Medivet 24 Hour Watford

Medivet 24 Hour Watford is an RCVS accredited veterinary practice located in Hertfordshire. The clinic provides medical care for birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals.

Medivet 24 Hour Watford is based at 237 St. Albans Road, watford, hertfordshire, WD24 5BP, WD24 5BP in Hertfordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• Shannon spencer· 2 months ago

  We had a freak accident with our dog tonight, I was putting my bag on ready to go on a walk my dog jumped up on me and somehow the clip on my bad got wedged into the web of his feet which he was screaming I thought I’d be able to unclip it, it was lodged so badly that I just could not, we rushed to medi vet Watford in a panic where we met a man which I did not get his name (I wish I did so I could thank him a thousand times over) my dog is reactive to people and he just did not care and got on with helping us, he managed to get the clip out of his foot. Thank you so much to this man and giving him lots of treats once you managed to get the clip out

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• Diana Popova· 4 weeks ago

  I cannot recommend Medivet 24 Hour Watford highly enough. My kitten, Rocky, was seen by Dr Annika Junghans, and I am incredibly grateful for the care, professionalism and compassion we received. From the moment we arrived, the team was kind, attentive and reassuring during a very stressful time. Rocky had a high temperature and was feeling very unwell. Thanks to Dr Annika’s prompt treatment and advice, he started improving quickly. After only two doses of antibiotics, his temperature returned to normal, and he became much brighter and more active. He is now eating well, playing with his brothers and sisters, and behaving like his happy self again. It is clear that the staff genuinely care about the animals they treat and their owners. Thank you to Dr Annika Junghans and the entire Medivet 24 Hour Watford team for the exceptional care you provided to Rocky. Diana Popova Diana Crown Cattery

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• Estelle Yip· 6 months ago

  Fantastic team, thank you so much for taking care of our labrador! All the staff were very friendly, patient and understanding. It was easy to book an emergency appointment. The vets kept us informed about our lab's condition and procedures, and happy that we had updates on how she was doing when she was staying overnight.

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• Fay Ault· a month ago

  This is actually a tail of two halves. Unfortunately I lost my cat in the early hours of last weekend (23.5.26). She had a massive stroke at home and I had to take her in at 4am. When I initially called and explained what had happened, to the guy on reception wasn't even able to direct me how to get to the car park (it's awquard to get to as its at the top of a one way street). The vet was really nice and very empathetic when the end came for my cat Slipper. I spent sometime with her but it was when I came out, the first thing the guy on reception said to me was "right that will be £222.19 please" No I'm sorry for your loss or are you OK or anything. I was shell shocked. I paid the money and asked after the vet and he responded in a very clipped way "she's busy". I went back in to say a final goodbye to my cat and when I came out he'd gone and there was nobody there. He made what was already an incredibly upsetting and stressful situation 10 times worse. If you don't care you shouldn't be in a caring profession. I hated leaving my beautiful fur angel for him to deal with. I'd never use them again.

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• Evie Curea· 3 months ago

  Rating: 1 star I visited Medivet Watford with my injured cat, Dexter. I want to start by saying that the nurses were absolutely wonderful. They were kind, patient, and very supportive during a stressful situation. They deserve real recognition for how compassionate they were — genuinely 10/10. Unfortunately, my experience with the veterinarian I saw was very different. During the consultation about Dexter’s condition and treatment costs, the way the conversation was handled left me feeling extremely distressed and uncomfortable. I understand that vets must explain medical options and financial realities, but the manner in which it was communicated made me feel pressured and judged at a very vulnerable moment. When I explained that I could not immediately afford the recommended treatment, the discussion quickly moved toward surrendering my cat or euthanasia. The way this was presented felt abrupt and insensitive, and it left me feeling humiliated rather than supported. Pet owners who come to a clinic in an emergency are already under enormous emotional stress. Compassionate communication is incredibly important in those moments. I hope the clinic reviews how these conversations are handled so that other owners facing difficult situations are treated with more empathy and understanding. Again, I want to thank the nursing staff, who were truly kind and professional throughout my visit.

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