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Medivet Southwark
Southwark
Our Score (76/100)
Medivet Southwark is part of the Medivet group (a corporate veterinary provider). The practice offers 15‑minute consultations and has on-site diagnostics (in‑house laboratory, X‑rays and ultrasound), with dentistry also listed. Out-of-hours care is handled by another Medivet 24‑hour site, and the website states there’s no charge for assessment by phone (with an out-of-hours consult fee of £130).
Medivet Southwark is part of the Medivet group (a corporate veterinary provider). The practice offers 15‑minute consultations and has on-site diagnostics (in‑house laboratory, X‑rays and ultrasound), with dentistry also listed. Out-of-hours care is handled by another Medivet 24‑hour site, and the website states there’s no charge for assessment by phone (with an out-of-hours consult fee of £130).
Blue Cross Animal Hospital
Wandsworth
Our Score (74/100)
Blue Cross Animal Hospital is part of the Blue Cross animal charity and appears set up to provide veterinary care based on eligibility/financial need, alongside routine and urgent treatment. Reviews include multiple examples of serious, high-stakes support (life-saving treatment for cats, and end-of-life care for an elderly dog), plus practical operational details like a responsive phone line and staff allowing time for questions. However, some recent reviews describe being refused help because they were “not on benefits,” and one reviewer says they were not offered a referral elsewhere.
Blue Cross Animal Hospital is part of the Blue Cross animal charity and appears set up to provide veterinary care based on eligibility/financial need, alongside routine and urgent treatment. Reviews include multiple examples of serious, high-stakes support (life-saving treatment for cats, and end-of-life care for an elderly dog), plus practical operational details like a responsive phone line and staff allowing time for questions. However, some recent reviews describe being refused help because they were “not on benefits,” and one reviewer says they were not offered a referral elsewhere.
Amwell Veterinary Practice is described on its website as a “friendly” clinic offering advice and treatment for pets “at all stages of their lives,” with consultations by appointment only. Reviews suggest it works with both cats and dogs, and that owners use it for everything from first-time new-pet visits with lots of questions to repeat care over multiple years, including surgery. Experiences with the front desk are mixed: several owners mention helpful scheduling and information, while one recent review reports an unprofessional response when requesting a price estimate for a cat kidney blood test.
Amwell Veterinary Practice is described on its website as a “friendly” clinic offering advice and treatment for pets “at all stages of their lives,” with consultations by appointment only. Reviews suggest it works with both cats and dogs, and that owners use it for everything from first-time new-pet visits with lots of questions to repeat care over multiple years, including surgery. Experiences with the front desk are mixed: several owners mention helpful scheduling and information, while one recent review reports an unprofessional response when requesting a price estimate for a cat kidney blood test.
Medivet Southfields
Wandsworth
Our Score (73/100)
Medivet Southfields is part of the Medivet group and is listed on its website as temporarily closed. Based on the clinic’s own service list, it’s set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping), procedures like neutering and dentistry, and on-site diagnostics (in-house lab and X‑rays), with 15‑minute consultations and nurse clinics. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both high-stakes care (one dog “walking on all four legs again” after a critical episode) and end-of-life support (“speed with which they were able to help him find comfort in his final minutes”).
Medivet Southfields is part of the Medivet group and is listed on its website as temporarily closed. Based on the clinic’s own service list, it’s set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, parasite control, microchipping), procedures like neutering and dentistry, and on-site diagnostics (in-house lab and X‑rays), with 15‑minute consultations and nurse clinics. In the latest reviews available to us, owners describe both high-stakes care (one dog “walking on all four legs again” after a critical episode) and end-of-life support (“speed with which they were able to help him find comfort in his final minutes”).
Voo Vets Balham describes itself as a family-owned and run veterinary group offering general, specialist, and 24‑hour emergency and hospital care. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention being listened to during consultations, vets taking time to explain diagnoses and plans, and a practice experience that suits new puppy owners (lots of questions answered, gentle handling). Specific examples include a diagnosed ear infection with a explained treatment plan, a “conservative plan of action” after a health check, and antibiotics dispensed without needing another appointment once test results were back.
