Waltham Forest has 8 dog and cat vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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About Dog & Cat Vets in Waltham Forest
Waltham Forest's veterinary clinics primarily focus on companion animals.
All clinics in Waltham Forest provide services for dogs and cats, ensuring comprehensive care for companion animals. This focus makes it easy for pet owners to find suitable veterinary services for their household pets, with a range of options for routine and specialized care.
Top Rated Dog & Cat Vets in Waltham Forest
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8 clinics- •Recent feedback is very positive overall, with many owners describing the team as kind, helpful, attentive and professional. - Communication is a recurring strength: reviewers mention thorough examinations, clear explanations, discussion of treatment options, and advice that helped them feel reassured. - Cost conversations are generally viewed well, with comments about being upfront on treatments and fees and not pushing unnecessary extras.
- •Several recent reviewers praise Emma and the team for clear, detailed communication, especially around treatment plans and aftercare. - There is strong feedback for kindness and compassion during difficult situations, including support through end-of-life care. - Owners also mention a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and say the clinic has provided consistent care over many years.
Companion Care (Chingford) Ltd is a Vets4Pets practice in Waltham Forest, set up for surgical and diagnostic work. Facilities include an operating theatre, hospital ward, isolation unit, in-house lab testing, and imaging with digital X-ray and ultrasound. Emergency cover when the clinic is closed is arranged via Vets Now Barnet / Wood Street Animal Hospital.
- •Several recent reviewers describe the team as kind, gentle and accommodating, including fast help for an injured dog and a reassuring consultation that put an owner at ease. - Positive feedback also highlights compassionate care for older cats, including supportive handling around dental surgery and sensitive end-of-life care. - Negative reviews focus on cost concerns, with some owners feeling the practice is too expensive or too focused on tests and fees.
- •One owner reports paying £72 for a consultation they felt was brief. - Another reports spending £680 on eye investigations and treatment, including surgery. - One reviewer says ACL surgery was discussed at £6000.
More Dog & Cat Vets in Waltham Forest
Additional veterinary clinics serving the area
Pets Clinic Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice in Waltham Forest that opened in June 2009 and presents itself as a modern surgery offering general veterinary care. Recent feedback points to a calm, friendly clinic environment, clear communication, and strong loyalty from long-term clients. The clearest recent examples are cat care, including injury treatment and end-of-life support, alongside some mixed comments about the manner of one older vet.
DNA Vetcare Ltd trading as Vetcall is a veterinary surgery in Greater London, and no wider corporate group is stated. The practice appears set up for routine care as well as sensitive end-of-life support, with recent feedback repeatedly praising clear communication, kindness, and support through difficult decisions. Owners also mention practical help with time-sensitive paperwork such as pet travel documentation.
Goddard Veterinary Group is part of the VetPartners group and sits within a wider network established in 1952, with multiple practices and three emergency hospitals. It is described as an RCVS-accredited practice and a veterinary nurse training facility, offering routine preventative care alongside surgery, hospitalisation and access to urgent care. Recent feedback is mixed: many owners praise compassionate inpatient treatment and regular updates, while others report poor communication, disappointing consultations and concerns about costs.


