Vet practice in 80 Pitshanger Lane

    Village Vet Ealing

    4.7(230 reviews)
    80 Pitshanger Lane, London, W5 1QX
    Open Weekends
    Disabled Access

    About this practice

    Village Vet Ealing in 80 Pitshanger Lane

    Linnaeus Veterinary , trading as Village Vet Ealing, is conveniently situated on Pitshanger Lane in London, W5 1QX. This esteemed practice extends its veterinary expertise to a diverse range of animals, including birds, cats, dogs, small mammals, and various exotic or wild creatures. What truly distinguishes Village Vet Ealing is its commitment to serving a wide spectrum of species, showcasing a breadth of knowledge not always found in local practices. Their readiness to care for everything from common household pets to more unusual exotic and wild animals underscores a versatile and comprehensive approach to veterinary medicine. This dedication ensures a broad array of pet owners in the Ealing area can access specialised care for their unique companions. For those planning a visit, Village Vet Ealing operates Monday to Friday from 8:30 AM to 7:00 PM, with Saturday hours from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The practice is closed on Sundays. They can be reached by phone at 02089911911 or via email at [email protected]. Importantly, the premises offer disabled access, ensuring ease for all visitors, although specific parking information should be confirmed directly.

    Village Vet Ealing is based at 80 Pitshanger Lane, London, W5 1QX in London. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals. It is open at weekends and provides step-free access.

    Animals treated

    Dogs
    Cats
    Small Mammals
    Birds
    Exotic/Wild

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    Village Vet Ealing reviews

    4.7(230 reviews)

    Average rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 230 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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    • Greg Zorba· 2 months ago

      My German Shepherd was treated here for an ear condition and prescribed prednisolone. I paid almost GBP600. Although there was initial improvement, the issue returned and she developed widespread skin problems, severe itching, coat loss, and weight loss. She now requires an Elizabethan collar to prevent self-injury. I raised concerns but did not feel they were adequately addressed, and I have sought veterinary care elsewhere. This review reflects my personal experience and I encourage owners to ask detailed questions and consider second opinions when systemic medication is involved.

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    • E H· 5 months ago

      Extremely friendly staff who always give a warm welcome and my pets are always handled with the utmost care and treated well. I've been going to the surgery since 2015 or so and have always had a good experience.

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    • John Hunt· 5 months ago

      A surprisingly informative , affordable, patient & friendly service. Ruby had a collar fitted , bless her. We now have to de-flea our home. We were sign posted to the affordable monthly payment plan. Very satisfied. 5 stars.

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    • Marek Skrobacki· 7 months ago

      Warm welcome at the reception, good service from the actual vet and overall good experience, sorted out everything needed without delays. But double check the prices before you go, they are very expensive. Charged £140 for administering two de-wormer tablets (Milbemax chewable) which are literally £4 online and about £20-30 at other vets if you include administration/visit fees.

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    • Caroline Moir· 7 months ago

      Having a cat with complex problems the vet has given careful and thoughtful treatment over the months and our cat still experiences quality of life. We are very grateful. The receptionist is always welcoming.

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    Practice data sourced from the RCVS Find a Vet directory. Ratings from Google.