About Veterinary Care in Bromley
Choosing the right veterinary clinic is crucial for your pet's health and well-being. This guide helps pet owners compare local veterinary clinics in Bromley based on services, animal coverage, and availability.
Top-rated veterinary clinics in Bromley
There are 7 veterinary clinics in Bromley, with an average Google rating of 4.6★. All clinics provide services for dogs and cats, with none offering farm or large-animal services. Four clinics offer emergency or out-of-hours care, but 24-hour cover is not confirmed locally. Bromley has a strong overall clinic depth, with key services distributed across multiple providers, emphasizing companion-animal care. [Internal link to: Bromley dog and cat vets page]
Best Rated Veterinary Clinics in Bromley, Greater London
Top-ranked veterinary practices based on quality, service, and customer reviews
All Creatures Clinic Locksbottom describes itself as an independent veterinary surgery, owned and run by vets, offering a full range of care from preventative work through to routine and advanced surgery and hospitalisation. Recent reviews repeatedly mention access to appointments at short notice (including same-day), clear explanations “in simple terms,” and follow-up after advice (one owner says the clinic called to check up). Practical details also come up, such as a spacious reception area, and one reviewer notes the team scanned a found cat’s microchip to help reunite her with her owners.
All Creatures Clinic Locksbottom describes itself as an independent veterinary surgery, owned and run by vets, offering a full range of care from preventative work through to routine and advanced surgery and hospitalisation. Recent reviews repeatedly mention access to appointments at short notice (including same-day), clear explanations “in simple terms,” and follow-up after advice (one owner says the clinic called to check up). Practical details also come up, such as a spacious reception area, and one reviewer notes the team scanned a found cat’s microchip to help reunite her with her owners.
Parkvets Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS-accredited practice and is listed as a Cat Friendly Practice. The clinic treats dogs, cats, rabbits and exotics, and its website states it offers a 24-hour emergency service plus repeat prescriptions. In recent reviews, owners describe hands-on help with end-of-life care (patient, sympathetic support) and with anxious pets, including vets using calm, reassuring handling and explaining procedures (for example, talk-throughs before ear treatment). Pricing feedback is mixed: some clients accept the costs and mention payment plans/insurance support, while others describe medication and prescription charges as unexpectedly high.
Parkvets Veterinary Clinic is an RCVS-accredited practice and is listed as a Cat Friendly Practice. The clinic treats dogs, cats, rabbits and exotics, and its website states it offers a 24-hour emergency service plus repeat prescriptions. In recent reviews, owners describe hands-on help with end-of-life care (patient, sympathetic support) and with anxious pets, including vets using calm, reassuring handling and explaining procedures (for example, talk-throughs before ear treatment). Pricing feedback is mixed: some clients accept the costs and mention payment plans/insurance support, while others describe medication and prescription charges as unexpectedly high.
West Wickham Veterinary Surgery is a purpose-built, independent small-animal practice, part of an independent group founded in 2006 by veterinary surgeons Alan van Heerden and Dane Walker (as stated on the clinic’s website). The clinic covers routine care through to surgery and medicine, and for 24-hour emergency care it says patients can access a larger 24-hour hospital within the same group. Recent reviews most often describe clear explanations of options/next steps, calm handling of nervous pets, and treatment for a mix of routine and more complex issues (examples include ear infection with seizures, dental extractions, and booster visits/check-ups).
West Wickham Veterinary Surgery is a purpose-built, independent small-animal practice, part of an independent group founded in 2006 by veterinary surgeons Alan van Heerden and Dane Walker (as stated on the clinic’s website). The clinic covers routine care through to surgery and medicine, and for 24-hour emergency care it says patients can access a larger 24-hour hospital within the same group. Recent reviews most often describe clear explanations of options/next steps, calm handling of nervous pets, and treatment for a mix of routine and more complex issues (examples include ear infection with seizures, dental extractions, and booster visits/check-ups).
