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Mill Lane Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice founded and run by Dr. Joshua Rusnak and accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) as a Small Animal Practice. The website also states it provides 24-hour emergency cover as part of that accreditation and has specialist diagnostic equipment. In recent reviews, owners describe routine care such as vaccinations and cat dental work, with one client highlighting that the vet did not push unnecessary treatments and that pricing for dental surgery was “substantially cheaper” than corporate chain quotes. Experiences appear mixed at reception: some reviews praise a polite, efficient receptionist, while others report rudeness.
Mill Lane Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice founded and run by Dr. Joshua Rusnak and accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) as a Small Animal Practice. The website also states it provides 24-hour emergency cover as part of that accreditation and has specialist diagnostic equipment. In recent reviews, owners describe routine care such as vaccinations and cat dental work, with one client highlighting that the vet did not push unnecessary treatments and that pricing for dental surgery was “substantially cheaper” than corporate chain quotes. Experiences appear mixed at reception: some reviews praise a polite, efficient receptionist, while others report rudeness.
Our Score (76/100)
Medivet Lewisham – The Veterinary Practice is part of the Medivet corporate group. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and vaccinations as well as urgent same-day problems (one owner described calling with an emergency and being seen with medication and a clear plan). Medivet also advertises access to overnight emergency care via its 24-hour centres, with a stated nationwide overnight consultation fee. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Concrete specifics owners mention include: staff taking time to explain options clearly; a vet focusing on ruling out serious causes and choosing a lower-cost treatment route in one urgent case; and at least one report of a vaccination administration/record issue leading to travel disruption and a poor response to the complaint.
Medivet Lewisham – The Veterinary Practice is part of the Medivet corporate group. Based on the website and recent reviews, it appears set up for routine care and vaccinations as well as urgent same-day problems (one owner described calling with an emergency and being seen with medication and a clear plan). Medivet also advertises access to overnight emergency care via its 24-hour centres, with a stated nationwide overnight consultation fee. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Concrete specifics owners mention include: staff taking time to explain options clearly; a vet focusing on ruling out serious causes and choosing a lower-cost treatment route in one urgent case; and at least one report of a vaccination administration/record issue leading to travel disruption and a poor response to the complaint.
Our Score (76/100)
Willett House Veterinary Surgeons is a multi-site veterinary practice (a main hospital site plus branch practices) that says it uses modern surgical and medical techniques. Evidence from the website and reviews suggests it’s set up for both routine care and more advanced work: the website lists 24/7 emergency care, CT scanning, and keyhole (laparoscopic) bitch spay, while reviews describe dental procedures under general anaesthetic (including scale/polish and extractions) and urgent same-day treatment for a very young puppy. Owners also mention practical day-to-day factors such as easy appointment access, helpful reception, and timely prescriptions. There is, however, a serious negative account describing a cat becoming unwell after a dental, repeated re-visits with medications, and dissatisfaction with how the complaint was handled—alongside other reviews reporting good outcomes after dentals.
Willett House Veterinary Surgeons is a multi-site veterinary practice (a main hospital site plus branch practices) that says it uses modern surgical and medical techniques. Evidence from the website and reviews suggests it’s set up for both routine care and more advanced work: the website lists 24/7 emergency care, CT scanning, and keyhole (laparoscopic) bitch spay, while reviews describe dental procedures under general anaesthetic (including scale/polish and extractions) and urgent same-day treatment for a very young puppy. Owners also mention practical day-to-day factors such as easy appointment access, helpful reception, and timely prescriptions. There is, however, a serious negative account describing a cat becoming unwell after a dental, repeated re-visits with medications, and dissatisfaction with how the complaint was handled—alongside other reviews reporting good outcomes after dentals.
Every Tail Vets Stratford describes itself as a modern practice offering same- or next-day appointments. The website highlights diagnostics & imaging, surgery, dental care, a pharmacy, wellness/preventative care, and virtual/ongoing support. Reviews frequently mention vaccinations with a check-up, clear explanations during consults, and small touches aimed at reducing stress (for example, treats used to help dogs stay calm, and some owners leaving with free treats). Pricing feedback is mixed: several reviewers call prices “reasonable,” while one review reports being charged £60 for antibiotic eye drops they believed should cost around £10.
