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Although hard to imagine now, our Greenford branch was one of the first houses built in Greenford. Your animal's welfare is our number one priority.
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The practice became part of the Goddard Veterinary Group in 2007 and has continued to grow in size and reputation over the years. Here you will find our team of dedicated and skilled staff are on hand to take care of all our veterinary needs.

28/06/2024

Handsome Lenny bringing all the charm to the practice for his annual check-up! he always brings a smile to our faces during his annual vaccinations 📆🐶

24/06/2024

Say hello to Kobe, the newest and cutest 12-week-old choc lab at our practice! 🐾 His sweet personality and good manners are melting hearts left and right.

21/06/2024

Little Bella came in for an eye checkup after a tough infection, and we are happy to report is on the road to recovery! 🙌🏼❤️

21/06/2024

How cute is Bear?! 🐻 This little girl is all set for her Proactive Pets 6 months check-up ✅

17/06/2024

✨🐾 Happy National Microchipping Month! ✨🐾

June is the purrfect time to make sure that your pets are well-protected and easily identifiable with a tag 🏷️ 🔎

In the UK, it’s now a legal requirement to have both dogs and cats microchipped 🐱 🐶

Microchipping is more than just a legal requirement; it’s a vital way to keep your pet safe and to boost the chances of a happy reunion if they ever get lost 🌟 Don’t delay, schedule an appointment with us today to keep your furry friend safe and sound 🐾

14/06/2024

Today was a big day for Little Cloud ☁ He got his 1st vaccination and microchip! Such a brave little boy! 🌟

10/06/2024

We hope Martha feels better soon!

👋 Meet Martha, a lovely crossbreed who was rescued by her caring guardian.

Martha is a 6-year-old female, and she's been feeling a bit down lately since she recently lost her brother, Simon 😔

Martha is really missing her brother, but she's fortunate to have such a loving and kind caregiver who even sits on the floor with her during dinner to keep her company, as she hasn't been eating well.

They recently visited Dawn, our amazing senior nurse and Martha got plenty of cuddles and delicious liver treats during the visit! Dawn was incredibly kind and provided Martha with the tender, loving care she needed to feel like herself again 🥰

It's heartwarming to see Martha receiving such love and support during this challenging time, and we hope to see her up and about soon 💚

06/06/2024

Say hello to Hoppa! This adorable cat came in for microchipping and vaccinations. Aren't those eyes just unforgettable? 👀💖

04/06/2024

Kingston came in today for his rabies vaccination because he’s getting ready for a big move to Dubai! Safe travels, Kingston! 🐾✈️

04/06/2024

Bailey brought the laughs today! While mum sorted out his next appointment, he couldn't resist a little window peek. Such a little spy 👀🐾

04/06/2024

Laika's dad knows the secret to stress-free vet visits: pop in often to say hi and get her weighed. She’s one brave girl! 💖

03/06/2024

Even though Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month has ended, the amazing contributions of our veterinary nurses remain everlasting!

From providing comfort and care to our furry friends, assisting in surgeries, and educating pet parents, veterinary nurses are truly the unsung heroes of the animal healthcare world 🐶🐱💚

A huge thank you to all the veterinary nurses who dedicate their lives to ensuring our pets' health and happiness. Your compassion, skill, and dedication do not go unnoticed 👏💖

28/05/2024

Our practice will be temporarily closed on the 29th of May!

28/05/2024

Vaccination day for the dynamic trio: Mavro, Nano, and Zeus ⚡

28/05/2024

Say hello to our newest member, ready for her 1st vaccination and to be part of our local vet family! 🐾

21/05/2024

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In honour of Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month , we want to introduce (some) of our dedicated nurses and student nurses 😎

These amazing individuals are key in keeping the practice running smoothly, managing administrative tasks, creating care plans, refining their skills...and more! 🐾

Veterinary nurses undergo extensive training for 2.5 to 3 years and perform a range of essential tasks such as assisting with anesthesia, placing IV lines, grooming, handling emergency and critical care alongside the vets, and aiding with insurance and other complex administrative duties 💉

We truly appreciate our nurses as we couldn't function without them — thank you for all your hard work and dedication Kelly, Natalia, Rachel, Lily and Nicole 💙

20/05/2024

Meet our unexpected visitor: a stray terrapin who now has a safe place with us. If he doesn't have a family to return to, we'll make sure he finds a happy forever home 🏡🐢

20/05/2024

Meet Bacco, the king of cuddles! This 60kg kuvasz from Brazil just popped in for his meds check 🐶❤️

15/05/2024

Behind every wagging tail and purring friend, there is a team of dedicated vet nurses making miracles happen! 🐾 As we continue to celebrate Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month, we’re putting the spotlight on our Hospital Nurses 🏥

Did you know their everyday schedule can vary from routine procedures to critical care? Assisting in theatre to dispensing medicine? There’s more to the vet nurse role than you may think...

