Village Vet Highbury – Vets in Highbury
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Clinic Overview
- Recent feedback is mixed, with several reviewers describing the team as caring, kind and good with pets. - Positive comments highlight calm, supportive handling, including one owner who said a receptionist and vet helped settle a very anxious dog during the visit. - Other favourable reviews mention helpful phone advice about a guinea pig, support in arranging an earlier appointment, and staff helping after a dog was attacked.
Services
- •Routine and preventive care: consultations, veterinary nurse clinics, vaccinations, annual health checks, microchipping, flea and worm treatment, neutering, senior pet care, and nutrition and obesity support.
- •Clinical services: dental care and internal medicine.
- •Examples from recent visits: reviewers mention staff helping to calm a very anxious dog during an appointment, giving reassuring phone advice about a guinea pig, helping arrange an earlier appointment, and assisting when a dog had been attacked.
- •Out-of-hours and emergencies: emergency care is handled by Village Vet Hampstead, which is open 24/7.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Anna/Ana (role not stated): praised for reassuring phone advice about a guinea pig and for helping to find a sooner appointment.
- •Mahlea (role not stated): named in one recent complaint about a distressing visit involving a sick pet.
- •Receptionist and vet (names not stated): commended for helping to calm an anxious dog and making the owner feel listened to.
Reviews
Google rating: 4.6 stars from 218 reviews.
- •Recent feedback is mixed, with several reviewers describing the team as caring, kind and good with pets.
- •Positive comments highlight calm, supportive handling, including one owner who said a receptionist and vet helped settle a very anxious dog during the visit.
- •Other favourable reviews mention helpful phone advice about a guinea pig, support in arranging an earlier appointment, and staff helping after a dog was attacked.
- •Negative feedback includes one upsetting complaint about a sick pet visit, one allegation of discriminatory behaviour, and one complaint about difficulty accessing the practice website.
