Snoots North London

From the latest reviews available, owners most often describe

• •Time and thoroughness in consults (e.g., a “very thorough examination” of a difficult-to-handle cat, with a clear follow-on plan).
• •Dental work being a common reason for visiting (teeth cleaning under general anaesthetic is specifically mentioned, with detailed post-procedure explanations).
• •A split experience between strong clinical care and frustrating admin/booking issues, including short-notice cancellations and difficulty getting near-term appointments.

Services

Services and capabilities mentioned on the clinic website and in reviews include

• •Consultations (primary care; “sick visits” are referenced in the site copy)
• •Vaccinations
• •Spay & neuter
• •Puppy & kitten care and health checks
• •Microchipping
• •Travel certificates (EU/EEA and “fit to fly” are mentioned on the site; one reviewer notes travel paperwork being included and done correctly)
• •Diagnostics: blood tests, urine & faecal tests
• •Imaging: X‑rays, ultrasound (site notes cardiac ultrasound is excluded)
• •Prescription dispensing
• •Dental care: dental cleaning is promoted on the site; reviews mention teeth cleaning and dental surgery
• •Anal gland expression
• •Nail clippings

Out-of-hours: the site states Snoots partners with Veteris for dedicated out-of-hours care, and that emergency care isn’t included in the primary-care membership.

Pricing

Prices and ranges stated on the clinic website include

• •Membership: £33/month (described as including unlimited primary care for cats and dogs)
• •First visit offer: “Try us for £33” (described as a “risk-free first visit” on the site)
• •Vaccinations: £50–£150
• •Microchipping: £20–£40
• •Travel certificates (EU/EEA and fit to fly): £250+
• •Neutering: £100–£150
• •Dental cleaning: free when paying annually; £199 when paying monthly
• •Sick visits: £90–£130
• •Basic imaging & X‑rays: £250+
• •Basic diagnostics: £60
• •Ultrasounds (excluding cardiac): £350–£450
• •Anal gland expression: £30
• •Nail clippings: £30
• •Prescription dispensing: £25
• •Referral fee: £60
• •Surgery: £500+
• •Weekend visits: £300+

People

Named team members mentioned in reviews

• •Dr. Harris (vet): described as explaining a dog’s dental procedure “in great detail” afterwards and clearly walking the owner through next steps.
• •Adam (vet): credited (alongside a nurse) with managing a “rather spicy cat,” giving a thorough exam, and setting out a clear treatment plan.
• •Nurse (name not given): mentioned as helping handle a difficult-to-examine cat during a thorough consultation.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.9 stars from 59 reviews. “”

• •Owners repeatedly mention vets taking time to examine pets thoroughly and explaining plans clearly (including detailed post-procedure explanations after dental work).
• •Several reviews highlight handling anxious or difficult pets calmly (e.g., a nervous kitten, and a difficult cat during examination).
• •The strongest negative theme is administration and scheduling: one reviewer reports difficulty getting same/next-day appointments, being told they’d be waitlisted and then not being added, and dental/surgery cancellations with very short notice and no follow-up unless chased—while still stating the vets themselves are “amazing.”