Every Tail Vets Stratford describes itself as a modern practice offering same- or next-day appointments. The website highlights diagnostics & imaging, surgery, dental care, a pharmacy, wellness/preventative care, and virtual/ongoing support. Reviews frequently mention vaccinations with a check-up, clear explanations during consults, and small touches aimed at reducing stress (for example, treats used to help dogs stay calm, and some owners leaving with free treats). Pricing feedback is mixed: several reviewers call prices “reasonable,” while one review reports being charged £60 for antibiotic eye drops they believed should cost around £10.
Snoots North London is a membership-only vet clinic for cats and dogs, built around unlimited primary care on a monthly plan (the site states £33/month). The clinic lists in-house diagnostics and imaging (including X‑rays and ultrasound) and says it partners with Veteris for dedicated out-of-hours care (not included in the primary-care membership). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - Time and thoroughness in consults (e.g., a “very thorough examination” of a difficult-to-handle cat, with a clear follow-on plan). - Dental work being a common reason for visiting (teeth cleaning under general anaesthetic is specifically mentioned, with detailed post-procedure explanations). - A split experience between strong clinical care and frustrating admin/booking issues, including short-notice cancellations and difficulty getting near-term appointments.
Snoots North London is a membership-only vet clinic for cats and dogs, built around unlimited primary care on a monthly plan (the site states £33/month). The clinic lists in-house diagnostics and imaging (including X‑rays and ultrasound) and says it partners with Veteris for dedicated out-of-hours care (not included in the primary-care membership). From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe: - Time and thoroughness in consults (e.g., a “very thorough examination” of a difficult-to-handle cat, with a clear follow-on plan). - Dental work being a common reason for visiting (teeth cleaning under general anaesthetic is specifically mentioned, with detailed post-procedure explanations). - A split experience between strong clinical care and frustrating admin/booking issues, including short-notice cancellations and difficulty getting near-term appointments.
Our Score (75/100)
Goddard Veterinary Group West Ham is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and is RCVS accredited. The practice describes on‑site capability for blood testing, x‑rays and operations, and it also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. For emergencies, the website states care is provided via their Wanstead Veterinary Hospital (24/7, 365 days a year). From recent reviews, owners most often mention clear explanations around procedures (including neutering) and detailed support during recovery (including post‑op guidance and support in the first few days after surgery). There are also recurring negatives around communication and one report of a delay returning ashes after cremation, plus a complaint about how a call was handled close to closing.
Goddard Veterinary Group West Ham is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group and is RCVS accredited. The practice describes on‑site capability for blood testing, x‑rays and operations, and it also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. For emergencies, the website states care is provided via their Wanstead Veterinary Hospital (24/7, 365 days a year). From recent reviews, owners most often mention clear explanations around procedures (including neutering) and detailed support during recovery (including post‑op guidance and support in the first few days after surgery). There are also recurring negatives around communication and one report of a delay returning ashes after cremation, plus a complaint about how a call was handled close to closing.
Part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (this practice has been in the group since 2008) and set up for routine care with on-site diagnostics and procedures: the website states blood testing, X‑rays and operations can be done in-house. For urgent problems outside normal hours, the group runs a 24/7 emergency hospital year-round (named as Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital). From the latest reviews available to us, owners frequently mention helpful, friendly staff and practical touches like reception working to fit appointments around schedules and free treats for dogs—but there is also a recent account of a very negative phone interaction (being shouted at and the call being ended).
Part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (this practice has been in the group since 2008) and set up for routine care with on-site diagnostics and procedures: the website states blood testing, X‑rays and operations can be done in-house. For urgent problems outside normal hours, the group runs a 24/7 emergency hospital year-round (named as Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital). From the latest reviews available to us, owners frequently mention helpful, friendly staff and practical touches like reception working to fit appointments around schedules and free treats for dogs—but there is also a recent account of a very negative phone interaction (being shouted at and the call being ended).
