Blackheath Vets4Pets

Blackheath Vets4Pets is an RCVS accredited veterinary practice located inside Pets at Home in London. This surgery provides medical care for dogs and cats within the Blackheath area.

Blackheath Vets4Pets is based at Inside Pets at Home, 100 blackheath rd, london, SE10 8DA, SE10 8DA in London. The practice treats dogs, cats and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Blackheath Vets4Pets. Order provided by Google.

• Carolina Alvarez· 9 months ago

  “I’ve had such a positive experience with this veterinary practice. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel welcome and reassured. The vets are knowledgeable and genuinely caring, taking the time to answer all my questions and explain treatment options thoroughly. They always go the extra mile to make sure my pet feels safe and well cared for. It’s clear they love what they do, and that gives me real peace of mind. I would wholeheartedly recommend this practice to any pet owner looking for professional and compassionate care.” A big thank you to Denni & Niamh that are always calming my dog Bobby down every time they are in duty.

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• Juste V· 4 months ago

  Mila was really unwell, and the team at Vets4Pets Blackheath were amazing. Everyone is so friendly, caring and professional,they truly go above and beyond. The prices are fair and transparent, and the level of care is honestly the best I’ve experienced. So grateful for everything they’ve done for Mila. Highly recommend! 💛🐾

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• Alice Barnes· 6 months ago

  I've had the best experience at Vets4Pets Blackheath, they've looked after my puppy so well from an emergency appointment to his neutering, vaccinations and general checkups. They are very friendly and he is always scrambling to get up the stairs to see the team.

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• Irene CC· 6 months ago

  Extremely poor organisation and no consideration for animal welfare. I have had a consistently bad experience with this practice and would not recommend it, especially for cats or animals with chronic conditions. My cat is diabetic, and on multiple occasions I have had issues with the supply of insulin and syringes due to the practice’s complete lack of organisation. When an animal depends on daily insulin, this is not a minor inconvenience, it is dangerous. The practice also shows very little understanding of how to handle stressed cats. There is no attempt to adapt procedures or minimise stress, despite this being basic and well-known in feline care. The final straw was a recent blood test appointment. I was instructed to administer a sedative/relaxing medication to my cat the night before the test. On the morning of the appointment, after the medication had already been given, I was called and told that the laboratory would not be collecting samples for two days due to the holiday period. This information should have been communicated when I called to request the medication, when I booked the appointment, or at the very least before I was asked to drug my cat for no reason. I had also clearly informed them that I would be travelling for two weeks. The proposed “solution” was to proceed anyway, send the blood later, and if the sample was no longer valid, repeat the test, at my expense. In other words, I was expected to pay twice because of their failure to plan. This practice feels extremely money-oriented and poorly managed, with little regard for the stress, safety, or wellbeing of the animals in their care. I am deeply concerned for pets whose owners may not realise they deserve better.

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• Fern· 3 months ago

  Just feel overall taken advantage of and really sad. Constant lack of transparency of prices and procedures being carried out, staff don’t talk to each other, have been given vague and conflicting information and recommendations regarding my pet’s health several times. At no point I’ve felt the clinic is more than a cash grab. They haven’t cared for my pets.

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