Medivet Temple Fortune

Situated in the bustling North London locale of Temple Fortune, Medivet offers a comprehensive veterinary service for household pets. This particular branch, nestled on Finchley Road, caters specifically to the health and well-being of cats, dogs, and a variety of small mammals, ensuring local pet owners have readily accessible care for their beloved companions. As part of the wider Medivet group, this practice provides the benefits of a larger network while retaining a focus on local community needs. Its strategic placement within a busy residential area underscores its role as a convenient and reliable resource for everyday pet healthcare, from routine check-ups to more urgent consultations for the furry residents of NW11. For those needing to visit, Medivet Temple Fortune is located at 1201 Finchley Road. Specific opening hours and direct contact details for appointments can be obtained by calling 02072222001. While details on parking facilities and accessibility are not explicit, its position on a main thoroughfare suggests that local public transport and nearby parking options would be the primary considerations for visitors.

Medivet Temple Fortune is based at 1201 Finchley Road, London, NW11 0AA in London. The practice treats cats, dogs and small mammals and publishes prices for 5 services including consultations from £75 and dog vaccinations from £90.

Latest reviews

Read the five most recent/ recommended reviews for Medivet Temple Fortune. Order provided by Google.

• Andrew Dodson· 4 months ago

  We came to London on the 2nd of December and swiftly got sick. It wasn't until the week of Christmas that I realized, "Oh no, I need to get my dog approved for travel to Montenegro in early January!" In a panic, I filled out a few forms and basically told Medivet Temple Fortune that I need it all done in time. And they did. No panic, no resistance, no need to make it complicated. They just said, "Yeah, here's what we need from you and we'll set an appointment before you leave." Easy as pie. Then, I realized that I don't know anything about Montenegro so in a second panic, I asked if we could get my dog more insulin and anxiety medication for travel, despite the fact that we were up against yet another major holiday. And what did they do? They granted my request within 48 hours. Think of the best vet you've had. This one's better. And they did all this despite never having met me or my dog. They saw a dog and a dog dad in need and came to the rescue, like the great veterinary team they are.

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• Jana Bubu· 6 months ago

  Best vet practice for my girls. I'm with them for years with dog and cat and I'm very satisfied. They have very human approach and they always do their best to help us even is not easy sometimes. Highly recommend. Jana&Sara&Lilly

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• Silvia Garau· 6 months ago

  I’d like to express my deepest gratitude for what the team at Medivet Temple Fortune has done this week, while helping us through the sad process of my dog passing away. The situation was handled with the greatest professionalism and compassion. We felt comfortable even in such a difficult moment. Thanks for the good work you do 🤍

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• Tawba Health· 6 months ago

  Worst ever service, wrong diagnosis: without examining my cat, they rushed into decision for surgery under anaesthesia. The other vet said surgery was not needed. On Previous visit, they gave my cat medications without informing me. I only knew after I paid the bill, when I found lots of items that I did not know about including medications with side effects. I wrote them an email of complaint and they did not even bother answering me. I think I have to report that awful treatment.

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• Victoria Hunt· a year ago

  I have always had such a great experience with medivet temple fortune. The staff are just amazing everyone so friendly. Appointments are easy to get and I feel like my dog is always in the best hands with them. My dog also loves the sofa :) Could not recommend more!

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