Goddard Veterinary Group Mile End – Vets in Bow
Clinic Overview
Goddard Veterinary Group Mile End in Bow is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group, a VET Partners practice rather than an independent clinic, and it is RCVS accredited. The clinic offers routine vet and nurse appointments, on-site blood testing and X-ray, and dentistry. Emergency care is arranged through a nearby 24/7 veterinary hospital open 365 days a year.
Goddard Veterinary Group Mile End in Bow is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group, a VET Partners practice rather than an independent clinic, and it is RCVS accredited. The clinic offers routine vet and nurse appointments, on-site blood testing and X-ray, and dentistry. Emergency care is arranged through a nearby 24/7 veterinary hospital open 365 days a year.
Services
- •Routine care and nurse support: vet appointments, nurse appointments, nurse clinics, vaccinations, microchipping, neutering, flea and worm treatments, weight and diet advice, wellness health screens, and a free new pet health check.
- •Diagnostics and treatment: on-site blood testing and X-ray, alongside dentistry.
- •Emergency arrangements: out-of-hours and urgent care are provided through a nearby veterinary hospital open 24/7, 365 days a year.
- •Examples mentioned by reviewers: dental assessments and treatment discussions, prescription renewals for allergy medication, and flea treatment requests.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
No individual vets or nurses are named publicly here. Recent reviewers mention reception staff and say they saw different vets between appointments, with some concerns raised about continuity of advice and record handover.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.2/5 from 323 reviews. Recent written feedback is largely critical in tone.
- •Cost concerns are a major theme: reviewers describe feeling pushed toward higher bills, including one account of expecting to pay £90 and then receiving a £150 bill.
- •Dental recommendations are questioned in several reviews: two reviewers say they were advised their cats needed dental treatment, including one mention of a £2,000 estimate, and felt this was unnecessary after seeking another opinion.
- •Prescription and product policies draw complaints: reviewers mention being asked to book appointments for prescription renewals or before being sold flea treatment.
- •Communication issues also appear: one reviewer describes a rude emergency-line call with reception, while another says different vets gave different advice between visits.