Anderson's Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice, and is set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) listed in the clinic data. The website also lists acupuncture as a specialty and notes it is a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to: - Fast access when something is urgent (e.g., a dog with a paw injury was told to come straight in and was seen “within seconds”). - Clear communication and decision support when pets are unwell (described as helping owners make informed decisions). - Considerate handling of end-of-life care, including letting an owner pay privately in the room and sending a personalised handwritten condolence card after a euthanasia.
Anderson's Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice, and is set up for both routine care and time-sensitive problems, with emergency veterinary services (24/7 or extended hours) listed in the clinic data. The website also lists acupuncture as a specialty and notes it is a veterinary nurse training facility. From the latest reviews available to us, owners most often point to: - Fast access when something is urgent (e.g., a dog with a paw injury was told to come straight in and was seen “within seconds”). - Clear communication and decision support when pets are unwell (described as helping owners make informed decisions). - Considerate handling of end-of-life care, including letting an owner pay privately in the room and sending a personalised handwritten condolence card after a euthanasia.
Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham is part of the Medivet group and is set up for round-the-clock emergency work, alongside routine care. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe rapid escalation to emergency surgery (including “less than 2 hours” from arrival to surgery in one case), inpatient care lasting up to a week, and frequent, detailed updates—including being allowed to visit a hospitalised dog daily. There is also a conflicting account alleging poor communication between staff and feeling overcharged.
Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham is part of the Medivet group and is set up for round-the-clock emergency work, alongside routine care. The clinic is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly describe rapid escalation to emergency surgery (including “less than 2 hours” from arrival to surgery in one case), inpatient care lasting up to a week, and frequent, detailed updates—including being allowed to visit a hospitalised dog daily. There is also a conflicting account alleging poor communication between staff and feeling overcharged.
Beckenham Vets for Pets describes itself as a locally owned practice operating under the Vets for Pets brand, based inside a Pets at Home store. The clinic presents itself as set up for small-animal medicine, with on-site imaging (X‑ray/ultrasound) and surgical work (including dental surgery and orthopaedics), plus facilities such as an oxygen chamber and separate cat and dog waiting areas. It is also listed as a Silver-accredited Cat Friendly Clinic. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations of procedures and costs, and proactive updates during the day of surgery (including WhatsApp messages and photos during a dog’s spay and a cat’s castration). There are also specific examples of handling nervous dogs patiently (sitting on the floor with the dog until he calmed) and follow-up checks after neutering.
Beckenham Vets for Pets describes itself as a locally owned practice operating under the Vets for Pets brand, based inside a Pets at Home store. The clinic presents itself as set up for small-animal medicine, with on-site imaging (X‑ray/ultrasound) and surgical work (including dental surgery and orthopaedics), plus facilities such as an oxygen chamber and separate cat and dog waiting areas. It is also listed as a Silver-accredited Cat Friendly Clinic. From the latest reviews available, owners repeatedly mention clear explanations of procedures and costs, and proactive updates during the day of surgery (including WhatsApp messages and photos during a dog’s spay and a cat’s castration). There are also specific examples of handling nervous dogs patiently (sitting on the floor with the dog until he calmed) and follow-up checks after neutering.
The Neighbourhood Vet is an RCVS-registered practice and a Cat Friendly Clinic, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a clinic that handles routine care plus common urgent problems (for example, removing a grass seed from a dog’s ear) and surgery such as rabbit spaying, with several owners highlighting clear explanations and being talked through options. Multiple reviews also mention proactive follow-up calls after procedures/check-ups, and at least one owner notes the team being transparent about likely costs and what could affect the final bill—while another describes it as “very expensive,” suggesting pricing may feel high for some.
