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Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd

#1 Vet in Kingston upon Thames, Greater London

4.3
Corporate

Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd – Vets in Kingston upon Thames

Updated January 2026
Corporate

Clinic Overview

Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand (website: vets4pets.com) and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal practice with in-house diagnostics (lab, digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound) plus a hospital ward and isolation unit. Reviews strongly highlight care for exotic species alongside cats and dogs—particularly repeated mentions of an “exotic vet” (Maks/Max) treating reptiles and small mammals.

Companion Care (New Malden) Ltd operates under the Vets for Pets brand (website: vets4pets.com) and is set up as a modern, well-equipped small-animal practice with in-house diagnostics (lab, digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound) plus a hospital ward and isolation unit. Reviews strongly highlight care for exotic species alongside cats and dogs—particularly repeated mentions of an “exotic vet” (Maks/Max) treating reptiles and small mammals.

Concrete examples owners describe include: an amputation for an injured tortoise with manageable post-op homecare instructions; a structured treatment plan for a hamster; and hands-on coaching for at-home injections for a leopard tortoise with an eye infection. For dogs and cats, owners mention a difficult-to-diagnose Addison’s Disease case being identified, followed by regular injection visits, and vets helping very stressed/feral cats tolerate examinations.

There’s a clear split in experiences on cost/value: one recent review alleges repeated ineffective treatment for an eye issue and being sold a much more expensive eye solution than online, while others say pricing is “on par with others” and appreciate detailed explanations and willingness to consult experts.

Services

From the clinic website summary, services and facilities include

  • In-house diagnostics: biochemistry, haematology, in-house laboratory, blood pressure monitoring
  • Imaging: digital x-ray, dental x-ray, ultrasound, echocardiography
  • Dentistry (including dental x-ray capability)
  • Surgery facilities: operating theatre; hospital ward; isolation unit
  • Nurse clinic; microchipping; laser treatment; prescriptions; health plans
  • Separate cat & dog waiting areas
  • Species noted on the website: small animals and reptiles; “Exotic and Avian Medicine” listed as a specialty, plus small mammal medicine and surgery

Out-of-hours: the website states emergency care is available through Vets Now when the clinic is closed.

Structured clinic data also states it is a Veterinary Nurse Training facility.

Pricing

Only specific prices mentioned in the latest reviews available to us

  • £40 (ointment for an eye issue; described as not working, prescribed on two consecutive monthly appointments)
  • £45 (blood test visit)
  • £82 (eye solution described as “tiny”; reviewer states it is £32 online)

Another reviewer (with an ongoing Addison’s Disease case) comments that “vet care isn’t cheap” but found this practice “priced on par with others.”

People

  • Maks/Max (vet; described in reviews as an “exotic vet”): repeatedly praised for exotic-pet care, including creating a treatment plan for a hamster, handling a baby bearded dragon gently while giving clear home-care instructions, and demonstrating how to administer injections for a leopard tortoise so the owner could do them confidently at home. Another owner credits him with performing an amputation for a tortoise and providing practical post-op aftercare guidance.
  • Ruth (vet): described as helping very stressed/feral cats stay comfortable during a visit, making what the owner expected to be highly stressful go more smoothly.
  • Abi and Michelle (vets, named by a reviewer): mentioned alongside Ruth and Max as part of a group of vets seen during ongoing treatment; the owner highlights detailed answers to questions and thorough reasoning, and says the vets will consult experts when needed.
  • Michelle (also singled out in a separate review): praised along with the team for being comforting.

Non-vet team mentions: one reviewer says staff process insurance claims quickly and are responsive on the phone and over WhatsApp.

Reviews

4.3 stars from 345 reviews. “”

  • Exotic and reptile care stands out: treatment plans for hamsters, injury/surgery care for tortoises (including amputation), and emergency care plus handling guidance for a bearded dragon.
  • Communication and coaching: owners describe clear explanations of “process and next steps,” detailed answers to lots of questions, and demonstrations for administering injections at home.
  • Ongoing medical management: one owner describes Addison’s Disease being recognised and diagnosed, followed by regular injection visits.
  • Clinic operations and facilities: one reviewer calls the practice modern and clean, with occasional longer waits attributed to emergencies; they also mention quick insurance-claim processing and responsiveness via WhatsApp.
  • Cost/value is mixed: one owner alleges repeated appointments with ineffective medication and being charged significantly more for an eye solution than online; another says prices were comparable to other practices.

Special Services

Vet Nurse Training

Location

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