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Goddard Veterinary Group

#1 Vet in Brixton, Greater London

4.5
Corporate

Goddard Veterinary Group – Vets in Brixton

Updated January 2026
Corporate

Clinic Overview

Goddard Veterinary Group is a multi-site veterinary group; this practice has been part of the Goddard Veterinary Group since 2003 and is RCVS accredited. Based on the website, it’s set up for routine GP care plus on-site diagnostics and procedures, with in-house lab work, X-ray/diagnostic imaging, and operations listed. In reviews, owners describe same-day appointments for injuries, and urgent treatment for toxin ingestion (raisins) where staff induced vomiting, checked the vomit to confirm the raisins were up, and waited after hours.

Goddard Veterinary Group is a multi-site veterinary group; this practice has been part of the Goddard Veterinary Group since 2003 and is RCVS accredited. Based on the website, it’s set up for routine GP care plus on-site diagnostics and procedures, with in-house lab work, X-ray/diagnostic imaging, and operations listed. In reviews, owners describe same-day appointments for injuries, and urgent treatment for toxin ingestion (raisins) where staff induced vomiting, checked the vomit to confirm the raisins were up, and waited after hours. Reviews also include a serious complaint alleging inconsistent diagnoses from locum vets and unexpected add-on treatments, so experiences appear mixed.

Services

From the clinic website and review details, services mentioned include

  • Vet and nurse appointments (including nurse clinics)
  • Consultations and blood testing (with an in-house lab listed)
  • Diagnostic imaging including X-ray
  • Operations (facility listed) and neutering
  • Dentistry
  • Vaccinations and microchipping
  • Flea and worm treatments
  • Weight and diet advice
  • Wellness health screen
  • Free new pet health check
  • Pet insurance information
  • Urgent/out-of-hours: the website states emergencies outside practice hours are handled by Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital (24/7)

Examples from reviews

  • Treatment for suspected toxin ingestion: vomiting induced and monitored until staff confirmed the raisins had been brought up.

Pricing

  • One reviewer reports a £180 bill for treatment after a dog ate raisins (including inducing vomiting and monitoring/checking the vomit). The reviewer notes this was similar to what another vet quoted for a consultation alone (comparison is the reviewer’s).

People

  • Dr Michaela: mentioned by name in a review. The owner describes her as taking time to explain treatment options during a stressful period.
  • Team experience varies by reviewer: one describes staff being kind and helpful with an elderly dog’s injury and being able to offer a same-day appointment; another alleges issues tied to use of locum vets, including inconsistent diagnoses and poor continuity.

Reviews

4.5 stars from 116 reviews. The latest reviews available to us include both detailed praise (urgent care and communication) and a detailed negative account alleging inconsistency and poor communication. “”

  • Getting help quickly: same-day appointment mentioned for an elderly dog’s injury.
  • Hands-on urgent treatment: raisin ingestion handled with induced vomiting, staff waited after hours, and checked the vomit to ensure the toxin was expelled; the owner also mentions being given a spare waterproof sheet for the journey home.
  • Explanation and updates: one owner thanks a named vet for talking through options; another says the team kept them updated and tried to find answers when unsure.
  • Conflicting experiences reported: one reviewer alleges conflicting diagnoses from different locum vets, poor internal communication, and being surprised by additional treatments/medications not discussed beforehand, plus problems with insurance communication.

Location

212 Brixton Hill, SW2 1HE

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