Village Vet Primrose Hill – Vets in Primrose Hill
Clinic Overview
Village Vet Primrose Hill is part of the Village Vet group, owned by Linnaeus, and appears to operate mainly as a consulting practice, with more surgical and diagnostic work handled through a larger sister branch. It offers routine preventive care alongside ongoing support such as senior pet care, nutrition and obesity management, dental care, and internal medicine. Out-of-hours emergencies are directed to a 24/7 Village Vet practice.
Services
- •Routine and preventive care: consultations, vaccinations, microchipping, annual health checks, and flea and worm treatment.
- •General and ongoing care: neutering, senior pet care, nutrition and obesity management, pet dental care, and internal medicine. The branch is primarily consultation-led, with more surgical and diagnostic work handled through a larger sister practice.
- •Urgent help and follow-up care: reviews mention the clinic seeing pets for problems including ear infections, blood testing, and a mouth injury that needed prompt attention after a dog became distressed in the park.
- •Emergency and plan-based care: out-of-hours emergency cover is available through a 24/7 Village Vet practice. Reviews also mention a monthly health plan that includes vaccinations, flea and worm treatment, and a six-monthly health check.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Recent reviews specifically praise Leo, a vet at the Primrose Hill branch, for his knowledge and manner with animals, and Louise, who manages the practice, for being warm and going the extra mile. Broader feedback about the team is mixed, with some owners describing friendly, approachable staff and others reporting cold or discourteous interactions.
Reviews
Google reviews show 4.0 stars from 71 reviews overall. Recent feedback is mixed.
- •Several positive reviews describe friendly, caring staff, clear explanations, and good support for nervous owners and anxious dogs.
- •One owner was especially grateful after the team helped their dog quickly when a piece of wood became stuck in the roof of her mouth during a walk.
- •Positive comments also mention the monthly health plan and feeling that minor issues were sometimes handled practically without pushing extra treatment.
- •Negative reviews focus on perceived upselling, high costs for relatively straightforward issues such as ear infections, and more serious concerns about communication, blood sampling, and delays in testing or diagnosis.
