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    Medivet Canonbury

    Medivet Canonbury

    (16 reviews)

    Canonbury

    DO NOT GO TO THESE VETS!!! I have came here for some time but have now changed. The vet quality and…read moreservice is very bad. Rude receptionist and rude Italian vet who is very egotistical and does not listen. They only think about how to take more money from customers and do not care about animals health. They also overcharge you on vet bill so be careful. Go with a private vet instead and it will probably be cheaper too and better service.

    On moving to the area and checking out the various veterinary options we concluded that this one…read morelooked clean and professional and had the best facilities when compared with the competition. It has since recently expanded further to add surgical capability. Our two cats were duly taken along for their first check-up, which kicked off with a talk on responsible pet ownership. It transpired that, having been taken in by the advertising and ready availability at the local supermarket, what we were feeding them was wholly unsuitable and basically junk food (eek, how shameful!). In addition we were giving them too much of it - cats should be treated like "bonsai panthers" and kept lean and keen. It was suggested we could try giving them a raw chicken wing as a treat on occasion (cooked bones were bad for them). Duly admonished we stocked up on the more wholesome and natural Lily's Kitchen and Meowing Heads cat food sold by the adjoining pet shop, and, to the cats' disgust, reduced their portion sizes. When presented with a raw chicken wing (an outdoors only treat!), clearly having become accustomed to the cat equivalent of burgers and chips, and being the least convincing bonsai panthers ever likely to be seen, the cats quickly abandoned it in favour of a snooze on the sofa whilst they waited for something more palatable to turn up in their bowls. On their second annual check-up we arrived slightly apprehensive that we had failed to instill in them any appetite for the lifestyle of a bonsai panther, but all was fine (well, they're still on the larger side but it's not that they're fat, they're just big boned. Honestly, it's the nature of the breed!) I feel confident that this Practice knows what it's doing and, should my cats require anything more than a check-up and booster vaccinations, would be very capable of delivering a high standard of treatment and care. The reception staff always seem cheerful and friendly and are happy to help if you're looking for something in particular in the pet shop side of things, which stocks a good selection of food and other pet paraphernalia. I can never resist picking up some kind of treat when doing the food shop, and have returned home with everything from scratching mats, feather toys, and even a cat sensory centre (don't ask)!

    Medivet Dalston

    Medivet Dalston

    (5 reviews)

    Dalston

    Along Dalston Lane there's a row of the most disreputable shop fronts you've ever seen. Mostly…read moreboarded up, several burnt out. If the road wasn't so busy you'd avoid it at all costs. Stuck in this row of unfortunates, the front of Abbey Vets is so small you'd easily miss it. But if you do notice it, you'll see a difference. The tiny windows are bright with green plants. Inside the tiny waiting room is bright and clean. There's only room for four or five chairs, a couple of stands of foods and accessories and a big notice board. In back they only have one small consulting room. To be honest I haven't used them as a vets for a few years: as my cats have become older and their health issues more complex I've not been able to afford a private vets and so go to the local RSPCA hospital. I remember them as being efficient: generally you'd be able to get an appointment quickly, wait only a few minutes and have results of blood tests the next day. My cats were also neutered there (on a voucher scheme for low income folks which they take part in) and later had dentals, all of which went well. I still drop in occasionally for something I can't get elsewhere. Recently I've been going to get prescription diet. It was nice to find they still had my cats on the computer, and I haven't been able to find the foods I'm buying cheaper, even on the internet. Going in is always a pleasure: the receptionist is nice (though you may have to wait while she takes a call or sorts out another customer: this place is busy!) and there's a nice atmosphere.

    Hey DJ Yelpy, gimme a beat!…read more #Dum, dish, dum-dum-dum, dish #Dum, dish, dum-dum-dum, dish 'I noticed sum fleas on my dog the other day, so I took her to Dalston's Abbet Vet straightaway. You still gotta make an appointment though, So dont be turning up expecting help, and good to go. The honey at the desk talked to us very gently, Helped to chill my dog by being loving and friendly. The vet there gave me some really great advice, 'Bout how to rid ma bitch of those motherf**kin' lice. She took a long shot of dat strong ass shizzle, To make her skin, fleas, tics and fur begin to fizzle. Now she clear, fine, bo, happy and good, That those pesky little fcukers aint no longer in our hood. Word. (Disclaimer: I actually have a cat - a very cute cat - but just wanted to say 'ma bitch')

    Cat Care London - pets - Updated July 2026

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