Best Vets in Barnet

Medivet Temple Fortune is part of the Medivet group. The clinic offers a broad range of first-opinion care, diagnostics and procedures, including imaging, endoscopy and minimally invasive “keyhole surgery”, and it is listed as an ISFM cat-friendly clinic. Recent feedback is largely very positive, often highlighting a kind, efficient team, easy appointments, and quick help with time-sensitive requests such as pet travel paperwork and medication.

- Recent reviews are largely positive about the team’s warmth, professionalism and caring approach across dogs, cats and even a rabbit from one multi-pet household. - Dora is specifically praised for practical behavioural advice, while Chris is singled out for being especially good with nervous cats. - Cat owners mention reassuring support in stressful situations, including quick action for a cat abscess and a weekend visit where both receptionist and vet were praised for going the extra mile.

Companion Care (Friern Barnet) Ltd trades as Vets4Pets in Barnet. The practice offers routine care alongside in-house diagnostics and surgery, with website-listed facilities including an in-house laboratory, operating theatre, hospital ward, and isolation unit, and care for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small mammals. Recent reviews show a mixed picture: many owners describe kind, attentive treatment, while some raise concerns about communication, record-keeping, punctuality, and access in urgent situations.

- Recent feedback is mixed overall, with two very positive reviews and one detailed negative review. - Positive comments focus on kind, lovely staff, good customer care and a friendly experience during a cat vaccination visit. - One recent reviewer reported problems with a dog’s blood test results and was unhappy with the follow-up to a refund complaint.

- Recent reviewers often describe the team as friendly, calm and professional, with positive comments about both reception staff and vets. - Several reviews mention compassionate support in stressful situations, including emergency care and end-of-life appointments. - Owners also praise the clinic’s communication and handling, including clear explanations, attentiveness, and a considerate approach with nervous or shy pets.

Medivet Cockfosters is part of the Medivet group and offers general first-opinion care for dogs, cats, rabbits and small mammals. Routine appointments are advertised as 15 minutes, with on-site X-ray, an in-house laboratory, nurse clinics and home visits. Out-of-hours care is routed to Medivet 24 Hour Enfield, where the stated out-of-hours consultation fee is £130.

The Finchley Vet is an independent Barnet practice for small animal companions, with a well-equipped clinic and Veterinary Nurse Training listed in its clinic information. It offers routine care such as vaccinations and regular treatments, alongside dental treatment and major surgery. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with owners often highlighting friendly, patient consultations, clear explanations, and frequent updates during treatment, although one detailed negative review raises concerns about overly aggressive recommendations and feeling unwelcome.

Medivet Mill Hill is part of the Medivet group and provides general veterinary care for cats, dogs, rabbits and other small mammals. Services and facilities include in-house lab support, X-rays, dentistry and nurse clinics, and the practice is listed as an ISFM cat-friendly clinic. Recent feedback is mixed: some clients praise the friendliness, care and fees, while others report problems with reception, plan-related charges and refunds.

East Barnet Veterinary Practice Ltd appears set up for both routine care and urgent treatment, with recent reviews describing prompt help for acute problems as well as planned follow-up care. Owners mention treatment for cats, dogs, rabbits and at least one exotic pet, alongside procedures such as spays and dental work. Recent feedback is mostly very positive about kindness, patience and clear explanations, though there are still some complaints about receptionist manner and one named vet.