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Goddard Veterinary Group Kennington

Vets in Kennington, Greater London

4.4
Corporate

Goddard Veterinary Group Kennington – Vets in Kennington

Updated January 2026
Corporate

Clinic Overview

Goddard Veterinary Group Kennington is part of the Goddard Veterinary Group (in the group since 2001) and is RCVS-accredited. The clinic appears set up for both routine care and in-house procedures, with blood testing, X-ray and operations listed, and it also handles a wide range of pets (including cats, dogs, rabbits, birds and reptiles). Emergency care is described as being provided via a separate 24/7 emergency hospital (Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital).

From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often highlight

  • Neutering/castration and follow-up (including one report of a free follow-up appointment after castration).
  • Clear explanations and guidance, including around difficult decisions such as euthanasia.
  • A mix of experiences with organisation and consistency, with some reporting delays/admin issues and others reporting smooth last-minute bookings.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website and/or in reviews include

  • Free new pet health check
  • Vet and nurse appointments
  • Vaccinations
  • Neutering/castration (cat neutering and dog castration specifically mentioned in reviews)
  • Dentistry
  • Blood testing
  • Diagnostic imaging, including X-ray
  • Operations/surgery (one reviewer references a cat having “major surgery”)
  • Microchipping
  • Flea and worm treatment
  • Weight and diet advice
  • Wellness health screen
  • Emergency care arrangement: emergency cases are referred to a separate 24/7 emergency vet hospital (Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital) (as stated on the website)

Other structured clinic information provided: Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

  • £340 was quoted/paid for a dog castration (reviewer comment), with the same reviewer stating a follow-up appointment was free.
  • One reviewer also felt some medications were priced higher than elsewhere (no specific amounts given).

People

  • Lizz (vet; role implied by context) is specifically named in one review for talking an owner through euthanasia, including explaining the process and helping them consider whether it was the right time.
  • One reviewer praised a vet for a calm, conservative treatment plan for a suspected UTI—specifically noting the vet didn’t push “lots of tests” and prescribed antibiotics that resolved the issue quickly.
  • Another review describes the veterinarian as friendly and competent, but says the overall visit was undermined by admin/coordination problems when they were redirected to emergency care.

Reviews

4.4 stars from 227 reviews. The themes below reflect both routine and urgent visits, including neutering, suspected infection treatment, surgery follow-up, and end-of-life care. “”

  • Procedures and recovery: positive accounts of cat neutering and dog castration, with one owner highlighting a free follow-up and an easy recovery.
  • Communication during major decisions: multiple reviews mention clear explanations, including around euthanasia and treatment choices.
  • Not over-testing (in at least one case): a vet was praised for identifying a likely UTI and treating it without “lots of tests,” with symptoms resolving within days.
  • Admin and coordination issues (conflicting experiences): one reviewer describes significant delays, being sent to emergency, and no information being forwarded, leading to a second consultation; other reviewers describe helpful last-minute appointment booking.
  • Concerns about consistency and manner with pets: a small number of reviewers report vets being perfunctory or dismissive, including at end-of-life, and one claims the clinic recommended referral for surgery that they later felt wasn’t necessary.

Special Services

Emergency Services
Vet Nurse Training

Location

351 Kennington Road

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