Hello Vet Clapton

Hello Vet Clapton operates from its premises at 4 Chatsworth Road in London, E5 0LP. This East London veterinary practice is dedicated to providing care exclusively for canine and feline companions in the local community. It serves as a reliable healthcare provider for beloved cats and dogs in the Clapton area. Its focused approach on domestic animals allows for tailored services catering specifically to the common health needs and welfare of pets found in city environments, ensuring a targeted and relevant care experience for owners. Clients can visit Hello Vet Clapton Monday through Friday, with consistent opening hours from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM each day. The practice offers disabled access, ensuring ease of entry for all visitors. For enquiries or appointments, the team can be reached directly at 02045717649 or via email at clapton-care@hellovet.co.uk.

At a glance

Hello Vet Clapton treats cats and dogs. Rated 4.9/5 from 96 reviews, the practice provides step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Hello Vet Clapton. Order provided by Google.

• VK· 2 months ago

  I had a really positive experience here, owing majorly to the friendliness of the receptionist and the vet that I saw. Communication from the practice has been great too. Additionally, my emergency appointment was secured extremely promptly. I would happily take my pet here again.

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• Mark Roffey· 3 months ago

  I've been with Hello Vet for about a year now, the only reason I switched vets was because they were just a little bit closer than my previous vets. But my god. I think this place is amazing. And more importantly, so does Jenny (my dog). Gone are the anxious moments in the office like waiting room with her scrambling to get out at any moment . She genuinely loves going there, the on hand treats probably help. The reception staff always show a lot love to her and they're good for a nice chat whilst you're waiting. And every vet I've seen has been enthusiastic and explained things clearly and professionally to me. And also been super kind to Jenny. I won't lie, they're just a little bit more expensive than my previous vets, who were fine , but I think I'm getting a far better service and the experience seems more customer (both me and Jenny) first, so I'm happy. Hello Vet, I really hope you treat your staff well, they're your greatest asset. 100% recommend.

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• Charlotte Reid· 5 months ago

  This was my first visit today with my dog. It was a lovely calm environment to wait in, and the staff were warm, kind and friendly. My dog seemed relaxed and happy and the whole experience was very good. They followed up promptly will all the details of the visit, I was hugely impressed and I though the costing was very reasonable. A lovely local vet practice!

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• Gabriela Capuano· 7 months ago

  Brilliant experience. I was looking for a vet to take my cat to, and this one really stood out. Their website is clear and transparent about the treatments they offer and what you’re expected to pay, which I really appreciated. Booking an appointment was quick and easy, and the visit itself went smoothly. They were very accommodating to our needs. The day after the appointment, they even messaged to check in on my cat, which really shows how dedicated and caring the team is. I couldn’t be happier with the experience.

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• Kerris Ohlsson· 11 months ago

  The premises are fresh and new and carefully thought out. Reception and the vet consultation were great. They were very professional, yet were friendly and kind too. My cat needs dental surgery, but as "my" branch isn't equipped to do this, I will need to take him to their London Fields branch. I expect he will receive the best care. I am nervous about any cat, especially a 15-year-old like mine, being anaesthetised, but I felt assured by the vet who saw my boy recently. The only glitch was that the entrance doorway wasn't wheelchair-friendly. That said, the receptionist and my carer managed to wrangle me over the threshold. A portable ramp was discussed.

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