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The London Cat Clinic
Southwark
Our Score (78/100)
Cat-only veterinary clinic with a named founder (Dr Jeremy Campbell) and a stated role as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews repeatedly describe a set-up designed to reduce feline stress (quiet feel, private rooms offered quickly, “calming mist” used), plus proactive follow-up after visits (owners mention staff checking in several times after a vaccination reaction). Recent feedback is mixed on administration: alongside praise for the vets’ care, some owners describe problems with healthcare-plan flea treatment deliveries and having to chase for updates, and one review alleges records were withheld over an unpaid balance from a previous owner.
Cat-only veterinary clinic with a named founder (Dr Jeremy Campbell) and a stated role as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews repeatedly describe a set-up designed to reduce feline stress (quiet feel, private rooms offered quickly, “calming mist” used), plus proactive follow-up after visits (owners mention staff checking in several times after a vaccination reaction). Recent feedback is mixed on administration: alongside praise for the vets’ care, some owners describe problems with healthcare-plan flea treatment deliveries and having to chase for updates, and one review alleges records were withheld over an unpaid balance from a previous owner.
Medivet Stroud Green is part of the Medivet group (a corporate veterinary chain). The practice website lists 15‑minute consultations and an in‑house lab and ultrasound, plus diagnostics such as X‑rays, ECG and endoscopy. It’s also accredited as a Cat Friendly Vet Clinic by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM). In the latest reviews available, some owners describe next‑day appointments and vets who helped them feel at ease during cat consultations, while one owner reports a short (5–10 minute) check-up, a nervous puppy being handled in a way that increased anxiety, and fees not being explained upfront.
Medivet Stroud Green is part of the Medivet group (a corporate veterinary chain). The practice website lists 15‑minute consultations and an in‑house lab and ultrasound, plus diagnostics such as X‑rays, ECG and endoscopy. It’s also accredited as a Cat Friendly Vet Clinic by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM). In the latest reviews available, some owners describe next‑day appointments and vets who helped them feel at ease during cat consultations, while one owner reports a short (5–10 minute) check-up, a nervous puppy being handled in a way that increased anxiety, and fees not being explained upfront.
Goddard Veterinary Group is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group network. The practice is RCVS accredited and holds Cat Friendly Clinic (Silver) status, with on-site facilities including blood testing, X‑ray/diagnostic imaging, and operations. It also advertises a free new pet health check and a ProActive Pets healthcare plan. Recent reviews are mixed: several describe a friendly, professional experience and staff being understanding of individual circumstances, while a minority report rude/front-desk interactions, difficulty getting responses via WhatsApp/phone, and one account of an owner feeling their urgent concern (a kitten not eating after vaccination) was not handled as an emergency.
Goddard Veterinary Group is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group network. The practice is RCVS accredited and holds Cat Friendly Clinic (Silver) status, with on-site facilities including blood testing, X‑ray/diagnostic imaging, and operations. It also advertises a free new pet health check and a ProActive Pets healthcare plan. Recent reviews are mixed: several describe a friendly, professional experience and staff being understanding of individual circumstances, while a minority report rude/front-desk interactions, difficulty getting responses via WhatsApp/phone, and one account of an owner feeling their urgent concern (a kitten not eating after vaccination) was not handled as an emergency.
Our Score (78/100)
Goddard Veterinary Group Uxbridge is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-branch group practice) and is RCVS-accredited. The practice is set up for routine and diagnostic work with on-site blood testing and X‑rays, plus dentistry and surgery/operations mentioned on the website. Emergency care is stated to be provided via Mandeville Veterinary Hospital (24/7, 365 days). In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly separate strong clinical care from administrative/friction points: several describe clear explanations and budget-aware treatment choices (including trying options before referral for expensive testing), while others report serious issues around prescriptions, responsiveness, and billing (including a complaint about repeat medication not being dispensed and alleged double charges/direct debit problems). Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Clear, step-by-step options that consider budget before hospital-level testing (one owner describes trying different approaches first, with tests explained so they could choose). - Handling of high-stress/nervous dogs without shaming the owner. - Reported phone/booking and in-branch tech problems leading to delays and frustration. - A serious allegation involving repeat heart medication management (dose change not recorded; dispute over dispensing), plus alleged overcharging.
Goddard Veterinary Group Uxbridge is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (a multi-branch group practice) and is RCVS-accredited. The practice is set up for routine and diagnostic work with on-site blood testing and X‑rays, plus dentistry and surgery/operations mentioned on the website. Emergency care is stated to be provided via Mandeville Veterinary Hospital (24/7, 365 days). In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly separate strong clinical care from administrative/friction points: several describe clear explanations and budget-aware treatment choices (including trying options before referral for expensive testing), while others report serious issues around prescriptions, responsiveness, and billing (including a complaint about repeat medication not being dispensed and alleged double charges/direct debit problems). Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Clear, step-by-step options that consider budget before hospital-level testing (one owner describes trying different approaches first, with tests explained so they could choose). - Handling of high-stress/nervous dogs without shaming the owner. - Reported phone/booking and in-branch tech problems leading to delays and frustration. - A serious allegation involving repeat heart medication management (dose change not recorded; dispute over dispensing), plus alleged overcharging.
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.