Goddard Veterinary Group – Joyce Dawson Way

Goddard Veterinary Group is a corporate veterinary practice with a network of 44 practices and 3 emergency hospitals located across the boroughs of London. They offer comprehensive veterinary care, including annual check-ups, specific veterinary attention, and proactive pet healthcare plans, for a range of small animals. The group emphasises providing the highest standards of veterinary care, backed by over 70 years of experience. All their practices and emergency hospitals are RCVS accredited, ensuring adherence to high standards. Their dedicated and caring veterinary and administrative teams focus on a patient-first approach. New pets or clients new to the area can benefit from a free new pet health check. They offer a ProActive Pets plan to spread the cost of preventative healthcare, which includes vaccinations, flea and worming treatments, microchipping, and nurse health assessments, along with discounts on other services. Pet owners can register their pets online through their website.

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Goddard Veterinary Group – Joyce Dawson Way treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals. Rated 4.5/5 from 231 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with on-site parking and step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Goddard Veterinary Group – Joyce Dawson Way. Order provided by Google.

• S J· 2 months ago

  I’ve been with this vet for many years and pay proactive for all my pets which I think is really worth it. But recently I was so disappointed with the care that was provided for my miniature Dachshund. I see the vet, don’t know her name because she never introduces herself, but was an Irish lady. My dog has been balding and constantly itching and sore ears. She didn’t even bother to look in his ears and just told me it was an allergy and that the medication will cost £200 a month. I told her I can’t afford that but instead of being empathetic she just said ‘I don’t set the prices it’s not like it’s going in my pocket’. No alternative medication was discussed and I’ve since had a second opinion from another vet and was told there is more than one medication that can be tried. This experience has actually made me reconsider staying with this veterinary practice which is a shame because up until then I’ve never had any problems. It seems to me that this vet was more about commission than actually caring about the animals!

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• Tina Jones· 2 months ago

  Had my cat neutered today 1st time using the vet’s absolutely amazing staff so lovely helpful my cat is doing amazing this evening

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• Emma Pearce· 3 months ago

  £449 I was charged to put my cat to sleep and collect his ashes. Disgusted with these prices. OVERCHARGED no wonder why the government is getting involved with greedy corporations

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• Caitlin Francis· a year ago

  not a bad word to say about this vets! my cat has been registered here for about 7 months now - she has had her vaccinations here, monthly check ups, an ear infection treated and recently neutered. they‘ve been nothing but informative, present and also very reasonably priced! i pay £17.50 a month for my cat’s flea and worming treatment as well as discounts on anything else we may need (such as her recent surgery)! me and serafina really appreciate everyone here at goddard vet’s! thank you for everything you do! 10/10!

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• Amanda Stevens· a year ago

  Yesterday I popped into thamesmead practice for advise and I must say how helpful and professional the lady was. I purchased what I thought was a 8 week old jack Russell I didn't believe it was that old.The receptionist booked me a app for today so a vet could check him over I went to my app it was on time not like the PDSA .The vet checked my Boris over and confirmed he was only 6 weeks but then he advised me to book his injections for -3 weeks time .When I left I was told because it was a puppy check my visit was free today very impressed is a under statement thanks again

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