Dog & Cat Vets in Hammersmith and Fulham

## Summary CT Vets Chelsea describes itself as an independent veterinary clinic that also offers home visits, with options for video consultations. The website states it’s registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS). Based on the latest reviews, it appears set up for both routine care and more complex cases that may need referral or specialist input—owners describe proactive escalation (including arranging cardiology input) and managing treatment plans over time. Concrete examples owners mention include: - Identifying a worsening heart murmur at a routine check and arranging specialist cardiology assessment (including ultrasound), followed by referral for open-heart surgery that the owner reports was successful. - Ongoing daily support for a kitten with FIP, including coordinating additional specialist care when needed. - Same-day pain relief and a clearly explained plan for a dog with a broken leg, followed by orthopaedic surgery the next day. - Dental work for an elderly dog, with reassurance about anaesthesia/monitoring and an outcome the owner describes as smooth. ## Services From the clinic website summary: - Health check-ups and vaccinations (including puppies/kittens and senior pets mentioned on the site navigation). - Surgery and referrals. - Palliative care and pain management. - At-home euthanasia. - Pet travel papers. - Video consultations. - Home-visit veterinary service. Out-of-hours: - The website states that out-of-hours emergencies are handled via Veteris (named as the contact for emergencies). From reviews (examples of care owners specifically describe): - Cardiology work-up arranged (heart ultrasound via a cardiology specialist) and onward referral for open-heart surgery. - Orthopaedic case management for a broken leg (pain-relief injection, then surgery the next day). - Dental cleaning/treatment for significant plaque build-up and gum inflammation, including discussion of anaesthesia and monitoring for an older dog. - Support and ongoing treatment management for FIP in a kitten. - Coordinating care when a kitten was transferred to a referral centre/ICU after a fall. ## People - **Stefano (vet, as described by clients):** Mentioned noticing an increased heart murmur at a routine check-up and quickly arranging cardiology input; also described greeting an owner during an urgent visit for a broken leg, giving pain relief promptly, and explaining the treatment plan. - **Martina (vet, as described by clients):** Repeatedly credited with taking time to explain procedures and medications (including dental anaesthesia/monitoring for an elderly dog) and for follow-up-style support (asking for updates after transfer to a referral centre; ongoing reassurance during longer treatment). - **Jasmine and Micaela (receptionists, per one review):** Mentioned for patience and kindness during frequent calls. ## Reviews **5.0 stars from 200 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - Clear explanations and step-by-step walkthroughs of treatment plans (e.g., anaesthesia/monitoring for dental work; medication instructions plus take-home leaflets after surgery). - Proactive escalation to specialists/referral when needed (e.g., cardiology assessment arranged promptly; referral pathway described by owners). - Handling of urgent or serious cases with rapid response and pain relief (e.g., broken leg managed with immediate injection and next-day orthopaedic surgery; support during transfer to ICU after a fall). - Ongoing support for long-running or complex conditions (e.g., daily help with a kitten’s FIP treatment and availability for reassurance).