A J M Robson is a long-established veterinary clinic (the website says it has provided care since 1984) offering routine appointments as well as urgent and surgical care. The clinic states it has a 24-hour emergency line, and its website describes treatment ranging from “a simple check-up” to “lifesaving emergency surgery.” Recent reviews repeatedly name Ms/Dr Robson (also referred to as Jane) and describe long-term client relationships, practical “straight-talking” advice, and step-by-step support during difficult cases. One recent low-star review raises serious concerns about cleanliness and the handling/storage of vaccination needles, which conflicts with many positive accounts of care.
A J M Robson is a long-established veterinary clinic (the website says it has provided care since 1984) offering routine appointments as well as urgent and surgical care. The clinic states it has a 24-hour emergency line, and its website describes treatment ranging from “a simple check-up” to “lifesaving emergency surgery.” Recent reviews repeatedly name Ms/Dr Robson (also referred to as Jane) and describe long-term client relationships, practical “straight-talking” advice, and step-by-step support during difficult cases. One recent low-star review raises serious concerns about cleanliness and the handling/storage of vaccination needles, which conflicts with many positive accounts of care.
Our Score (75/100)
Medivet Southgate – Happy Pet Veterinary Surgery is part of the Medivet corporate group and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website states a nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130 (for consultations between 7pm and 9am). Recent reviews most often describe friendly, welcoming front-desk interactions and clear explanations from vets, but there is also a detailed negative account describing a rushed kitten first visit, poor guidance on parasite prevention and microchip registration, and unexpected charges. Concrete details owners mention include: - Being seen ahead of the appointment time (15 minutes early mentioned). - Vets explaining treatment options (raised by a long-term client). - Handling kittens in a way that kept them “stress free” during check-ups (two kittens seen together). - A conflicting report about a “first appointment free” expectation versus being charged over £50 for deworming/tick prevention.
Medivet Southgate – Happy Pet Veterinary Surgery is part of the Medivet corporate group and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. The website states a nationwide overnight emergency consultation fee of £130 (for consultations between 7pm and 9am). Recent reviews most often describe friendly, welcoming front-desk interactions and clear explanations from vets, but there is also a detailed negative account describing a rushed kitten first visit, poor guidance on parasite prevention and microchip registration, and unexpected charges. Concrete details owners mention include: - Being seen ahead of the appointment time (15 minutes early mentioned). - Vets explaining treatment options (raised by a long-term client). - Handling kittens in a way that kept them “stress free” during check-ups (two kittens seen together). - A conflicting report about a “first appointment free” expectation versus being charged over £50 for deworming/tick prevention.
The Young Veterinary Partnership
Hounslow
Our Score (75/100)
The Young Veterinary Partnership describes itself as an independent practice with over 60 years’ experience and a team that includes nine vets, qualified nurses and receptionists. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more complex cases, with the website highlighting digital X‑ray, ultrasound, dentistry, laser therapy, and keyhole (laparoscopic) spays. Recent reviews include both routine procedures (neutering, microchipping) and urgent/surgical cases, including an emergency operation for a uterine infection and a kitten hospitalised overnight after suspected pelvic fractures. Owner feedback is largely positive about communication and follow-up (including post-procedure follow-up calls), but there is at least one detailed complaint about front-desk admin failures leading to long waits and missed appointments.
The Young Veterinary Partnership describes itself as an independent practice with over 60 years’ experience and a team that includes nine vets, qualified nurses and receptionists. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and more complex cases, with the website highlighting digital X‑ray, ultrasound, dentistry, laser therapy, and keyhole (laparoscopic) spays. Recent reviews include both routine procedures (neutering, microchipping) and urgent/surgical cases, including an emergency operation for a uterine infection and a kitten hospitalised overnight after suspected pelvic fractures. Owner feedback is largely positive about communication and follow-up (including post-procedure follow-up calls), but there is at least one detailed complaint about front-desk admin failures leading to long waits and missed appointments.