14/05/2024

Calling all qualified or aspiring vet nurses 🗣

If you are interested in joining our very own Goddard Veterinary Nursing College or any of our future workshops get in touch with the team

📧 [email protected]

13/05/2024

Meet little Chop 👋 A very brave little rabbit that came in for his annual vaccination this week 💉

13/05/2024

Muji visited us for the first time this week and was an absolute delight to have! Despite his skin condition, he showed us his sweet and gentle nature 🌸

10/05/2024

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Many dogs get heatstroke when their owners take them out during high temperatures ☀️ Let's prevent heatstroke by knowing when it's safe to take your dog outside 🌡️ and please contact your vet if you think your dog might have heatstroke!

🚨 Remember to keep your pets hydrated and are given plenty of shade. Enjoy the sunshine, but please keep tabs on your pets 🐶

09/05/2024

Meet Apollo, our gentle giant who came in for his neutering this week. Let's show him some love! 🥰

08/05/2024

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We think you’ll agree that Rafa is a handsome Collie! 💙

Even though he is deaf, this doesn’t slow him down! Our nurses communicate with Rafa using sign language — let’s all give him a thumbs up to show him he’s a good boy! 👍👍👍

03/05/2024

Well deserved Robert! 🏆

Congratulations to our very own Nursing Assistant Robert for winning a well-deserved Vet Partner's Nettie Award 🏆

Robert earned this award for his exceptional effort in reuniting a woman in Scotland with her dog, which had been stolen two years ago. A compassionate member of the public found the dog wandering and brought him to the branch, leading to the heartwarming reunion 😟

Excellent work Robert, we're very proud of you 👏

03/05/2024

"You're going to do what?"

Not to worry Margot and Mavis, expressing your a**l glands is super easy and pain-free! 😬😬😬

03/05/2024

No Pebbles, that's not the cone of shame - but the CONE OF FAME 🤩 VIP treatment all the way 🐱

03/05/2024

Wally wants to remind us all that dental care is just as important for pets! 🦷🐾 Don't forget to keep those teeth clean and healthy!

01/05/2024

Hats off to our Vet Nurses this Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month 🏆

A single month can't contain the countless roles our vet nurses master daily. From caregiver to comforter, their duties are as varied as their expertise 💪

At , we salute our vet nurses not just during , but every day of the year 💙

01/05/2024

Canine cuteness overload! Tula proving she's the ultimate paw-some pup showing off her tricks 💖🐾

01/05/2024

Join us in congratulating Lassie on completing her first vaccination! Treats all around! 🎉🦴

01/05/2024

Excellent work team Goddard Vet Group Caterham 👏👏👏

🦊❤️ We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Goddard Vet Group for their exceptional care and support in aiding 'Berry' 🌿🍓.

Discovered collapsed outside her den by gardeners, she was swiftly picked up by one of our rescuers who recognised her frailty and rushed her to the local vet, Goddard Vet Group. They sprang into action, swiftly warming her up, administering glucose concentrate, and maintaining a close watch over her condition. Thanks to their unwavering dedication, Berry regained strength and was soon deemed fit to journey to our hospital.

Just look at her now – bright, alert, with a hearty appetite, enjoying the company of two foster siblings, and brimming with promise for a radiant future! 🌟🙏

30/04/2024

A sweet meet-up between generations - Tula, 12 years, and Lassie, 12 weeks, sharing a special moment in reception 🐶💙

30/04/2024

Age is just a number for Benji, Greenford's oldest patient staying up-to-date on his vaccinations! 😎

30/04/2024

Masza and Mietek are the cutest little patients! They handled their annual vaccination like pros 💙

30/04/2024

Little Draco just got his 2nd vaccination and microchip 🐶

Soon he'll be ready to conquer the great outdoors! 🌳

29/04/2024

Second round of vaccines for little Jack and he's still a little nervous, but we're making progress! 🐶💉

With monthly weigh checks and lots of treats, we'll make sure every visit is a positive experience for him!

26/04/2024

This little fox cub’s eyes were stuck together from discharge but luckily was spotted and brought to us by a kind member of the public. Now all cleaned up, the cub is ready to be picked up by a local wildlife charity for a bit of rehabilitation before being released back into the wild 🦊

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459 Oldfield Lane North
London
UB60EU

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 7pm
Tuesday	9am - 7pm
Wednesday	9am - 12pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	9am - 12pm

Telephone

+442084225103

Website

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Springer by name, springer by nature! Cooper joined us for his 2nd vax recently and he just LOVES to greet us at reception.

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! From the whole Goddard Veterinary Group Team 💙 💙 💙

Day 24: Sugar-free sweets Sugar-free sweets and mints often contain xylitol, a chemical toxic to pets. Ingesting xylitol can lead to insulin release, causing hypoglycemia, seizures, and even liver failure in dogs. Swift veterinary attention is crucial if accidental ingestion occurs, making it imperative to keep these treats out of reach from pets during the holidays.

Day 23: Salt Due to the high levels of salt needed to make salt dough, ingestion of just one of these homemade decorations is enough to cause serious poisoning. Also, be cautious of salt-gritted pavements when walking your dog, always wipe their feet thoroughly once home.