## Summary Pickles Vets describes itself as a **membership-only** practice with **no consultation fees** under its membership model, plus **easy in-app appointment booking and chat**. The clinic is set up for **routine primary care** (vaccinations, microchipping) as well as **on-site diagnostics** (in-house lab, X‑ray, ultrasound), with surgery and dentistry listed. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention being able to **get seen quickly for urgent worries** (including a dog checked after being hit by a bike) and valuing the **reduced anxiety around consultation costs** due to the subscription approach. ## Services Services and capabilities mentioned on the website and in reviews include: - **Primary care** appointments, including **annual/routine vaccinations** and **yearly check-ups/boosters** (booster visit specifically described in a recent review). - **Urgent care**: the website cites a testimonial describing care within **15 minutes of calling** for an urgent situation; a review also describes being booked in promptly for an unregistered dog after an incident. - **Diagnostics and facilities**: **in-house lab**, **X‑ray**, and **ultrasound** are listed. - **Surgery** (listed on the website). - **Dentistry** (listed on the website); one owner also mentions receiving **recommendations for at-home dental care products** for their cat. - **On-site pharmacy** (listed on the website). - **Microchipping** (listed on the website). - **Nutrition consultation** and **neutering consultation** (listed on the website). - **Cardiology** is listed as a specialty on the website. - Species explicitly mentioned: **cats and dogs**. ## Pricing - The website states **“No consultation fees, ever”** as part of a **membership-only** model. - Reviews describe a **yearly subscription/membership** where you “pay once a year” and can have “as many consultations as needed.” One review also states the yearly membership **includes boosters and “all standard services,” with medications as the only extra cost.** - No £ amounts are provided in the available information. ## People - **Dr. Rory Cowlam** is named in a recent review as the vet who handled a nervous cat’s **yearly check-up and booster**; the owner notes the cat stayed calm during the injection and that Dr. Cowlam **followed up by email** with dental-care product recommendations as promised. - Across multiple reviews, the team is described as **explaining things clearly**, **answering questions**, and being **supportive during end-of-life care** for an older dog. ## Reviews **5.0 stars from 176 reviews.** Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us. - **Membership model reduces cost anxiety**: multiple owners mention the subscription and the benefit of consultations not being charged separately. - **Fast access when something feels urgent**: examples include being booked in promptly after a dog was hit by a bike, and mention of not facing “three-week waits.” - **Gentle handling and clear communication**: owners describe calm, reassuring care for nervous pets and vets taking time to explain and answer questions. - **Follow-up and practical guidance**: one owner cites a promised **email follow-up** and specific **dental-care product recommendations** after a visit.

## Summary Wolfe Vets describes itself as an **independent** veterinary clinic and says it is **recognised by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS)**. The website positions the practice for **advanced care**, including **CT scanning, orthopaedics, stem cell therapy, hospitalisation, and end‑of‑life care**, and states it provides **24/7, 365‑day** service. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe **urgent and critical cases being seen quickly**, including **emergency assessment by pre‑arranged appointment**, **in‑patient stays over multiple days**, and **round‑the‑clock monitoring**. One review also mentions receiving **a clear outline of treatment options and costs before agreeing to proceed**, and another describes a **follow‑up admission** when a cat removed its cast at home. ## Services Based on the clinic website summary and the latest written reviews available to us, Wolfe Vets offers: - **Consultations** - **Vaccinations** - **Parasite control** - **Neutering** - **Diagnostics**, including **CT scanning** - **Surgery** - **Dentistry** - **Orthopaedics** - **Hospitalisation / in‑patient care** - **Extended appointments** (listed on the website) - **Pet travel** (listed on the website) - **Stem cell therapy** (listed on the website) - **End‑of‑life care** (listed on the website) - **Emergency/critical care**: the website states the clinic operates **24/7, 365 days**; recent reviews describe urgent care being provided “round the clock” and cases treated over several days Examples from recent reviews include: - **Emergency assessment and immediate treatment** after an accident, followed by discharge with a **cast and medication instructions** - **Ongoing inpatient care** and an additional stay when a pet’s cast was removed at home - **Critical care for a kitten** provided “round the clock” ## People - **Dr Karl Leo**: mentioned by name in a recent review where an owner noted their dog (who had been very difficult on a previous visit) was “absolutely perfect” with him—suggesting a handling approach that helped a stressed or reactive dog stay calm. Reviews also describe the **wider team** in practical terms: - Staff providing **urgent care during acute circumstances**, including when the owner was away - Staff giving a **clear outline of needed services and costs** before treatment went ahead - Care described as **round‑the‑clock critical care** for a kitten and as professional support after an animal attack ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.6 stars from 95 reviews.** **“Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.”** - **24/7 availability for emergencies** is repeatedly highlighted, including urgent cases around holidays and situations requiring ongoing monitoring. - **Fast triage and treatment**: one owner reports their pet was seen immediately for an emergency appointment and treated straight away. - **Inpatient/ongoing care**: reviews mention multi‑day stays and return admission when at‑home recovery (a cast) didn’t go to plan. - **Clear communication about costs and plan**: one review describes being given an outline of services needed and costs involved before agreeing to proceed. - **Handling/behaviour support**: one owner specifically credits Dr Karl Leo with a smooth appointment for a dog that had been very difficult previously.

