About Dog & Cat Vets in Uxbridge
Uxbridge offers a comprehensive range of veterinary services for companion animals.
Given the focus on dogs and cats, all clinics in Uxbridge are equipped to handle routine and specialized care for these pets. With 9 clinics providing dedicated companion animal services, pet owners can choose from a variety of providers based on their specific needs and the clinic's service offerings.
There are 9 veterinary clinics listed for Dog & Cat vets in Uxbridge.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Uxbridge
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
My Vet 24-7 Ltd describes itself as offering 24/7 emergency appointments and a broad mix of routine and referral-style care, with facilities listed on its site including digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy. The clinic also states it handles a wide range of species (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and other small animals) and lists orthopaedic surgery among its specialties.
My Vet 24-7 Ltd describes itself as offering 24/7 emergency appointments and a broad mix of routine and referral-style care, with facilities listed on its site including digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy. The clinic also states it handles a wide range of species (dogs, cats, birds, reptiles and other small animals) and lists orthopaedic surgery among its specialties.
Medivet Denham is part of the Medivet group and has been providing veterinary care since 2005. The practice is set up for routine appointments as well as diagnostics on-site (including X-rays, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory), and it also offers nurse clinics and home visits. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations during appointments (including being shown how to give injections) and pets being helped to stay calm—one review mentions a very scared dog becoming relaxed during the visit.
Medivet Denham is part of the Medivet group and has been providing veterinary care since 2005. The practice is set up for routine appointments as well as diagnostics on-site (including X-rays, ultrasound and an in-house laboratory), and it also offers nurse clinics and home visits. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe clear explanations during appointments (including being shown how to give injections) and pets being helped to stay calm—one review mentions a very scared dog becoming relaxed during the visit.
Out‑of‑hours care is stated to be provided via Medivet 24 Hour Watford, with free phone assessments and an out‑of‑hours consultation fee of £130.
Out‑of‑hours care is stated to be provided via Medivet 24 Hour Watford, with free phone assessments and an out‑of‑hours consultation fee of £130.
Uxbridge Vets describes itself as independent (not part of a group) and offers routine care alongside capabilities like in-house laboratory testing and laparoscopic surgery. The website also highlights a calmer setup with separate dog and cat waiting areas, and offers out-of-hours emergency care via a separate phone number.
Uxbridge Vets describes itself as independent (not part of a group) and offers routine care alongside capabilities like in-house laboratory testing and laparoscopic surgery. The website also highlights a calmer setup with separate dog and cat waiting areas, and offers out-of-hours emergency care via a separate phone number.
Our Score (78/100)
In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly separate strong clinical care from administrative/friction points: several describe clear explanations and budget-aware treatment choices (including trying options before referral for expensive testing), while others report serious issues around prescriptions, responsiveness, and billing (including a complaint about repeat medication not being dispensed and alleged double charges/direct debit problems).
In the latest reviews, owners repeatedly separate strong clinical care from administrative/friction points: several describe clear explanations and budget-aware treatment choices (including trying options before referral for expensive testing), while others report serious issues around prescriptions, responsiveness, and billing (including a complaint about repeat medication not being dispensed and alleged double charges/direct debit problems).
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Part of the Goddard Veterinary Group, this practice offers routine care plus on-site diagnostics (including blood testing and X‑rays) and surgical procedures (“operations” listed on the website). The clinic promotes a free new pet health check, and one reviewer describes getting practical first-time-owner guidance (including insurance and cost discussions) during/around that check—while another reviewer reports being charged £49.50 for what they expected to be free, with unclear explanation.
Part of the Goddard Veterinary Group, this practice offers routine care plus on-site diagnostics (including blood testing and X‑rays) and surgical procedures (“operations” listed on the website). The clinic promotes a free new pet health check, and one reviewer describes getting practical first-time-owner guidance (including insurance and cost discussions) during/around that check—while another reviewer reports being charged £49.50 for what they expected to be free, with unclear explanation.
Arden House Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice that has been caring for patients since 1946. Based on the available information and reviews, it appears set up for general practice care plus support around serious illness and end-of-life decisions: owners mention help managing a diabetic pet, being seen quickly for an urgent concern, and home euthanasia carried out sensitively. Several reviews also describe the team keeping in touch after difficult appointments (including follow-up contact, a condolence card, and paw prints).
Arden House Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice that has been caring for patients since 1946. Based on the available information and reviews, it appears set up for general practice care plus support around serious illness and end-of-life decisions: owners mention help managing a diabetic pet, being seen quickly for an urgent concern, and home euthanasia carried out sensitively. Several reviews also describe the team keeping in touch after difficult appointments (including follow-up contact, a condolence card, and paw prints).
- •Fast help in urgent situations: one reviewer reports the clinic rescued an injured feral cat within about half an hour; another says their dog in pain was helped immediately and improved the same day. - Support during end-of-life care: a gerbil owner describes the vet as reassuring during euthanasia, while also noting they didn’t have the option to be present (and would have liked that choice). - Cost/decision-making concerns in at least one case: one 1-star review describes being told that, because of money concerns and the dog’s age, euthanasia would be “doing him a favour,” which the reviewer felt was inappropriate.
- •Fast help in urgent situations: one reviewer reports the clinic rescued an injured feral cat within about half an hour; another says their dog in pain was helped immediately and improved the same day. - Support during end-of-life care: a gerbil owner describes the vet as reassuring during euthanasia, while also noting they didn’t have the option to be present (and would have liked that choice). - Cost/decision-making concerns in at least one case: one 1-star review describes being told that, because of money concerns and the dog’s age, euthanasia would be “doing him a favour,” which the reviewer felt was inappropriate.
RSPCA HSWK CIO appears to be an RSPCA-run clinic offering practical veterinary help that includes both routine procedures and urgent/welfare cases. Recent reviews mention cat neutering, treatment that quickly relieved a dog’s pain during an appointment, and support around euthanasia (including for small pets like gerbils). There’s also a report of rapid help for a severely injured feral cat (a call-back and rescue within about half an hour).
RSPCA HSWK CIO appears to be an RSPCA-run clinic offering practical veterinary help that includes both routine procedures and urgent/welfare cases. Recent reviews mention cat neutering, treatment that quickly relieved a dog’s pain during an appointment, and support around euthanasia (including for small pets like gerbils). There’s also a report of rapid help for a severely injured feral cat (a call-back and rescue within about half an hour).
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