Goddard Veterinary Group – Brixton Hill

Goddard Veterinary Group is a chain of veterinary practices spread across London, offering comprehensive pet healthcare services. With 44 practices and 3 emergency hospitals, they provide a range of general veterinary services, including check-ups, vaccinations, and treatments for specific issues, for various companion animals. The group prides itself on over 70 years of experience, maintaining high standards of veterinary care, and being RCVS accredited. Their dedicated veterinary and administrative teams focus on delivering quality care, ensuring that each practice meets rigorous professional standards. They also offer a "ProActive Pets" plan to help spread the cost of preventative healthcare. Prospective clients can register their pets online, and new clients are offered a free pet health check. The ProActive Pets plan covers annual vaccinations, flea and worming treatments, microchipping, and discounts on other services, designed to make pet care more accessible and affordable.

At a glance

Goddard Veterinary Group – Brixton Hill treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 6 services, including consultations from £62 and dog vaccinations from £70. Rated 4.5/5 from 122 reviews, the practice opens at weekends.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Goddard Veterinary Group – Brixton Hill. Order provided by Google.

• Cindy Sharman· 2 months ago

  The team at Goddards have been such a support since I adopted my goblin a year ago. They’re endlessly patient and reassuring, and have been hugely generous with their advice.

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• Oscar H· 3 months ago

  Closed early without notice. Two hour journey across London wasted. Very disappointed. Makes me think larger corporate vets may be more reliable.

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• Marie Curran· 3 months ago

  The receptionists are very welcoming and accommodating, they were really helpful when I needed advice and booked a same day appointment for my cat. The vet that I saw was absolutely amazing and extremely understanding of my cats medical needs. Overall the practice is amazing

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• D D· 10 months ago

  I was looking after a small, much loved dog and gave it some raisins as a little treat. Something in the back of my mind made me double check and I found raisins could be very toxic. I got her straight up to Goddard and they induced vomiting. They were patient, kind and waited after working hours and even checked the vomit to make sure all the raising had come up and gave me a spare waterproof sheet in case the dog was sick on the way home. £180 bill which was the same as a Vet in Clapham was charging just for a consultation. I'd recommend them without hesitation.

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• anon ymous· 11 months ago

  Unfortunately I have to register my cat elsewhere, this place is an absolute sham of incompetency. Never in my life have I experienced such a lack of care and consideration. Each locum vet gives different/conflicting diagnoses and purposefully allows symptoms to progress in order to siphon more money out of you-- only when things progress to extreme levels that they make any attempts to intervene. By that point, your pets health has suffered and bills are sky high. Not to mention, the idea of not having permanent veterinary staff on site is a red flag in itself-- This keeps all anxious pets in a constant state of anxiety as consistent, trusting relationships with your pet cannot be built nor maintained. Communication amongst the team is lacking and it shows; booking appointments and making call backs to patients asking what said appointments are for is absolutely appalling behaviour and further proves their lack of care. There's also a tendency to blindside you with additional treatments, medications and varying products that were not discussed nor raised prior to appointments. Again, more blatant scheming and cash grabbing. Not only have they failed to cooperate with myself, they're actively ignoring contact from my insurance company, in order to prolong/worsen health conditions, consequently leading to more required treatment. If you genuinely love your pet and want the best care for them-- I'd implore you to look elsewhere.

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