The Neighbourhood Vet is an RCVS-registered practice and a Cat Friendly Clinic, and it’s also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a clinic that handles routine care plus common urgent problems (for example, removing a grass seed from a dog’s ear) and surgery such as rabbit spaying, with several owners highlighting clear explanations and being talked through options. Multiple reviews also mention proactive follow-up calls after procedures/check-ups, and at least one owner notes the team being transparent about likely costs and what could affect the final bill—while another describes it as “very expensive,” suggesting pricing may feel high for some.
Ark Clinic Ltd is described in recent reviews as an “old time” vet practice, contrasted with a “chain” that (in one reviewer’s experience) recommended unnecessary spend. Reviews repeatedly centre on practical, decisive care for cats and dogs, including urgent same-day help and surgery decisions made without delay when needed. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Seeing a cat as an emergency when other practices wouldn’t, with the vet “knew exactly what [the cat] needed”. - Making an on-the-spot decision to proceed with major surgery rather than sending a case to an out-of-hours service (described as life-saving for one dog). - Ongoing aftercare and rapid re-checks when owners had concerns (“within hours or the next morning”).
Ark Clinic Ltd is described in recent reviews as an “old time” vet practice, contrasted with a “chain” that (in one reviewer’s experience) recommended unnecessary spend. Reviews repeatedly centre on practical, decisive care for cats and dogs, including urgent same-day help and surgery decisions made without delay when needed. Concrete specifics mentioned by owners include: - Seeing a cat as an emergency when other practices wouldn’t, with the vet “knew exactly what [the cat] needed”. - Making an on-the-spot decision to proceed with major surgery rather than sending a case to an out-of-hours service (described as life-saving for one dog). - Ongoing aftercare and rapid re-checks when owners had concerns (“within hours or the next morning”).
Anderson Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe a clinic set up for both routine care (for example microchipping and injections) and more complex or urgent problems (for example same‑day emergency appointments for rescue cases and surgical removal of an eye with follow-up care). Several reviews also mention the team taking time to explain options clearly and handling nervous animals gently (including an ex‑feral cat that owners were keen not to traumatised for future visits).
Anderson Veterinary Group is a veterinary practice that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Based on the latest reviews, owners most often describe a clinic set up for both routine care (for example microchipping and injections) and more complex or urgent problems (for example same‑day emergency appointments for rescue cases and surgical removal of an eye with follow-up care). Several reviews also mention the team taking time to explain options clearly and handling nervous animals gently (including an ex‑feral cat that owners were keen not to traumatised for future visits).
Tender Paws Ltd is a veterinary practice (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the provided information) that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews suggest the clinic sees cats and birds (budgies), with owners mentioning same-day appointments for injuries and a separate/segregated area for cats, which some found helpful for stressed or nervous cats. Recent feedback is mixed: several cat owners describe kind handling and practical wound-care advice, while multiple bird owners describe a very negative experience involving minimal examination/testing and communication they felt was dismissive, specifically naming a vet called Judy.
Tender Paws Ltd is a veterinary practice (no corporate group affiliation is stated in the provided information) that also operates as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. Reviews suggest the clinic sees cats and birds (budgies), with owners mentioning same-day appointments for injuries and a separate/segregated area for cats, which some found helpful for stressed or nervous cats. Recent feedback is mixed: several cat owners describe kind handling and practical wound-care advice, while multiple bird owners describe a very negative experience involving minimal examination/testing and communication they felt was dismissive, specifically naming a vet called Judy.
All Creatures Clinic Chelsfield describes itself as an independent practice, but its website text also references DNA Vetcare Ltd, and one reviewer mentions being able to use the wider group’s 24‑hour emergency care with shared access to records. The clinic appears set up for general practice work plus diagnostics and procedures, with the website listing surgery & medicine, preventative health, health checks, hospitalisation, and pet travel. It is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often mention: - Clear diagnosis supported by imaging (e.g., arthritis suspected clinically and confirmed by x‑ray). - Same‑day/urgent problem-solving (e.g., suspected grass seed in an ear, with sedation offered to remove it). - Low-stress handling and communication (e.g., gentle approach with cats; anxious dogs coping well; updates when running behind). - A mixed picture on testing and costs: some owners praise not being pushed into unnecessary tests, while others describe feeling steered toward “expensive tests” and report high overall spend during complex cases.
