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Just a short walk from Raynes Park station is our newest practice, known locally as Park Vets, who have been serving the local community for over 40 years.

Here you will find our team of dedicated and welcoming professionals on hand to take care of all your veterinary needs. We pride ourselves on providing the highest standards of care.

13/12/2024

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! 🎄🎁

With Christmas just around the corner, do you know the hidden pet hazards that come with all the festive cheer? Stay tuned as we uncover daily tips to keep your furry companions safe and your holidays worry-free! Can you guess what the first hazard will be? 🐾🤔

22/08/2024

🎉 Celebrate International Dog Day with Us! 🎉

Does your dog love visiting our practices? We want to see those wagging tails and happy faces! 📸

Send us your favourite photos of your dog at our practices, whether they're enjoying a check-up, showing off a new trick, or just being their adorable selves! 🐶

How to Participate:
1. Share a photo of your dog at our practices in this post's comments.
2. Tag us on Instagram and use the hashtag
3. Or, email your photo to [email protected] with your pet’s name and the practice that he visited

We’ll feature our favourite pictures on our social media pages throughout the day! Plus, your pup might get a special shout-out! 🎉
We can’t wait to see all of our furry friends! 🐕❤️

12/08/2024

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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 🌡️ If your dog does suffer heatstroke, it is important to cool them down first before then calling the vet. Young and healthy dogs can be immersed in cool water 💧 For older dogs or those with an underlying health condition, douse in cool water then use a fan 🍃

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

08/08/2024

Happy International Cat Day! 🐱

Did you know? We are recognised as a Cat Friendly Clinic!

At our Raynes Park practice, we understand that our feline friends have unique needs and challenges when it comes to veterinary care. We're proud to announce that we've earned the prestigious Silver Cat Friendly Clinic title 🏆🐈

What makes us a Cat Friendly Clinic?

🐱 We've achieve certain minimum accreditation standards set by the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM).

🐱 We’ve carefully considered the unique needs of cats, creating a calming environment that reduces the stress of unfamiliar sights, sounds, and smells.

🐱 We're trained in gentle, respectful handling techniques to ensure your cat feels safe and cared for during visits.

🐱 We're always available to support you, ready to address any concerns, provide cat care advice, and offer personalized recommendations, including tips for administering medications at home.

Celebrate with us and learn more about what this accreditation means for you and your cat: https://catfriendlyclinic.org/

01/07/2024

Meet Sprout, our brave 7-month-old CKCS! She is recovering wonderfully from her spay at our practice. This little trooper has been super well-behaved and is loving all the cuddles from the vet and nurse 🥰

Rocking her body suit and a pressure bandage on her leg like a champ, she's even showing off her love for GI food with a bit still on her chin and ears! We're incredibly proud of Sprout and can't wait to see her fully recovered 🐾❤️

01/07/2024

Just look at Rocco, the 5-month-old kitten, enjoying his time in the cat tower after his castration and microchipping! So friendly and relaxed, he's such a sweetheart 💙

31/05/2024

Kenzo stopped by for a weight check and flea & worm treatment, and let's just say he left with a lot more love than he came with! 🥰🩺

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 🐶

03/05/2024

We're sorry to learn you're feeling a little under the weather Merlin, let's have a look at what we can do for you 🥺

High quality veterinary practice & pet vaccinations in Raynes Park. Call us today to book an appointment with one of our welcoming & trusted veterinarians.

27/03/2024

🚨🍫❌ Easter Dangers 🚨🍫❌

This Easter weekend, keep your furry friends safe! Chocolate treats and other hazards can be harmful to pets. Save and share this post, know your emergency pet services, and let's keep our pets out of harm's way! 🐾

22/03/2024

What is it? 🤔
What are the symptoms? 🚨
What animals are at risk? 🐶
What causes it? ❓
What should I do? 👀

If you find any suspicious lesions or are concerned about your dog’s health, give your local Goddard Vet a ring for advice!

08/03/2024

🐾 Attention all UK cat parents! 🇬🇧 Big news! 🎉 The law is changing soon, requiring all pet cats to be microchipped. 🐱 Stay ahead of the game and ensure your furry friend is compliant. Book your appointment with us vets now to get your beloved cat microchipped and keep them safe and sound. 🐾 Don't wait, secure your appointment today! 🐾

14/02/2024

Love is in the air 💟 along with some sneaky pet hazards! ❌

🍫 Chocolate
🍬 Xylitol (sweetener)
💐 Flowers
🕯️ Candles
🥂 Alcohol

If you think your pet has ingested something toxic, call your vet immediately ☎️

19/01/2024

Winter weather can be tough on our furry friends, but with a little TLC, we can keep them all cosy and snug! ❄️ Read our tips on keeping your pet safe this winter 👆 Got some tips of your own to share with fellow pet owners? Comment below 👇

25/12/2023

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

24/12/2023

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.

23/12/2023

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.

Address

2 Grand Drive
London
SW200JT

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 7pm
Thursday	8:30am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 7pm
Saturday	8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+442085424524

Website

https://www.goddardvetgroup.co.uk/practice/raynes-park/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=VP0559

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Pets, Festivities and Hazards

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! 🎄🎁 With Christmas just around the corner, do you know the hidden pet hazards that come with all the festive cheer? Stay tuned as we uncover daily tips to keep your furry companions safe and your holidays worry-free! Can you guess what the first hazard will be? 🐾🤔

Compulsory microchipping for cats

🚨 Calling all UK cat parents 🚨 The deadline to microchip your feline friends is soon approaching!

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.

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Welcome to Goddard Vets Raynes Park

Just a short walk from Raynes Park station is our newest practice, known locally as Park Vets, who have been serving the local community for over 40 years. Raynes Park joined the Goddard Veterinary Group in 2018 and we are delighted that Tim, Clair and their team will continue to look after the patients and clients in Raynes Park and the surrounding area, so you will be sure to see a familiar face when you visit.

With our preventative healthcare plan, you can save money and spread the cost of your pet’s routine veterinary care. Unlike pet insurance the plan covers your pet’s vaccinations, flea and worming control, regular health checks along with other additional treatments and services. Please contact us for further information about the benefits of this plan.

The practice is fully-equipped to care for you and your pet with our excellent on-site facilities, allowing blood testing, x-rays, ultrasounds and operations to be performed.

In the event of a veterinary emergency or if your pet is unwell out of hours, our hospitals offer your pet 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 the Raynes Park branch is Stone Lion Veterinary Hospital call 020 8946 4228.