Walton Lodge Vets

Walton Lodge Veterinary Group is an independent veterinary practice with six surgeries located in Bengeo, Bishop's Stortford, Harlow, Hoddesdon, Stevenage, and Ware. Established in September 2000, the group offers a range of veterinary services using modern equipment to treat small animals including dogs, cats, and guinea pigs.

The practice prides itself on a team of experienced and capable veterinary surgeons and nurses dedicated to providing high-quality, caring service. They aim to treat pets as part of the family, focusing on dedication, skill, and cutting-edge methods, combined with staff patience and love for animals to ensure a comfortable recovery.

The Hoddesdon surgery serves as their 24-hour emergency on-call care centre, featuring 24-hour on-site nurse monitoring. Veterinary surgeons are on-call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, ensuring pets are seen by their own vets in case of an emergency.

Walton Lodge Vets is based at 4 The Glebe, stevenage, hertfordshire, SG2 0DJ, SG2 0DJ in Hertfordshire. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs, exotic/wild and small mammals and publishes prices for 6 services including consultations from £74 and dog vaccinations from £87. It is RCVS-accredited under the Practice Standards Scheme.

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• Jean Muckle· 2 months ago

  We were slotted in at short notice despite being fully booked. The Vet was very nice and informative about our cat and his injury. We felt reassured by her comments.

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• beryl robinson· a month ago

  Staff are very helpful and really understanding can’t recommend them enough, everyone from nurse Hannah to the lovely vet who looked after our lovely Luna yesterday are great . Thank you .

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• Daisy Friend· 2 years ago

  In 2020 my dog was ill, we didnt know what was wrong with her and when we took her to the vet they said "we could call the rspca" and said awful things about my baby girl. Her blood tests came back "like lights on a christmas tree" as the vet described. Im sorry? We bought her in because she had left a trail of white dots which when were cleaned up appeared to had blood underneath, when mixed turned pink. The vet told us her organs were failing, i assume they got this from their christmas light blood test. I feel like that was such a cop out of an excuse? Doesnt sound like they done any investigating on what was actually wrong with her. The following month after she was put down i done my own research, turns out she had diabetes and it was getting out of control, i only wish we had an educated trained vet who could have given us this information and given us a way to help return her to her usual self. Instead her life was cut short at only 8 years old:( Their suggestion was a blood transfusion and given her blood was a result of uncontrolled diabetes, that was a terrible money making suggestion coming with no true medical advice. Please hire vets that care about animals, I know its hard to have to tell a family your pet needs to be put down but i truly feel like she was stolen years of her life. If the vet cared i dont think they would have made us feel guilty in the rspca thing and that putting her down was the best option. She was so full of life:( She just needed help and she had her life taken. She was put down on the 5th may 2020, RIP Isabella, I'm sorry for putting you in the hands of these vets.

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• Kathy Fletcher· 2 years ago

  This was our first visit to the vets was seen on time, I was more than pleased with the outcome of our consultation, came away feeling very happy and relieved

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• Štěpánka Minářová· 8 months ago

  It was our first visit with our cat after we moved locations. The staff was really nice and welcoming. It was just a routine vaccination but they handled everything swiftly and professionally. I really appreciate they are open also later eveni. 👍👍👍

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