Voo Vets Balham describes itself as a family-owned and run veterinary group offering general, specialist, and 24‑hour emergency and hospital care. From the latest reviews available, owners most often mention being listened to during consultations, vets taking time to explain diagnoses and plans, and a practice experience that suits new puppy owners (lots of questions answered, gentle handling). Specific examples include a diagnosed ear infection with a explained treatment plan, a “conservative plan of action” after a health check, and antibiotics dispensed without needing another appointment once test results were back.
The Avenue Veterinary Clinic offers routine care through to diagnostics and surgery, with in-house X‑ray, a laboratory, and surgical facilities stated on its website. Reviews describe thorough, unhurried consultations with clear explanations, plus continuity of seeing the same vet. Specific recent examples include same-morning microchipping for two rabbits arranged on short notice, and day-long hospital care for a very unwell dog on a drip for rehydration while staff worked up a diagnosis.
The Avenue Veterinary Clinic offers routine care through to diagnostics and surgery, with in-house X‑ray, a laboratory, and surgical facilities stated on its website. Reviews describe thorough, unhurried consultations with clear explanations, plus continuity of seeing the same vet. Specific recent examples include same-morning microchipping for two rabbits arranged on short notice, and day-long hospital care for a very unwell dog on a drip for rehydration while staff worked up a diagnosis.
Wimbledon Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets network and is described on its site as a “locally owned” practice. The clinic is set up for a broad range of first-opinion care and surgery, with on-site facilities including an in-house laboratory, digital X‑ray, an operating theatre, a hospital ward, an isolation unit, and separated dog and cat wards.
Wimbledon Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets network and is described on its site as a “locally owned” practice. The clinic is set up for a broad range of first-opinion care and surgery, with on-site facilities including an in-house laboratory, digital X‑ray, an operating theatre, a hospital ward, an isolation unit, and separated dog and cat wards.
Elizabeth Street Veterinary Clinic
Westminster
Our Score (71/100)
Elizabeth Street Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a 24-hour, independently owned small-animal practice, set up for both routine care and urgent presentations. The website emphasises round-the-clock availability and a “complete range of diagnostic, surgical and life monitoring services,” and recent reviews include owners arriving in urgent situations and describing prompt treatment and clear explanations. However, one recent reviewer reports repeated admin errors (prescriptions/medications taking multiple attempts) and costs not explained upfront, which conflicts with other reviews praising clarity and efficiency.
Elizabeth Street Veterinary Clinic describes itself as a 24-hour, independently owned small-animal practice, set up for both routine care and urgent presentations. The website emphasises round-the-clock availability and a “complete range of diagnostic, surgical and life monitoring services,” and recent reviews include owners arriving in urgent situations and describing prompt treatment and clear explanations. However, one recent reviewer reports repeated admin errors (prescriptions/medications taking multiple attempts) and costs not explained upfront, which conflicts with other reviews praising clarity and efficiency.
Village Vet St Helens
Kensington and Chelsea
Our Score (70/100)
Village Vet St Helens is part of the Petcare Clinics group (the practice website is on the petcareclinics.co.uk domain). It appears set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations/injections are repeatedly mentioned) as well as urgent/same-day presentations—several reviewers describe “last minute” or “emergency” visits, including referral/admission to emergency vets.
Village Vet St Helens is part of the Petcare Clinics group (the practice website is on the petcareclinics.co.uk domain). It appears set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations/injections are repeatedly mentioned) as well as urgent/same-day presentations—several reviewers describe “last minute” or “emergency” visits, including referral/admission to emergency vets.
Westside Veterinary Clinic
Wandsworth
Our Score (70/100)
Westside Veterinary Clinic is part of the Vet Partners group (the website says it “recently joined the Vet Partners family”) and describes itself as an emergency clinic. It treats dogs and cats, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often mention unrushed consultations where vets listen to concerns, a clean reception area, and practical follow-ups like reminders for parasite treatments and vaccinations.
Westside Veterinary Clinic is part of the Vet Partners group (the website says it “recently joined the Vet Partners family”) and describes itself as an emergency clinic. It treats dogs and cats, and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews most often mention unrushed consultations where vets listen to concerns, a clean reception area, and practical follow-ups like reminders for parasite treatments and vaccinations.