Day 22: Safe space If your house is full of guests, ensure that your pets have a quiet area where they won’t be disturbed. Options include allowing cats to hide under a bed or creating a den for dogs by placing a blanket over their crate. Having pets microchipped also brings peace of mind, as they can be traced back to you if they are accidentally let out or escape.

Day 21: Raisins and sultanas Grapes and the dried fruit found in mince pies, fruit and nut mix, stollen and Christmas pudding are toxic to dogs, so keep these treats out of reach! If your dog does accidentally eat something containing these foods, call us as soon as possible.

Day 20: Onions and garlic Did you know that onions and their relatives are toxic to dogs and cats? Even one or two garlic cloves can be enough to cause serious problems in a cat. Gravy is often a sneaky culprit at Christmas time as instant gravy can contain a high amount of onion/garlic powder.

Day 19: Nicotine Nicotine poisoning can occur in pets so keep cigarettes and vapes out of reach — the flavoured liquid used in E-cigarettes can be particularly attractive to dogs.

Day 18: Mouldy food Mould ingestion can be lethal to pets. It usually happens when dogs raid the kitchen waste recycling caddy, so keep them out of reach this Christmas period when there is likely to be an increase in food waste.

Day 17: Mistletoe Causes stomach problems and may cause skin irritation.

Day 16: Holly berries Can cause vomiting, diarrhoea, excessive salivation and weakness in dogs.

Day 15: Human medication Pets near human medications during the festive season face serious hazards. Open pill bottles or unattended medications pose risks of accidental ingestion, leading to toxicity. Common holiday medications, like pain relievers or cold remedies, can be harmful to pets.

Day 14: Gifts containing food Keep pets away from food-containing gifts to avoid potential hazards. Festive treats may contain ingredients harmful to pets, posing risks like digestive issues or choking. Store these gifts securely to ensure a safe and joyful holiday season for everyone.

Day 13: Flowers and plants Keep poinsettia, ivy, holly and mistletoe out of reach to avoid stomach upsets, and discourage pets from chewing on the Christmas tree. Contact us if your pet eats something they shouldn’t, or develops vomiting or diarrhoea.

Day 12: Fireworks If your pet is frightened of New Year’s Eve fireworks, speak to your vet in advance for advice. Keep them safely indoors, close the curtains, and turn on the TV to block out the noise.

Day 11: Decorations If you are decorating your house this week beware of the potential dangers to your pet. Pets can be attracted to shiny lights, tinsel, and baubles! Swallowed or chewed decorations can lead to cuts or intestinal blockages, and chewed fairy lights can pose an electrocution risk.

Day 10: Cooked bones Turkey, chicken, lamb, beef, and pork bones that are cooked can easily splinter and perforate your dog’s stomach. They are dangerous and should never be fed to a dog.

Day 9: Cold weather When walking your dog in ice and snow, do not let it off the lead and avoid walking in areas where ponds or lakes may have frozen over – animals often don’t understand the difference between solid ground and ice and can fall through. In this situation, vets urge owners to call the emergency services for professional help rather than going in after their pet. Although distressing, it is never worth risking your own life as well as your dog’s. It’s also important to wipe your dog’s paws and belly on returning home from a snowy walk to remove any ice or salt and to regularly check for cracks in paw pads or redness between the toes.

Day 8: Christmas tree Christmas trees can present hazards for pets during the holidays. While the tree itself is typically non-toxic, pine needles may cause discomfort if lodged in pets' feet. Additionally, curious pets might attempt to chew on or ingest tree needles, leading to digestive issues. To ensure a safe festive environment, regularly clean up fallen needles, choose pet-friendly decorations, and securely anchor the tree to prevent tipping, especially if you have inquisitive cats that may be tempted to jump on it.

Day 7: Christmas crackers Christmas crackers can be a pet concern during the holidays. While not toxic, the loud pop and enticing smells may intrigue pets. Curious animals might accidentally ingest small parts or get stressed by the noise. To keep festivities pet-friendly, be mindful of where you place crackers, and consider pet-safe alternatives to ensure a joyous and stress-free Christmas for all.

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Welcome to Goddard Vets Greenford

Although hard to imagine now, our Greenford practice was one of the first houses built in Greenford. The practice became part of the Goddard Veterinary Group in 2007 and has continued to grow in size and reputation over the years. Our dedicated and caring team are obviously a hit with their clients and patients as they were voted Best London Vet in the bestUKvets 2016 awards!

The practice is fully-equipped to care for you and your pet with our excellent on-site facilities, allowing blood testing, x-rays and operations to be performed. Please see the additional services we offer below.

In the event of a veterinary emergency or if your pet is unwell out of hours our Hospitals offer your pets a dedicated emergency service and the reassurance of knowing we are open 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. The closest hospital to our Greenford branch is Mandeville Veterinary Hospital call 020 8845 5677. For your peace of mind and for continuity of care, your pet’s medical history is accessible in any of our branches or hospitals anytime of the day or night.

This branch is accredited by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), following a diligent assessment the RCVS is satisfied that we maintain the highest standards of veterinary care.