Village Vet Highgate

Village Vet operates across London, Hertfordshire, and Cambridgeshire, offering a range of veterinary services. They provide care for various animals, including senior pets, and offer vaccinations and life-stage specific health plans. The practice distinguishes itself through its comprehensive approach to pet care, promoting health and wellness at every stage of a pet's life. They focus on accessible and extensive services to support pet owners. Practical information includes details about their 'Pet Health for Life Plus' plan and a 'Refer a Friend' scheme.

At a glance

Village Vet Highgate treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals, with published prices for 3 services, including dog vaccinations from £85 and cat vaccinations from £85. Rated 4.6/5 from 286 reviews, the practice opens at weekends.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Village Vet Highgate. Order provided by Google.

• Kasia Tomasiewicz· 3 months ago

  Our cat had a very complex injury, meaning that he required bi weekly bandaging, sedation, etc. it’s been a tough injury to fix, but we feel very lucky to have had village vet Highgate available to us. The staff are lovely, and they really care about the animals they look after. From the reception staff, to nurses and vets, we have felt informed throughout, and staff will happily explain anything if you need extra clarity. Thank you V.V Highgate!

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• Sinéad Mulligan· 4 months ago

  We recently had to say goodbye to our elderly cat, Rupert, at this veterinary practice. The procedure itself was handled smoothly, but unfortunately the aftercare we received afterwards was deeply upsetting and lacking in compassion. When we collected Rupert’s ashes, the paw prints that were supposed to be included were missing. My partner returned to the clinic to ask for them and they were simply handed to him with no apology, no conversation, and no sensitivity whatsoever. When he arrived home and opened the handwritten sympathy card included with the paw prints, we were shocked to find they had written my partner’s name in the card instead of Rupert’s name. “We are incredibly sorry for the loss of Brian-he was a sweet boy” At a time when we are grieving the loss of a much loved family member, such a careless mistake was incredibly hurtful. We phoned the practice to raise our concerns, hoping at the very least for some understanding or empathy, but received only a cold, robotic one-word “sorry” and nothing more. We understand mistakes can happen, but compassion and care should be part of veterinary aftercare, especially when families are dealing with the loss of a beloved pet. Sadly, this experience added unnecessary hurt to an already difficult time.

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• Nyree Wright· 5 months ago

  My dog has been seeing the lovely Alison for hydrotherapy. It has helped build up strength in an injured back leg. She is not a huge fan but Alison has been so patient and kind

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• Maxine Sacks· 6 months ago

  The Village Vet Highgate is always there when you need them offering long opening hours and helpful staff. The reception area is comfortable and well-organised with separate spaces for dogs and cats. Our cat needed dental work last year and the operation went well. The Village Vet provided excellent after-care including pain medication and follow-ups. Our cat is happy and the cost was very fair. We are lucky to have access to such a good service.

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• Saskia Schuster· 6 months ago

  I've recently moved area and joined this vet about five months ago. My elderly cat has transformed under their care. He's put on weight (he needed to), he has new-found energy and is living out a whole other level of 'diva' now he's re-found his mojo. It's wonderful. The veterinary staff are kind and compassionate, and include me in decision making for my cat's care. I feel well informed about my cat's needs and medication.

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