Village Vet Primrose Hill

Village Vet is a veterinary practice operating in London, Hertfordshire, and Cambridgeshire. They offer a range of services including care for senior pets, vaccinations, and 'start of life' services, catering to various animal needs. The practice focuses on comprehensive pet health, providing programmes like 'Pet Health for Life Plus'. Their approach emphasises ongoing care and support for pets throughout their lives. They also engage in initiatives such as 'refer a friend' programmes, indicating a community-focused aspect to their operations. While specific opening hours, emergency services, parking, or accessibility details are not provided, their widespread locations suggest a network designed to offer accessible veterinary care. Registration information is likely available through direct contact or individual branch websites.

Village Vet Primrose Hill is based at 138 Gloucester Avenue, London, NW1 8JA in London. The practice treats dogs, cats and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £75 and dog vaccinations from £105.

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Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Village Vet Primrose Hill. Order provided by Google.

• Natalie Whittle· 2 months ago

  Really friendly approachable staff who made me and my very anxious dog feel calm and relaxed. The monthly health plan saves us so much money as vaccinations wormers and flea medicine all included plus a 6 monthly health check no extra charge. Also was not pushed for expensive treatments and advised on how to deal with minor issues at home rather than spending a fortune visiting the vet for every issue.

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• T.W. Persol· 6 months ago

  We weren't treated fairly nor well by this vet practice, they employ a variety of vets who are in our experience very cold hearted unprofessional and discourteous to boot. It's a shame.

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• PJ· 8 months ago

  Purely money makers. Cross sell, Upsell - same old same old salesman prescribing expensive solutions for non existent problems whilst ignoring the actual health and well-being of the puppy and dealing with the real issue at hand. Appreciate all the information about non existent teeth issues, skin swabs and on and on and on for a simple ear infection. They used to be more subtle; now about as nuanced as a head on bus collision. Summary - Thanks ChatGPT £195 in total is significantly higher than average for such a straightforward ear issue, especially given the norm for London vets remains closer to £60–70 for consults, with small additional fees for treatments. Ciao Village Vet

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• Minxin H· a year ago

  My experience with this vet was always disappointing - they are useless and irresponsible. They administered my puppy's vaccinations earlier than recommended, rendering them ineffective. They also couldn't provide a simple worm treatment on the same day, whereas another vet did so in just a few minutes. It felt like they were more focused on exaggerating issues to charge extra rather than providing proper care. They seemed more like salespeople than veterinary professionals. After switching to another vet, I realized Village Vet's prices were quite high as well. Won’t recommend

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• Jody Thompson· 2 years ago

  This isn't my usual branch of Village Vet, but I have been here before when my normal branch in St John's Wood was flooded. Had to bring my poorly cat Arthur here during the festive season as there were no appointments at our usual - and they were just as great as our regular vets. Friendly, honest and expert professional service. The vet was lovely and my cat was looked after with care and treated for a reasonable price. Fingers crossed, he seems to be back to his bright-eyed and bushy-tailed self now! Thanks so much to everyone at Village Vet Primrose Hill.

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