Parkvets provides the consistent expertise and reassurance that all caring pet owners need and appreciate. Help and support is available 24/7 and the staff are always caring and friendly. Wouldn't go anywhere else with my pets! Read Less

Park vet hospital is one of the best vets I have ever known the service is excellent the surgery is excellent and very clean the staff are friendly and helpful I would recommend this to all of my friends well done park vets keep up the good work I would never go anywhere else again I trust them explicitly Read Less

Took Harry to have his ears checked and the staff were brilliant , especially the receptionist who without batting an eye lid , got up and cleaned the floor after Harry left a smal wet message on the floor . Nothing but praise Read Less

As a recently new client, I was impressed by the friendliness of the Sidcup Hospital, very caring staff. There’s no feeling of being rushed, time was taken to make my pup feel at ease with Shannon, everything is open and transparent, every issue discussed so you know exactly where you are with treatments etc. If my boy needs attention then he’s going to be in the best place I can think of. Being able to trust my vet is paramount, I can certainly trust Shannon, so thank you for being there. Read Less

The worst vets ever. They don’t have a clue what they are doing and they use a computer to drum up as much money as they can. Your pet does not get looked after they add stuff on your computerised bill that is not needed and Tell you your animal needs to stay in knowing they don’t have to they just want more money. Makes me sick. I know so many people that dislike these vets. Very unprofessional and the front of house looks nice and clean but in the back its very dirty. The lady who deals with complaints Diane is a vile women. She needs to go on a customer care course instead of sunning it up. Using peoples hard earned money and good faith and trust in vets to rip you off. The receptionist are nice though. The only part that’s professional. I even know a vet who worked there and left and said she couldn’t cope with how bad it was. AVOID!!!!!! Read Less

Wonderful vets with excellent labs and screening facilities. They are expensive but worth the extra especially with elderly or complex cases. Very understanding vets who knows our furry family are the most important things in our lives. Don't push surgery unless absolutely necessary and genuinely want the best for loved ones. Read Less

Had to say goodbye to our friend of 36 years our Amazon parrot Chloe ... Thank you all to how we were allowed to have every opportunity to do what we wanted .... It was very hard but you helped it to be a little easier... We Thank You From the bottom of our harts .... Read Less

I am sorry to say that my review isn't going to be a good one. The ladies on reception are lovely and though the vets appear to be concerned about your animals, I think that some are distracted by pressure from the Company to make money. I have never ever shrunk from any of my pets having a treatment that they need (one of our rats once needed an operation which cost over 200), for virtually any amount of money. Our youngest dog, Molly has had a warty like skin tag ever since she was born, it does not bother her at all, doesn't even make her blink a lot. The last vet we saw before we left said that it was scratching Molly's eye and had done some damage needing it to be removed. She also apparently needed a dental. Molly is insured anyway, so the 1200.00 price tag (though shocking me) didn't worry me. What DID worry me, was my darling girl having operations that she didn't need. I was also told that my darling Lizzie (my 15yr old Border Terrier), who had spent most of her life on a Puppy Farm, needed a dental costing about 400. Although we had no Insurance for Lizzie (because she had so many claims), we had been saving what we would have been paying on Insurance and there was plenty to cover it. I was really very upset that this vet was happy to put such an old dog through an anaesthetic, with all the risks that it entails. We are now registered with another Vet, so of course I had to spend another sum of money for them both to have another health check (which cost considerably less than Parkvets). This vet said that Molly's eye tag did not need to be removed and furthermore that neither of them needed their teeth done yet and that he would probably keep an eye on Lizzie's when it came to it as he was reluctant to put her to sleep. I never mentioned Parkvets while we were there because I wanted a true evaluation from him. I am sorry to give you a bad review because, as I said previously - I don't believe that it is the Vet's fault, but the company's. Read Less

