Very friendly and helpful staff! Would recommend this vet to…read moreanyone. Opening hours are very convenient - open to 7.30pm most evenings. Quite pricey though.

Very happy with them, everyone in the area recommended them to me when I moved down. Not cheap but…read morefor a Vet open on Sundays Very pleased.

I'm torn on what star rating to give this vets. I would give a 4 for some of the vets, a 5 for one…read morespecifically, but a 1-2 for actual service by the practice. Every single time I go my very anxious cats are delayed by at least 30 minutes, sometimes as long as an hour, sat waiting outside for their appointment. And every single time (over a year and many appointments to deal with allergies) blood work, results, prescriptions etc have been delayed which causes further harm to my pets. like I say, some of the vets are wonderful but I am changing vets finally after a year of trying to get anything on time when my cats are ill and in need of treatment. It's unacceptable service and wait time compared to many other vets out there. If you have a cat who is nervous at the vet, I would think twice about going here.

Everytime I go there I wait at least 30 (once an hour) mins even with appointment. When I neutered…read moremy cat they charged me a 4 digit amount, not explaining me in advance why the bill was so expensive. Now, they don't have cat vaccines up to... they don't know! I spoke to the manager and nothing. Goodbye then. I won't come back.

Best vet ever. Has bern treating my rescue staffies for years - mist of them old/ sivk when i take…read morethem on.

Had been taking our cats here for past 7 years and always been happy and thought Rory to be a very…read moregood vet! However last week our Cat Bella had to go there numerous times as she was unwell and not getting any better even with antibiotics etc! It took a week to do and get her blood test results and by then it was friday evening and we were told that she will need to go to see a specialist which they would refer her to for more tests/scans. The specialist is a good hours drive from us and as Bella is soo freaked out being in a car and as she had been to the vets several times in a week and that was also stressing her out we thought there must be someone a bit closer to home that we could try that had more diagnostics before having to take her all that way. So on the monday when she was still no better we decided to take her to Roehampton Vets to be checked over there as they are orthopedic specialists and as Rory had said she has a back problem/pain, but also they do endoscopies as she had been very unwell vomiting etc so thought that would be a good place to take her to see if they could perhaps diagnose/treat her and then if not then we would take her to the specialist outside London! Also it was Rory himself who had recommended Roehampton Vets to us in the past for our other cat who had a fractured leg and they had done a a good job fixing it. Anyway I called Rory at Westside Vets just now to make her a follow up appointment as he had been dealing with her all before and just to get her back checked that there was no more pain as the vet we saw at Roehampton had given her a steriod injection and painkillers and though she had been better the last couple of days since he said it would be a good idea just to check her back to make sure she has no more pain! I thought that we could just take her back to Westside vets as they are our local vet and the ones who had been dealing with her beforehand but Rory said to me " Listen I think you should find yourself another local vet'?!" I was shocked and upset and asked oh really why is that? He just said there was a lot of bullshit last week?! I said oh I did not understand why and that and the reason why we had taken her to Roehampton Vets but he just said again we should find another local vet and he would send them her info? Very very shocked also we had spent over £500 with them last week and have been going there for many years to be treated like that?! It was a very stressful and worrying past 10 days and of course we were thinking of what to do for the best for our cat Bella. And if Rory/Westside vet had just said that we cant take Bella there for a check up for her back to make sure she had no more pain and that we had to take her To Roehampton as thats who had last seen her then of course I would have understood but to strike her/us off his books? When hes been our local vet for years for all our cats that I really do not understand at all! That is not action of a compassionate and caring vet?!

Spending Friday night intently watching your cat to see how much of a problem he has peeing,…read moreinstead of going out to eat ramen with other Yelpers, doesn't sound like a great choice of activity. However, being a responsible pet owner, that is the choice I made (and the poor cat was looking so mournful, I had to forgive him his inconvenient timing). I phoned All Creatures just before closing time and explained little Alfie's odder than usual behaviour and obsessive toileting needs. The lady I spoke to was immediately helpful, seemed genuinely concerned and quickly advised on the possible medical explanation. I was able to book an appointment for first thing the following morning and she also gave me the number for the emergency out-of-hours vet just in case. The next morning, (having phoned the emergency vet and been given some very clear guidance enabling me to assess that the situation wasn't imminently fatal - I have so much knowledge on the topic now I feel like I may be capable of achieving a minor veterinary qualification myself), Alfie and I duly pitched up at All Creatures. The vet we saw came across as caring and knowledgeable, and Alfie seemed pretty calm throughout despite ordinarily being susceptible to stress during close encounters with vets. He even didn't seem to mind the observations about his weight - he's on a diet and going cold turkey on "Dreamies", but no need to rub it in when a fella's already feeling delicate eh. As well as dealing with the medical issue in hand, the vet also gave Alfie a general check, which seemed very thorough, noticing that he needs some dental work for a cracked tooth (which might have something to do with his penchant for tearing cardboard boxes into bits with his teeth). So it looks like we'll be returning quite soon.

