Hounslow has 7 specialist vets. Compare clinics by reviews, opening hours, and published prices.
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About Specialist Vets in Hounslow
Veterinary nurse training is a key aspect of Hounslow's veterinary landscape.
Two clinics in Hounslow are involved in veterinary nurse training, highlighting a commitment to educational excellence and high standards of care. These clinics not only provide standard veterinary services but also ensure the continued development of veterinary professionals. This dedication to training supports a knowledgeable and proficient workforce, benefiting pet owners through enhanced care quality and expertise.
Top Rated Specialist Vets in Hounslow
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7 clinics- •Many recent reviewers describe the practice as caring, professional and friendly, with strong trust in the vets and nurses. - Several reviews focus on cats receiving ongoing care, including support for older pets, pancreatitis and treatment following eye problems. - Owners also mention flexibility and responsiveness, including being seen at short notice and being fitted in after arriving on the wrong date.
Creature Comforts Chiswick is part of the Creature Comforts group and is set up for both routine care and more involved work, with facilities including an in-house lab, digital x-rays, ultrasound, a full dental suite, and separate cat and dog wards. The clinic says it can handle urgent and emergency situations, with out-of-hours emergencies referred to partner providers. Recent reviews continue to highlight quick access to appointments, thorough consultations that do not feel rushed, and attentive follow-up around surgery, recovery, and difficult end-of-life decisions.
Feltham Vets4Pets Ltd is part of the Vets4Pets group. The practice is set up for routine small-animal care and nurse-led support, with veterinary nurse training listed in its clinic data. Recent feedback is largely very positive, with repeated praise for welcoming reception staff, calm handling of nervous pets, and thoughtful efforts to reduce stress during visits, though a couple of reviews were sharply critical of one veterinary surgeon’s manner.
- •Recent reviews consistently describe a friendly, caring team and a welcoming local practice atmosphere. - Several owners mention pets staying calm during visits, including vaccinations and blood tests; one reviewer said their dog was happy throughout the appointment and another said their cat showed very little anxiety during blood sampling. - Reviewers value clear advice and follow-through, including support for first-time puppy owners, phone updates with test results, and practical guidance on cat dental prevention and feeding difficulties.
Village Vet Chiswick is part of Linnaeus. The clinic offers routine veterinary care as well as urgent help, with owners describing straightforward appointment booking, clear explanations, and a calm, caring approach with nervous pets. One detailed review also credits the team with clearing their schedule for an emergency procedure and then supporting the pet through recovery.
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- •Recent feedback is mostly very positive, including simple endorsements calling it a top-quality vet and praising the team’s caring, professional approach. - Owners mention easy appointments, helpful reception staff, and quick responses, which makes the day-to-day experience sound straightforward. - Reviews give a few concrete examples of care, including urgent treatment for a young puppy, dental work for a cat with a good recovery, and support for reptiles and rodents as well as cats and dogs.
Petwell House Vets in Feltham is a small-animal practice that also sees guinea pigs, and some reviews refer to the wider Animals Are Us team or branding. The clinic appears set up for routine care, vaccinations and urgent same-day problems, with reviews also mentioning more complex capability including orthopaedics. Overall feedback is mixed, with warm praise for caring treatment of guinea pigs and cats alongside a serious complaint about vaccine handling and communication.


