Attimore Veterinary Centre in Hertfordshire treats cats, dogs, and small mammals. Services include blood tests, dental work, X-rays, microchipping, neutering, and vaccinations. The practice also provides flea and worm treatments. There's a car park and disabled access. The centre meets RCVS Core Standards and accepts referrals. Out-of-hours emergencies go to Vets Now in Barnet or Hemel Hempstead.
Part of CVS Vets
Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Out-of-hours service
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Referral interests
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
RCVS Core Standards
Based on 7 reviews
Ken Petro
Google 4 June 2026
On arrival take immediate left which is sign posted. Not straight as that will take you to the Pub carpark. Very helpful staff who took in an injured blackbird that I found in my garden.
Emma Jones
Google 26 May 2026
Attimore have been fantastic with our cat over the past year. He was dealt a bad hand with nerve issues. Every visit was dealt with care and compassion. Sadly he had an extremely bad injury to his tail which I felt exacerbated his previous condition and he was in a lot of pain which was awful to see. We made the extremely hard decision to put him to sleep to ease him of his pain. The staff were amazing and very compassionate. Special thank you to Erica, Rebecca and Natasha for all of your help and for being so good with him
Alice Davin
Google 11 February 2026
Its such a shame that vets care more about money than our animals. My 8 year old Shih Tzu has suffered with Arthritis for some years. Took him and was charged nearly 100.00 for 2 medications. I ask the vet if in the future Could obtain a prescription in the future. Yes not a problem has on going issue. Its just a pain killer and anti inflammation. On line 5.69 instead of 47.00 at the vets. Called but NO need to bring him in to be charged 60.00 to tell me yes he as Arthritis. Its disgraceful and hopefully the government new legislation will kick in soon and they cant get away with it. So they have lost a customer and would rather drive 27 miles to old vets who will give me a prescription. Its weird how they reply to good reviews BUT not bad reviews so sums them up money focused
sipukka
Google 25 September 2025
£92 for annual cat booster injection. Absolutely disgusting. When challenged about the cost they couldn't justify it. My daughter was ripped off badly and we feel bad for her. It is NOT the cost of the injections, as we have a relation in the trade, so that's no excuse. Vets4Pets charge £64.00, and that includes a health check. One other local practice (will only name on request) charge £68. Another practice a few miles away charge £65. So, come on, how can you justify 92 POUNDS?????? Yes, your staff are kind and good at their jobs. But what do you think makes you so special that you can charge a third more than others??? Bear in mind we were in the consultation room less than 10 minutes, and we are aware of the price of vaccines. Interesting to hear your justification. More interesting, you never seem to respond to a review if it criticises you in any way. Perhaps it's because you can't answer the truth when confronted with it. Shame on you all.
Amanda Brown
Google 25 September 2025
Alex was so kind and supportive when I brought my cat in. I can highly recommend her as a vet.
Rebecca Hedley
Google 7 July 2025
After being with atimore vets with my cats for 15 years, the past 2/3 years they have really gone downhill. My cat became ill and was needing regular visits to the practise. The reception staff are rude and never answer the phone. Whenever I ring up for an appointment you can never get anywhere. Either vets are busy or unavailable for any other reasons. My cat unfortunately passed away at home. We took her to the vets to be cremated and were met by rude unsympathetic reception staff and a vet who seemed uninterested. The overall attitude by all staff members wasn’t good at all. One receptionist even referred to our cat as “it”. We felt as though we were a burden to them when we had just had a cat pass away. We asked to speak to a vet and her answer was “well what would you like to talk about” bearing in mind my cat is lying dead on the table. Very rude and unacceptable, unprofessional. Wouldn’t recommend.
Anthony Macpherson
Google 19 May 2022
I have a very old cat who has stopped grooming her self. Her fur has become very matted . When I took my cat for its annual check up . I was surprised that the Italian lady vet spent a long time brushing and shaving the knots out of my cats fur and cutting her claws. She sang an Italian song to my cat as she was giving her the check up which my cat seemed to enjoy .
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