Medivet Fulham

Medivet Fulham, located at 94 Dawes Road, London, provides veterinary care for birds, cats, dogs, and small mammals.

The practice is part of the Medivet group.

At a glance

Medivet Fulham treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals, with published prices for 5 services, including consultations from £78 and dog vaccinations from £100. Rated 4.3/5 from 229 reviews, the practice opens at weekends, with step-free access.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent or recommended reviews for Medivet Fulham. Order provided by Google.

• Saraah Beharie· 3 months ago

  Excellent customer service & care for Narla. Appointments available no long waiting lists. Very good with Narla. Affordable pet care plans. Communication emails/texts etc very good! Highly recommended

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• Toni Jones· 4 months ago

  I’ve seen several vets here, and they’ve all been helpful, but Georgie in particular has been outstanding. She’s been incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and supportive with a number of different issues and questions I’ve had regarding my Cockerpoo

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• Jennifer Wilcox· 4 months ago

  Please consider finding another vet if an anecdote from a wild life rescue colleague is anything to go by. A fox cub was brought to this surgery for emergency assistance. The cub was weak and had no strength left. The vet then presented to a small baby fox in a hazmat suit and proceeded to pin the cub down by the head and feet. This was a small cub with no strength who presented a danger to no one. The vet who saw the cub said said he was a "bite risk". My colleague then advocated for the cub and held him in her arms so he was not horribly pinned by a " professional" who clearly doesn't know much about wildlife! The cub was then incorrectly dosed to be put to sleep not once but three times, this lead to unnecessary distress on the cub and a very traumatic experience for my colleague. Please reconsider using this vet surgery as if they can treat a fox cub like this in front of a rescuer what are they doing to your pets when your not looking and calling "standard practice"

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• Vanessa Sicre· 6 months ago

  I took my 20 year old cat to this vet practice to be put to sleep, as it was my nearest vet and wanted it to be less stressful for her, and what a big mistake that was! I told the vet her list of symptoms & showed him a video of her howling due to her cat dementia (she would space out at intervals throughout the day and have frequent howling episodes). She had also started soiling herself, and as a meticulously clean, long haired cat, having urine on her belly, tail & paws was also a source of distress for her. His response to her symptoms was that it sounded complex & that there were medications she could go on. As far as I know, dementia in both humans & cats is not treated by medication, it needs to run its course. She was already on a renal diet for end stage kidney disease but still very skinny. Her symptoms weren't actually complex, most of them were related to her dementia. I couldn't believe he was suggesting I keep her alive with all her presenting symptoms. It felt like a money grab opportunity - I did not feel heard or most importantly, that my cat's wellbeing was his priority. My cat was so distressed at the vet practice, that she pooped on the consulting table and went on to have an epileptic fit - which was a first and when I asked the vet what to do, he just stared at me without a single word. I almost felt as if I was being judged for getting emotional. Fortunately, once my panic wore off due to the situation, I realised all I could do was comfort my cat until the fitting passed. I also asked the vet if there was a way to make the experience less distressing for her with a sedative. Instead of giving it to her in the consulting room, he caused her more stress by having me put her back in her cat carrier, then she was taken to another unfamiliar room to be handled by the vet again, in addition to the vet nurse. I heard her screaming in the next room. To be honest, I don't think the vet even liked cats. He made it pretty clear by how he handled her. I feel so sad that my cat had to go through this experience in her final moments of life. I've had many pets of my own who I've had to put to sleep over the years. ALWAYS, the animal has been put to sleep in the same room as me, which has made it a much more peaceful experience for them. The vet clearly had no understanding of this. It's like the compassion factor was just non existent. If you care about your pet, take it to another vet practice. Such a shame it changed hands, it used to be an excellent vet practice when Rachel was there - she truly understood the animals in her care, and had the compassion and empathy for them, as well as the people skills, which many younger vets just don't seem to have nowadays. The only good thing going for this vet practice is Chantal, who has been there since before the practice changed ownership, and has always been the consummate professional manning the front desk.

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• Stephanie Stemp· a year ago

  My mothers senior dog had a medical emergency on Friday and required urgent veterinary treatment. My mother has used this veterinary practice for all the family pets over the last 40 years, and even has a monthly subscription for services for her dog. I understand it has become a Medivet franchise in recent years. We called the surgery and explained that her beloved dog Millie had that morning had a suspected stroke and also a seizure and we required an urgent appointment. My mum was told the surgery’s IT systems were down and they could therefore not see the dog at all that day. I am truly astounded at the lack of duty of care in this case and the failure to have a contingency plan in place should IT systems fail. The vets themselves were very much there and they could have seen her as an emergency. I subsequently had to drive to my mother and collect her and the dog and drive them to a practice in South Kensington were her beloved dog was sadly euthanised. We will never forget the lack of compassion and support from this veterinary practice at what was such a traumatic time for my mum and family.

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