. The website highlights an intensive care unit, in-house lab work, and imaging (digital X‑ray/ultrasound), and reviews describe pets being seen quickly late at night and kept in overnight care when needed. Recent reviewers mention treatment for a blocked bladder in a cat and urgent management after a dog ingested something toxic, with staff keeping owners informed and explaining the plan. A small number of reviews report gaps in availability and a less empathetic bedside manner during euthanasia, suggesting experiences can vary depending on timing and clinician.
Our Score (67/100)
Goddard Veterinary Group Fremantle Road Barkingside is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-branch practice) and is set up for routine care plus in-house diagnostics and surgery (the website mentions on-site blood testing, X‑rays and operations). For out-of-hours emergencies, the practice states it refers clients to Wanstead Veterinary Hospital (open 24/7, 365 days a year). Recent reviews give mixed decision-relevant signals: some owners describe smooth surgical outcomes and feeling kept informed throughout an operation, while others report problems with pricing transparency (including end-of-life care quotes that didn’t add up) and abrupt telephone manner.
Goddard Veterinary Group Fremantle Road Barkingside is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-branch practice) and is set up for routine care plus in-house diagnostics and surgery (the website mentions on-site blood testing, X‑rays and operations). For out-of-hours emergencies, the practice states it refers clients to Wanstead Veterinary Hospital (open 24/7, 365 days a year). Recent reviews give mixed decision-relevant signals: some owners describe smooth surgical outcomes and feeling kept informed throughout an operation, while others report problems with pricing transparency (including end-of-life care quotes that didn’t add up) and abrupt telephone manner.
Parkvets Petts Wood is an independent veterinary clinic in Orpington, Greater London. The practice treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, small mammals, and aquatic animals. Its website also highlights a 24-hour emergency service and Pet Health Club plans, and notes accreditation by the RCVS and recognition as a Cat Friendly Practice.
Parkvets Petts Wood is an independent veterinary clinic in Orpington, Greater London. The practice treats a wide range of animals, including cats, dogs, birds, exotic pets, small mammals, and aquatic animals. Its website also highlights a 24-hour emergency service and Pet Health Club plans, and notes accreditation by the RCVS and recognition as a Cat Friendly Practice.
Village Vet Highgate is part of the Village Vet group (a multi-site chain). Based on the clinic’s own information, it positions itself around both preventative care and treating illness, with a menu that includes nurse clinics and longer-term management (senior pet care, nutrition/obesity) as well as treatment options such as internal medicine, dental care, hydrotherapy and laser therapy. Out-of-hours and emergency cases are directed to the group’s Hampstead practice, which is described as open 24/7 for emergency pet care. From the latest reviews available, owners describe both urgent, fast-acting care (including a cat being “extremely ill” and treated quickly) and sharp disagreement about costs—one reviewer cites a high estimate for a dog dental clean and high prices for parasite preventatives compared with online purchasing.
Village Vet Highgate is part of the Village Vet group (a multi-site chain). Based on the clinic’s own information, it positions itself around both preventative care and treating illness, with a menu that includes nurse clinics and longer-term management (senior pet care, nutrition/obesity) as well as treatment options such as internal medicine, dental care, hydrotherapy and laser therapy. Out-of-hours and emergency cases are directed to the group’s Hampstead practice, which is described as open 24/7 for emergency pet care. From the latest reviews available, owners describe both urgent, fast-acting care (including a cat being “extremely ill” and treated quickly) and sharp disagreement about costs—one reviewer cites a high estimate for a dog dental clean and high prices for parasite preventatives compared with online purchasing.
Village Vet Highbury is part of the Village Vet group and describes itself as a modern, state-of-the-art practice offering routine care (including nurse clinics, preventive treatments, and dentistry) as well as internal medicine. For out-of-hours and emergencies, it states cases are handled by the group’s Hampstead practice, which is open 24/7. From the latest reviews available to us, owners mention: - staff taking time to calm a very anxious dog during a visit (receptionist and vet both involved) - phone advice and support arranging a sooner appointment for a guinea pig - a conflicting negative report alleging “discriminatory behaviour,” alongside a separate complaint that the website didn’t work
Village Vet Highbury is part of the Village Vet group and describes itself as a modern, state-of-the-art practice offering routine care (including nurse clinics, preventive treatments, and dentistry) as well as internal medicine. For out-of-hours and emergencies, it states cases are handled by the group’s Hampstead practice, which is open 24/7. From the latest reviews available to us, owners mention: - staff taking time to calm a very anxious dog during a visit (receptionist and vet both involved) - phone advice and support arranging a sooner appointment for a guinea pig - a conflicting negative report alleging “discriminatory behaviour,” alongside a separate complaint that the website didn’t work
Our Score (66/100)
Allpets Veterinary Clinic Limited is described by one reviewer as an independent practice, and its website lists two branches. It offers a broad mix of routine and diagnostic care (including radiography and ultrasound) and explicitly lists services such as dentistry, neutering and pet passports. Recent reviews show a split experience: multiple owners single out vet Anderson for calm handling and support (including a condolence card after euthanasia), while other reviews describe concerns about rudeness, rough handling, and a feeling of being pushed toward unnecessary tests/treatments.
Allpets Veterinary Clinic Limited is described by one reviewer as an independent practice, and its website lists two branches. It offers a broad mix of routine and diagnostic care (including radiography and ultrasound) and explicitly lists services such as dentistry, neutering and pet passports. Recent reviews show a split experience: multiple owners single out vet Anderson for calm handling and support (including a condolence card after euthanasia), while other reviews describe concerns about rudeness, rough handling, and a feeling of being pushed toward unnecessary tests/treatments.