## Summary Brompton Veterinary Clinic is an **independent** practice established in **1993** by **Kevin Clifford**. Based on its own service list, it’s set up for routine preventative care (vaccinations, parasite control, neutering), alongside practical add-ons like **pet passports**, **house visits**, and **grooming & baths**, plus a **Cat Hotel** facility. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention **quick handling of requests** and feeling able to **trust the clinic’s advice and treatment**. There’s also a clear pricing/continuity concern raised by one reviewer: they report being charged **£100–£150 per visit** (including brief check-ups), **£90 for document processing**, and seeing **different vets** across repeat visits with inconsistent alignment. ## Services Services and facilities mentioned on the clinic website include: - **Vaccinations** - **Neutering** - **Fleas, worms & parasites** treatment/prevention - **Dental care** - **Pet Passports** - **Puppy Parties** - **House Visits** - **Insurance** (not described further) - **Grooming & Baths** - **Cat Hotel** (facility) ## Pricing Pricing is only mentioned in a negative review (individual experience): - One reviewer says they were charged **£100–£150 for each visit**, including a “5 min checkup.” - The same reviewer reports **£90** for processing documents, and being charged **£90 again** when rescheduling to receive the same papers. ## People - **Kevin Clifford (Dr. Kevin)**: Named in reviews and on the website as the practice founder. One long-term reviewer says he took time to answer “ALL” their questions, and sometimes advised when they **didn’t need to come in** and could **save money**. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.3 stars from 111 reviews.** “Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.” - **Feeling listened to and supported:** multiple reviewers describe trusting the clinic’s advice and appreciating thoughtfulness toward both pets and owners. - **Speed of service:** one reviewer specifically notes the practice deals with requests “very quickly.” - **Continuity and cost concerns (reported by one reviewer):** claims of **£100–£150 per visit**, repeated **£90 document fees**, and being seen by **different vets** for an ongoing issue with inconsistent understanding between appointments.

## Summary WagWorks Fulham presents itself as a membership club for dogs, combining **daycare, training, grooming, and in-house healthcare** under one roof (website). Recent reviews strongly focus on **daycare and grooming**, with multiple owners mentioning dogs who are excited to attend and come home “tired and happy” after sessions. Specific touches mentioned include a **pre-grooming phone call to discuss handling preferences and what the owner wanted**, and owners referencing **in-house vets** as part of the setup. ## Services - **Dog daycare** (website; reviews mention morning sessions, play/sniff/rest time, and walks). - **Dog grooming** (website; described as an “in-house grooming team” in reviews, including grooming tailored to coat type and handling needs). - **Dog training** (website). - **In-house healthcare / vets** (website; reviews mention “in-house vets,” but don’t describe specific treatments or procedures). ## People - **Sonja (grooming team)**: specifically praised for handling a dog well during grooming (“incredible with my boy”). - **Grooming team (unnamed)**: one owner describes a phone call ahead of grooming to clarify the requested style, how the dog likes to be handled, and whether treats were okay—followed by a result they felt matched their dog’s coat and “character.” ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.9 stars from 44 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - **Daycare experience**: dogs are described as eager to attend and coming home happily tired; owners mention play, sniffing, resting, and walks. - **Support for dogs with issues/nerves**: one owner notes a “lockdown puppy” with “a few issues” was not a problem for the team. - **Grooming tailored to the dog**: owners highlight staff asking in advance about handling and desired outcome, and achieving better results than previous groomers (including for a wire-haired dachshund with mixed coat texture). - **In-house vets noted**: at least one review explicitly mentions the presence of “in-house vets,” described as kind and understanding (no specific medical examples given).