Walton Road Veterinary Centre

Walton Road Veterinary Centre We opened our practice in 2000 and we have been caring for your pets ever since. We provide the highest standard of veterinary medicine, surgery and care,

Walton Road Veterinary Centre is a Small Animal veterinary surgery in East Molesey. We provide a personal and caring veterinary service for your pets. We have x-ray, surgical and hospitilisation facilities. We have a second in Walton-on-Thames called Ashley Vets. Come visit us soon!

Cuteness alert!! Here is the beautiful Daisy in for her 2nd Vaccination 💕
19/02/2025

Cuteness alert!! Here is the beautiful Daisy in for her 2nd Vaccination 💕

It was lovely to see the handsome Woody in this week for his annual vaccination. Did you know Keeping your pet vaccinat...
18/02/2025

It was lovely to see the handsome Woody in this week for his annual vaccination. Did you know Keeping your pet vaccinated annually helps keep them protected from serious and contagious diseases. We offer all new clients a free healthy pet check up if your worried about your pet not being vaccinated book an appointment with our surgeries and we can advise you on the best vaccine protocol for your pet 🐶🐾🦴

Here is the adorable Lotty she was in for her monthly flea and worming treatment we were just as pleased to see her as s...
14/02/2025

Here is the adorable Lotty she was in for her monthly flea and worming treatment we were just as pleased to see her as she was to see us! We are looking forward to seeing her again soon 🐶🐾

Here is Woody he came in for his monthly flea and worm check included on our pet care plan. Woody is a 4 month old Dach...
13/02/2025

Here is Woody he came in for his monthly flea and worm check included on our pet care plan. Woody is a 4 month old Dachshund. Here he is with his favourite toy. We are looking forward to seeing him again soon 🐾

Here is Flora she is an 11 year old Border Terrier she came in to see Yvonne the vet for some treatment last week. We h...
12/02/2025

Here is Flora she is an 11 year old Border Terrier she came in to see Yvonne the vet for some treatment last week. We hope to get her feeling much better very soon 🐾

It was lovely to see Cookie and Pickle in for their nail clips. We cant wait to see them again soon. Here they are arn...
11/02/2025

It was lovely to see Cookie and Pickle in for their nail clips. We cant wait to see them again soon. Here they are arn't they just gorgeous! 🐹

Here is Foxy all wrapped up she came to see us last week when we was feeling a poorly we hope she is feeling much better...
10/02/2025

Here is Foxy all wrapped up she came to see us last week when we was feeling a poorly we hope she is feeling much better now 🐾

Here is Otto and Boo on their first visit to us for their health checks. They are resent rescues, we are looking forwar...
08/02/2025

Here is Otto and Boo on their first visit to us for their health checks. They are resent rescues, we are looking forward to seeing them for their next check up soon. What fantastic names they have 🐾

It was lovely to see Bonnie in this morning for her annual health check and her booster. Here she is looking very adora...
07/02/2025

It was lovely to see Bonnie in this morning for her annual health check and her booster. Here she is looking very adorable in her lovely pink outfit

If you are waking up to smelly kisses from your dog or cat, let that be your wake-up call! Bad breath is caused by harmf...
06/02/2025

If you are waking up to smelly kisses from your dog or cat, let that be your wake-up call! Bad breath is caused by harmful bacteria in your pet’s mouth and can indicate that dental disease is taking hold... Other symptoms might be harder to spot depending on how cooperative your pet is.

Book your free appointment this February to get your pets teeth checked 0208 873 7857

05/02/2025

Could your pet be suffering?

Keeping your dog's teeth clean is important, as ignoring it can lead to plaque build-up and dental problems. Dental disease is very common in dogs, second only to ear infections, and can be extremely uncomfortable. Whilst it's fairly common in older cats, younger cats are also at risk too.

Common dental issues
Bad breath
Tooth damage: Broken, loose, or discoloured teeth
Bleeding gums: Inflamed or bleeding gums
Pain: Your pet may whine when eating, spit out food, or have a painful mouth
Swelling: Swelling around the mouth or below the eye
Drooling: Uncharacteristic drooling
Chewing: Your pet may chew on one side of their mouth, or chew less in general
Appetite: Your pet may have a reduced appetite or have a hard time chewing
Pawing at face: Your pet may paw at or rub their face
Nasal discharge: Your pet may have nasal discharge and sneezing

If you would like to book in for a free dental check this February with one of our vets please contact us on 0208 873 7857.

Did you know that 9/10 adult dogs and 7/10 adult cats suffer from periodontitis? That means it is highly likely that you...
04/02/2025

Did you know that 9/10 adult dogs and 7/10 adult cats suffer from periodontitis? That means it is highly likely that your pet will suffer with some degree of dental disease during their lifetime – the key is catching it early and preventing it with an appropriate dental home care regime!

February is , and we will be on hand to discuss any concerns you may have about your pet’s dental health. Please give us a call to book in for your free dental health check this February.

Has anyone seen this cat? missing from Walton road in Molesey. Female cat, wearing a pink collar. Tabby and white with...
17/01/2025

Has anyone seen this cat? missing from Walton road in Molesey. Female cat, wearing a pink collar. Tabby and white with distinctive tabby patches on front left knee and back left hock, dark spot on nose and on bottom lip.
Any sightings please call 07593977955

It was lovely to see Benji in today for his booster vaccine he was very excited here he is enjoying some treats 🐾🐶
25/11/2024

It was lovely to see Benji in today for his booster vaccine he was very excited here he is enjoying some treats 🐾🐶

It was lovely to see Moonpie in for his free puppy check and for his routine flea and worm control. Isn’t he the cutest...
22/11/2024

It was lovely to see Moonpie in for his free puppy check and for his routine flea and worm control. Isn’t he the cutest 🐾

It was lovely to see Bentley and Gracie in who came to see Yvonne for their check up
13/11/2024

It was lovely to see Bentley and Gracie in who came to see Yvonne for their check up

Get the very best Veterinary care for your pet today.Join our plan and get 10% off neutering from only £96.22 for cats a...
13/11/2024

Get the very best Veterinary care for your pet today.

Join our plan and get 10% off neutering from only £96.22 for cats and £261 for dogs when you join your pet on plan at Walton Road Veterinary Centre in Molesey.

Walton Road Veterinary Centre is your local, family-owned, independent vet. Pets are part of the family which is why we offer the very best veterinary care at affordable prices. We are here to help when you need it.

If you would like to join our pet care plan and take advantage of our offers, please contact us on 0208 873 7857 and one of our friendly nurses can sign you up alternatively email [email protected] for more information.

Address

274 Walton Road
West Molesey
KT82HT

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 12:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm

Telephone

+442088737857

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Could your pet be suffering? Keeping your dog's teeth clean is important, as ignoring it can lead to plaque build-up and dental problems. Dental disease is very common in dogs, second only to ear infections, and can be extremely uncomfortable. Whilst it's fairly common in older cats, younger cats are also at risk too. Common dental issues Bad breath Tooth damage: Broken, loose, or discoloured teeth Bleeding gums: Inflamed or bleeding gums Pain: Your pet may whine when eating, spit out food, or have a painful mouth Swelling: Swelling around the mouth or below the eye Drooling: Uncharacteristic drooling Chewing: Your pet may chew on one side of their mouth, or chew less in general Appetite: Your pet may have a reduced appetite or have a hard time chewing Pawing at face: Your pet may paw at or rub their face Nasal discharge: Your pet may have nasal discharge and sneezing If you would like to book in for a free dental check this February with one of our vets please contact us on 0208 873 7857.

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