DNA Vetcare Ltd T/A Westhorne Veterinary Surgery

Westhorne Veterinary Surgery in Greenwich provides routine veterinary care, preventative services, health checks, and more advanced medical and surgical treatment. The clinic also offers a BOAS grading clinic and pet travel advice, with a 24-hour Vetcare service available through Mead Veterinary Centre for emergencies. Recent feedback is very positive, particularly around patient, calm handling of nervous dogs and a friendly, supportive team.

Services

• •General veterinary care: Routine appointments, preventative healthcare, and health checks and clinics are listed among the clinic’s core services.
• •Medicine and surgery: The practice says it covers everything from standard visits through to more advanced surgical procedures.
• •BOAS and pet travel: A BOAS grading clinic and pet travel advice are both listed.
• •Support for anxious pets: Recent reviews give specific examples of the team helping very nervous dogs, including regular “happy visits” to build confidence, calm handling during appointments, and sedation for procedures when stress made treatment difficult.
• •Emergency and out-of-hours care: A 24 Hour Vetcare service is available at Mead Veterinary Centre.

Pricing

Published prices suggest the clinic sits around average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. One recent reviewer described the practice as very expensive, while the broader published pricing picture sits closer to the middle.

Advertised prices and offers include

• •First consultation: £25
• •25% off booster vaccine
• •Reduced-price neutering
• •0% finance

People

Leanne is specifically thanked in a recent review for helping an anxious rescue dog make steady progress with vet visits. Reviews also describe the wider team as patient, professional, calming, friendly, and helpful.

Reviews

Westhorne Veterinary Surgery has a 5.0/5 Google rating from 25 reviews.

• •Several recent reviews focus on the team’s handling of anxious or nervous dogs, with owners describing calm, patient support and clear progress over time.
• •One detailed review praises the use of regular “happy visits” with treats, cuddles, and reassurance to help a rescue dog become more comfortable being examined.
• •Another owner highlights thoughtful care around a stressed dog that needed sedation for blood tests and nail clipping, and appreciated the team keeping the dog for the day.
• •More general feedback describes staff as friendly, helpful, and reassuring, although one reviewer felt the clinic was expensive.