This is a great veterinary surgery…read more When I lived in Wandsworth Town, I elected to take my two rats to this vet, as it was a nearby surgery that specialised in exotics (in addition to the normal cats, dogs and rabbits of course). The vets and the technicians were always friendly and knowledgeable. I had to take one of my rats in for surgery twice (to get tumours removed), and she was treated like a celebrity at All Creatures (one of the vet nurses particularly fawned all over her when she was in recovery and looked forward to when she had to come in for follow-up appointments so she could have a cuddle). The facilities themselves are completely clean, and - importantly for wary animals - All Creatures doesn't SMELL like a vet. I moved away from SW London and decided I should start taking my rats to a closer vet surgery, so I did. However, usually chilled out pets, they did not like this new vet, not even on their second visit, not one bit. So the next time they needed treatment I decided to take them back to All Creatures. My rats were most at ease with their most recent visit. So much so that there's no where else I can possibly ever take them, even if it might be a little more convenient for me. All Creatures is a winner.

Amazing care and genuine concern for your pet. They literally saved our much-loved cat's life after…read moreshe was hit by a car, which shattered her pelvis and caused internal injuries. I will be forever grateful to them.

From the owner: Are you looking for a great vet in Wimbledon? Look no further than Kydd and Kydd Veterinary Health…read moreCentre. Get fantastic care for your pets from our team of experienced veterinary professionals.We are a well established family run practice, providing high quality veterinary care and services for our clients and their pets. The centre has been accredited with the Tier 2 R C V S Practice Standards and in addition to being a general small animal practice the Veterinary Health Centre is an orthopaedic referral centre. Within the Centre is a well stocked pet store with a variety of items including toys, grooming aids, harnesses, leads and collars as well as a choice of good quality pet foods for your pet.

A few year's back, we found a little cat outside our door. This little cat soon became part of the…read morefamily and we've never looked back ever since. When we were local to Battersea, the Battersea Veterinary Clinic was the first vets we ever took little Snodgrass to (Snodgrass is the cat!). I absoloutely love this cosy wee vets on Battersea Park Road. The clinic has a real family feel and a lovely atmosphere. It was clinical or noisy like I had expected and the vet and the staff were so helpful and friendly, we couldn't ask for more. There was also a great selection of organic pet food, toys and other bits for your pet. A few weeks later, we received a surprise call from the vet just to check in on Snodgrass, which I thought was a nice touch. A perfect little place to take your pet, I'd recommend it to anyone.

Miha and Cecilia, the vets, and all their nurses are always very friendly and caring and always do…read moretheir very best for Mindy, our little cat. They are very patient with her. She used to make such a fuss when they cut her claws but has now become more relaxed. They are expensive but the care Mindy receives whenever we visit is second to none.

There are some things that are always a challenge when moving to a new area: finding a new…read moredoctor's, hairdressers and when you have pets - vet. Being super soppy and emotional about your fluff-balls, you want the best for them. You want someone you can connect with and that will understand your needs as well as the ones of your pet. I found Norwood Road Veterinary Surgery through our friend Google. And being a native of the digital age, their website impressed me: means they weren't old bitter vets. So I gave it a go. I have been there twice since moving here; once for a check-up and once lately for a small issue. Both times the vets (different ones each times) have been extremely helpful and friendly. They care, it tells, my cat is safe there. I shall go back :)

30/06/2025. Wonderful, as usual experience at Brockwell Vets. Real care and attention and thorough…read moreexamination of my dog and a sensible conversation about ongoing vaccinations, and worming and flea tick treatment. No sense of being forced into un-needed treatments. Also the kindest and most sensitive handling of my 7 year old dog. I cannot recommend them highly enough. So good there are still some individual vet practices when so many have been taken over by corporate giants. Thank you all at Brockwell Vets and so pleased you are about to get your new consulting rooms. Good Luck

I thought I'd play the long game before leaving a review as to whether my last trip to this vets…read morecould have been avoided if the staff had been just a bit more diligent/competent following treatment of one of my cats for struvite crystals costing me nearly a bag of sand. A second emergency visit was needed 18 months later for the same issue and it was costing me more than I could afford so the practice advised me take it to blue cross for follow up checks. However when I collected my cat the owner whom has always been nice and fair, and to be honest did deduct some treatment costs, and this was before what I'm about to reveal. Like I said upon collecting my cat and paying nearly another grand the owner said to me about feeding a diet of prescription food particularly 'Hills' they do a CD range for urinary issues. Good advice but I then told her that on my first visit no one ever mentioned this when I collected and paid the bill. Nothing what so ever about after care if I had known then I would have fed him the prescription food as I've done so ever since. You should have seen the look on the owners face as she looked to her staff with eyes that said it all. Naturally she didn't say anything in front of me but I sure feel she would have once I left, because if her staff had been competent or diligent enough to inform me of the aftercare on my first visit just maybe the second costly visit could have been avoided. Now I say I'm playing the long game with this review because since the owner told me about the prescription food he's been fed it and has to date not had any urinary tract/struvite crystals issue, nearly four years clear. I won't be using again I would rather take my pets to organisations like animals charities such as PDSA, Blue Cross etc as the staff are motivated by the welfare of the animals rather than private vets that are driven by fiscal targets. It's a sad case because this could have been avoided if some degree of professionalism into the welfare, particularly the aftercare of the animals they are treating was considered.