I have been a client of Parkvets Vetinary Hospital for over ten years. Having been a slave to various cats over a period of fifty years, I have used quite a few Vets in that time. Parkvets have proved themselves to be the very best. From the moment you walk in the door the receptionists are helpful and welcoming, I particularly like the fact that they have separate waiting areas for cats and dogs and even provide towels with which you can cover your carrier if your cat is particularly nervous. The Vets are kind, caring and professional with a wealth of experience and they always listen to the client. I certainly would never take my cats anywhere else. Read Less

In the real world, nobody cares about you or your pet unless you give them money. However, there are some people who take your money but still do a bad job or give you a worse outcome. I am an owner of three guinea pigs. It is difficult to find a suitable vet if something happens. I have been to three vets. All are a disappointment. I have to share my experience in case you are in the time of need and to prevent your pet going through the unnecessary hassle. This is the first veterinary I visited when my guinea pig had overgrown molars also known as malocclusion. At the time, I felt helpless so I tried my best to find someone who can help but due to my lack of experience, it went nowhere. Each consult costs money; Money is not the issue when spent right but you have wasted my time and effort. To Tiphany Perrez, I can tell that you have no experience with guinea pigs you should have said so beforehand but you didn't and accepted the 25 consultation fee for doing nothing. You did use a dental scope to check but she kept saying she couldn't see anything because of Bibi's chewing. She went round the back with Bibi for a thorough examination but really she went to converse with a colleague or maybe look online for information, came back 5 minutes later and recite the information I already knew from online, then she suggested to book another consultation with another colleague... The only good thing I got from Tiphany Perrez is the Emeraid soluble powder (cost 12 for 50g) and useless medication to feed my pet to avoid starvation. Later on, I went online, VetUK, bought Oxbow herbivore critical care 454g for 20:58, Emeraid herbivore 100g for 13.99 and 2ml syringes both purchased from Ebay. If your guinea pig has overgrown molars, the signs are unable to eat hay, pellets, crunchy fruit and vegetables which lead to weight loss, tongue not showing when you open its mouth because of entrapment and teeth grinding. For the time being you have to syringe feed your guinea pig because cavy animals constantly have food in their body or their body will shut down. In the end, my pet died at Trinity vets (who specialises in exotic animals) because of aneasthesia complications. I made the wrong choice. No one can turn back time to erase past mistakes. Death is permanent. Lesson learnt. The Cat and Rabbit clinic in Northampton was recommended by TEAS, a sanctuary for guinea pigs. The dental work is carried out on a conscious guinea pig to avoid the repercussions of anaesthesia. I wished I had known this before putting my brave little soldier through unfortunate encounters. Bibi, was a quiet, very friendly and very affectionate Swiss breed guinea pig. The other picture is his buddy Lunkarya breed, Wiggy. You will be missed! xxx Swiss breed, 2 years of age. Passed away on Tuesday 2nd August 2016. RIP Bibi Read Less

I've used Park Vets for around 3 years now and both my young dogs are VIP members, which is a very helpful service. My dogs (Golden Retriever and Cavalier King Charles) are a bit nuts and forever injuring themselves or picking up a bug or virus. Park Vets have never failed us and work so well with my insurance company. Vet fees are getting higher and higher (it pays to have a good insurance cover - you get what you pay for!!), but Park Vets have great facilities and the staff are simply wonderful - front of house and behind the scenes. Thanks from Zebedee and Zuzu - and me! :) Read Less

i would highly recommend this vets all the staff are lovely very friendly, i needed to make a claim for my dog as he has a mass cell tumor even the insurance company was really helpful!! Tiffany is a wonderful vet and you can see that she truly enjoys her job and loves animals. lots of love Sarah and little bear x Read Less

I have been using Park Vets for over 10 years now and cannot fault the levels of care & service that I have received. Recently my elderly cat was quite seriously ill and only the quick actions of the vet and the nursing care given to her after her operation mean that she is back home with me now. For anyone that works the opening hours are also a bonus and they have never not accommodated me when I needed an appointment for one of my pets. I would never hesitate to recommend Park Vets and it is the only place I feel happy taking my much loved furry friends. Read Less