Dog & Cat Vets in Greater London

Medivet Denham is part of the Medivet group and has been providing veterinary care since 2005. The practice is set up for routine appointments as well as diagnostics on-site (including X-rays, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory), and it also offers nurse clinics and home visits. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations during appointments (including being shown how to give injections) and pets being helped to stay calm—one review mentions a very scared dog becoming relaxed during the visit. Reviews also include an emergency visit where the team was “the only ones willing to help”.

My Vet 24-7 Ltd describes itself as offering 24/7 emergency appointments and a broad mix of routine and referral-style care, with facilities listed on its site including digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy. The clinic also states it handles a wide range of species (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and other small animals) and lists orthopaedic surgery among its specialties. Recent reviews repeatedly single out a vet named Daniel for taking a less invasive route where possible (one owner says he advised treatment that avoided an “expensive operation”; another contrasts his approach with recommendations for “expensive scans”). Owners also mention dentistry/dental surgery and long-term continuity of care (“coming for a number of years” / “over a decade”). Practical feedback is mixed: some praise easy booking and last‑minute cancellations, while one recent review reports long waits, a poorly maintained waiting area, and inconsistent guidance from reception staff.

Mayow Veterinary Surgery describes itself as independently owned but part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group, with Silver Cat Friendly Status. From the services listed on its site and the recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and common medical/surgical problems, with hospitalisation available and out-of-hours emergency care arranged (as stated on the website). Recent reviewers repeatedly mention practical, decision-relevant details such as: - Fast access to an appointment when needed, including a case where a pet was “seen quickly” and was in less pain the same day. - Clear explanations and unhurried communication, including patients who asked for clarification and “never felt uncomfortable or rushed.” - Cat-focused handling, with multiple owners describing vets being gentle and calm with nervous rescue cats. - Routine-to-procedural visits referenced in reviews, including boosters/check-ups, dental work, nail trims, and dispensing medication.

Village Vet Chiswick is part of Petcare Clinics (as shown on the practice email/website domain). Based on owner reports, the clinic handles both routine appointments and urgent cases: one reviewer describes the team clearing their schedule for a dog brought in as an emergency and performing a “life saving emergency procedure,” followed by ongoing recovery support. Multiple reviews also mention that getting appointments is straightforward, and several owners describe staff using treats and patience to help anxious cats and dogs tolerate visits. Concrete details owners repeatedly mention include: staff making time for an emergency case, clear explanations of treatment plans (“I always leave fully understanding what I need to do”), and a willingness to help pets build positive associations by offering treats during visits.

Veteris Shoreditch Mobile provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care, including phone triage and at-home visits by veterinary surgeons when needed. The service appears geared to urgent cases in both home and clinic settings: reviews describe rapid assessment and treatment for poisonings/ingestions, surgery after a cat swallowed plastic, and end‑of‑life support at home. Several owners also mention practical, process-focused touches such as collecting details by phone before arrival to speed intake, updates while waiting, and follow‑up calls the next day or after the weekend to check recovery.

CT Vets Chelsea describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic that also offers home visits, with options for video consultations. The website states it’s registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS). Based on the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine care and more complex cases that may need referral or specialist input—owners describe proactive escalation (including arranging cardiology input) and managing treatment plans over time. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Identifying a worsening heart murmur at a routine check and arranging specialist cardiology assessment (including ultrasound), followed by referral for open-heart surgery that the owner reports was successful. - Ongoing daily support for a kitten with FIP, including coordinating additional specialist care when needed. - Same-day pain relief and a clearly explained plan for a dog with a broken leg, followed by orthopaedic surgery the next day. - Dental work for an elderly dog, with reassurance about anaesthesia/monitoring and an outcome the owner describes as smooth.

Medivet Pinner is part of the Medivet group and offers routine consults plus on-site diagnostics (in-house lab and X-rays). The practice is led by Reena Patel (Partner and Veterinary Surgeon). Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for everyday medical and preventative care (vaccinations, parasite care, microchipping), common procedures like neutering, and investigations that may need imaging or lab work; owners also describe support during end-of-life visits and help with anxious or difficult-to-handle pets. Review experiences are mostly very positive, but there is at least one recent complaint about unclear answers around spaying and medication prices.

Roundwood Vets Ltd describes itself as an independent practice and, based on its website and recent reviews, appears set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, dental care, health plans) as well as urgent appointments when pets are ill or injured. Owners repeatedly mention thorough examinations and a care process that runs from booking through to follow-ups (including reminders for re-checks). Reviews also include examples of longer-running treatment plans (one cat’s case taking around 10 weeks with multiple visits) and emergency presentation where owners felt the team “jumped” into action.

Medivet Sidcup Halfway Street is part of the Medivet group. It’s set up for routine care as well as urgent problems, with emergency veterinary services listed in the clinic data and multiple reviews describing swift appointments and clear, calming advice (for example, a dog seen quickly after a leg injury, with reassurance that didn’t “make me overly worry”). Owners also repeatedly mention staff taking time to explain treatment clearly, and helping nervous or distrustful dogs settle (one reviewer said “Chloe won her round straight away”). The clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.

Part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-practice group), this clinic is RCVS-accredited and equipped for on-site blood testing, X‑rays, and operations. The website highlights a free new pet health check and a ProActive Pets healthcare plan, alongside routine vet and nurse appointments. From the latest reviews, owners most often describe: - Clear explanations of treatment (“all aspects of treatment fully explained”). - Low-stress handling, including patience with an overstimulated dog and support for a very nervous cat that stayed unusually calm during the visit. - Hands-on help with blood testing (including staff assisting with restraint/distraction to reduce stress) and neutering/spaying, including support for feral cats (trap help and practical advice).