All Creatures Clinic Chelsfield describes itself as an independent practice, but its website text also references DNA Vetcare Ltd, and one reviewer mentions being able to use the wider group’s 24‑hour emergency care with shared access to records. The clinic appears set up for general practice work plus diagnostics and procedures, with the website listing surgery & medicine, preventative health, health checks, hospitalisation, and pet travel. It is also listed as a Veterinary Nurse Training facility. From recent reviews, owners most often mention: - Clear diagnosis supported by imaging (e.g., arthritis suspected clinically and confirmed by x‑ray). - Same‑day/urgent problem-solving (e.g., suspected grass seed in an ear, with sedation offered to remove it). - Low-stress handling and communication (e.g., gentle approach with cats; anxious dogs coping well; updates when running behind). - A mixed picture on testing and costs: some owners praise not being pushed into unnecessary tests, while others describe feeling steered toward “expensive tests” and report high overall spend during complex cases.
Bromley Common Veterinary Surgery is an independent small-animal clinic that says it has been established for over 30 years, and it is a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) training practice (including veterinary nurse training). Recent reviews are mostly positive about day-to-day care (especially for cats and older dogs), with several detailed compliments for specific vets—while one detailed complaint describes serious communication and process issues during a cat’s tumour work-up. Concrete examples mentioned by reviewers include: - Support with an elderly cat, with owners describing staff as consistently helpful. - Diagnostic and surgical work for a cat’s lump (needle sample taken, surgery discussed/performed, lab analysis mentioned). - Bereavement support, including making a paw print after a dog died. - A conflicting account where an owner says the clinic lost a needle sample and they struggled to get a promised vet call-back about next steps and costs.
Bromley Common Veterinary Surgery is an independent small-animal clinic that says it has been established for over 30 years, and it is a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) training practice (including veterinary nurse training). Recent reviews are mostly positive about day-to-day care (especially for cats and older dogs), with several detailed compliments for specific vets—while one detailed complaint describes serious communication and process issues during a cat’s tumour work-up. Concrete examples mentioned by reviewers include: - Support with an elderly cat, with owners describing staff as consistently helpful. - Diagnostic and surgical work for a cat’s lump (needle sample taken, surgery discussed/performed, lab analysis mentioned). - Bereavement support, including making a paw print after a dog died. - A conflicting account where an owner says the clinic lost a needle sample and they struggled to get a promised vet call-back about next steps and costs.
Eden Park Veterinary Surgery is an RCVS-accredited practice that’s been established for over twenty years. From its own service list, it’s set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, parasite treatment, microchipping), dentistry, and surgical work (including neutering and other major surgery), with on-site X-rays and laboratory testing. Reviewers repeatedly mention being able to get help for urgent problems (“great availability for emergencies”) and describe charges as not “eye-watering.” However, a small number of recent reviews describe serious concerns around emergency communication and follow-up (messages not returned during urgent situations), alongside distress about outcomes.
Eden Park Veterinary Surgery is an RCVS-accredited practice that’s been established for over twenty years. From its own service list, it’s set up for routine preventive care (vaccinations, parasite treatment, microchipping), dentistry, and surgical work (including neutering and other major surgery), with on-site X-rays and laboratory testing. Reviewers repeatedly mention being able to get help for urgent problems (“great availability for emergencies”) and describe charges as not “eye-watering.” However, a small number of recent reviews describe serious concerns around emergency communication and follow-up (messages not returned during urgent situations), alongside distress about outcomes.
