Medivet - Northgate
Medivet Northgate in Crawley, West Sussex, cares for cats, dogs, and small mammals, with opening hours from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM Monday to Friday and 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM on Saturdays.
Vets for Pets operates inside the Pets at Home store on London Road in West Sussex. The practice opens at 9:00 AM on weekdays and Saturdays, closing at 7:00 PM Monday to Friday and 6:00 PM on Saturdays. Sunday hours run from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM. The practice closes on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and bank holidays, with shorter hours on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat castration | From £110 |
| Cat spay | From £152 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £110 |
| Dog castration | From £250 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £110 |
| Dog spay | From £310 |
| Emergency consultation | £71 |
| Microchip | £32 |
| Prescription fee | £25 |
| Standard consultation | From £32 |
| Standard consultation | £58 |
Based on 6 reviews
Amber James
Google 31 March 2026
Such a terrible experience that we’ve now moved to a different vets, and it’s highlighted just how awful Vets4Pets has really been. My poor boy has been sick for almost 3 months with no full investigation into what’s causing it. I’ve been given lots of painkillers and tablets to cover up the issues but they return as soon medication stops because none of them were actually effective treatments. Every visit was with a different vet, most of them locum, which in itself leaves you wondering why no full time vet was ever available. By the third visit, the vet we saw didn’t even know why we were there and thought it was routine vaccinations rather than a very serious urinary issue. She even said she didn’t offer further investigations because she was “trying to save me money”. I’m sure all of us as animal lovers would rather know what’s wrong with our fur babies and what options are available without someone deciding for us not to look into it to keep things cheap. Not that the sheer volume of appointments has been cheap at all. In total, I’ve spent £800+ for no real answer and a cat left distressed, in pain, and urinating blood excessively. Thank goodness we’re now at another vets who are immediately doing everything to get to the root of the problem and find a solution without months of stress, pain, and on the verge of potentially fatal consequences. Edit: the new vet clinic has now confirmed the presence of multiple bladder stones, which Vets4Pets dismissed him as not having. They should now be ready for a formal complaint of negligence for mistreatment, leaving my cat suffering a near fatal condition for three months while another vet diagnosed and treated him in two days
Janos Majer
Google 7 March 2026
Save yourself time and try to avoid them during emergency time. They are not just not helpful but they are also ignorant and rude. Three ladies were sitting at the desk calmly chatting while my other half tried to seek assistance, guidance, or help. Didn't even bother to look at our puppy even tho it was emergency situation regardless they are not our vet. Truly disappointing. Luckily we chose an actual vet who were guided us through the phone and told us what to do.
Amy Batchelor
Google 7 March 2026
I am extremely disappointed with the service I have received from Vets4Pets Crawley and feel it is important to share my experience. My dog requires ongoing pain medication following major orthopaedic surgery. In January I requested medication in advance and clearly advised when it would be needed. Despite this, the medication was not ordered when it should have been and ended up being several days late. As a result, my dog was left without essential pain relief and experienced significant discomfort and deterioration in mobility, which was later confirmed at a hydrotherapy session. Once the medication was reinstated, mobility returned to baseline, demonstrating the impact the delay had. When I attended the practice to resolve this, the Practice Manager initially acknowledged that the medication had not been ordered when it should have been and asked me to put my concerns in writing so the issue could be used for staff training to prevent it happening again. However, when I later raised a formal complaint, the written response contradicted that earlier acknowledgement and responsibility was instead redirected back to me. Throughout this process I also found the Practice Manager’s communication to be abrupt and dismissive, which only added to the frustration of an already difficult situation. Unfortunately the situation was made worse during a later visit when I attended to collect medications and prescriptions. During this interaction I was spoken to abruptly and unprofessionally by a receptionist in front of other clients, which was both embarrassing and completely unnecessary. There were also occasions where communication with one of the vets was extremely difficult due to a significant language barrier, which made it challenging to discuss medication and treatment clearly. I do want to acknowledge that Vet Maria (Head Vet) and Vet Rachael have both been fantastic whenever we have dealt with them directly. They have always been professional, compassionate and helpful, and they were both very supportive in ensuring the correct medication was eventually provided. I fully understand that mistakes can happen in any practice. What matters is how they are handled. In this case the repeated medication issues, combined with the way my concerns were ultimately dismissed, have left me with very little confidence in the practice’s processes. Given that my dog depends on consistent pain management following significant surgery, reliability in medication handling is essential. I have now escalated my complaint to Head Office. I hope this feedback is taken seriously so that no other pet owner has to experience their animal being left in avoidable pain due to administrative failures.
Matt Lovel
Google 17 December 2025
Worst vets in Crawley. Avoid at all cost. Very bad experience, rude receptionists and very un professional vets/staff. Appalled. Wouldn't trust these people around your pets let alone to leave them with
James Scanlon
Google 24 November 2025
I have nothing but nice things to say about all the staff in the Crawley branch. They are so friendly and professional. After my dog had surgery they followed up just to see how he was doing. The vet James and his team were so good and genuinely care. I was kept informed throughout. Thank you all so much. Love Buster the beagle and family.
Bernadette Castle
Google 30 July 2025
Receptionists are very approachable and helpful. Relaxing atmosphere. Clean and good sitting area. Vets are exceptionally friendly and kind. Our first visit was great and made us feel that our pet was in good hands.
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