Ollie & Florrie Vets describes itself as an independent, family-run practice. The website highlights a clinic set up for both routine care and more involved work (on‑site blood testing, ultrasound, digital X‑rays, and separate dog/cat areas and kennels), and reviews back this up with owners describing vaccinations, neutering, and surgery carried out by “Dan”. Recent reviews also mention the practice handling pet travel paperwork end-to-end, and being notably patient with nervous pets during procedures like injections.
Ollie & Florrie Vets describes itself as an independent, family-run practice. The website highlights a clinic set up for both routine care and more involved work (on‑site blood testing, ultrasound, digital X‑rays, and separate dog/cat areas and kennels), and reviews back this up with owners describing vaccinations, neutering, and surgery carried out by “Dan”. Recent reviews also mention the practice handling pet travel paperwork end-to-end, and being notably patient with nervous pets during procedures like injections.
Our Score (85/100)
Medivet Bromley (The Laurels Vets) is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine preventive care (vaccinations are specifically mentioned) and offers access to 24-hour emergency care via one of Medivet’s 24-hour centres (with overnight consultation fees applicable between 7pm and 9am). Reviews repeatedly describe appointments where vets explain options without rushing, and there are also mentions of a monthly plan that helps owners keep on top of vaccinations and check-ups. One review raises a specific complaint about vaccination booster scheduling leading to an owner being told they would need to restart the course and pay again.
Medivet Bromley (The Laurels Vets) is part of the Medivet group. Based on the information available, the practice covers routine preventive care (vaccinations are specifically mentioned) and offers access to 24-hour emergency care via one of Medivet’s 24-hour centres (with overnight consultation fees applicable between 7pm and 9am). Reviews repeatedly describe appointments where vets explain options without rushing, and there are also mentions of a monthly plan that helps owners keep on top of vaccinations and check-ups. One review raises a specific complaint about vaccination booster scheduling leading to an owner being told they would need to restart the course and pay again.
Parish Lane Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice and notes RCVS Accreditation. The website lists a broad “surgery & medicine” setup alongside preventative care, hospitalisation and pet travel advice, with out-of-hours emergencies handled via a separate contact arrangement. Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear explanations and continuity of care (seeing the same vet over multiple visits), plus specific examples like a 3‑day post‑neuter follow‑up and vets taking time to talk owners through options.
Parish Lane Veterinary Surgery describes itself as an independent practice and notes RCVS Accreditation. The website lists a broad “surgery & medicine” setup alongside preventative care, hospitalisation and pet travel advice, with out-of-hours emergencies handled via a separate contact arrangement. Recent reviews repeatedly mention clear explanations and continuity of care (seeing the same vet over multiple visits), plus specific examples like a 3‑day post‑neuter follow‑up and vets taking time to talk owners through options.
St Paul’s Veterinary Clinic is described in recent reviews as a busy practice that handles routine procedures (for example cat neutering), short-notice examinations, and end-of-life care. Several owners mention specific vets by name (including Mark and Joanna) and describe continuity of care—one reviewer says Rebecca remembered their dog from previous appointments and tailored advice accordingly. Owners also report practical support around pet welfare: one client says staff directed them to the RSPCA when finances were tight. Experiences around payment and access are mixed. One reviewer says after paying a monthly fee for years, they were told to go elsewhere when treatment was needed; another describes a cold response after a missed payment and says they overheard a payment-plan request for a £500 procedure being belittled.
St Paul’s Veterinary Clinic is described in recent reviews as a busy practice that handles routine procedures (for example cat neutering), short-notice examinations, and end-of-life care. Several owners mention specific vets by name (including Mark and Joanna) and describe continuity of care—one reviewer says Rebecca remembered their dog from previous appointments and tailored advice accordingly. Owners also report practical support around pet welfare: one client says staff directed them to the RSPCA when finances were tight. Experiences around payment and access are mixed. One reviewer says after paying a monthly fee for years, they were told to go elsewhere when treatment was needed; another describes a cold response after a missed payment and says they overheard a payment-plan request for a £500 procedure being belittled.
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