Goddard Veterinary Group Raynes Park is a well-known veterinary practice located in Greater London and is dedicated to providing care for pets including cats, dogs, and small mammals.
The practice is equipped with a range of facilities to cater to the needs of pet owners. These include vaccination clinics, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, blood testing, flea and worm treatments and neutering services.
If you are travelling to the practice by car, parking is available on the forecourt. The practice is easily accessible from the A3, Bushey Road and Coombe Lane. Alternatively, the surgery is directly opposite Raynes Park Railway Station. If you are travelling via bus, the No. 57, 131, 200, 152, 163 and the K5, all make stops within a few minutes walk from the practice.
The practice is open six days a week from Monday through to Saturday. They are closed Sundays and bank holidays.
Goddard Veterinary Group aim to support the health and wellbeing of pets in the Raynes Park community.
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Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Accessible by public transport
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat primary vaccination | £99 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £99 |
| Microchip | From £33 |
| Standard consultation | £66 |
Based on 8 reviews
Jayne Magowan
Google 20 May 2026
Wouldn't go anywhere else as my animals (cats) are always very well looked after. Steff, Shannon, Peter & Louise & the rest of the nursing staff are terrific - extremely knowledgeable, attentive to the animal's welfare whilst wanting the best for your pet. As well as being very friendly & approachable....no question is too daft!
Gema Paola Parra
Google 19 May 2026
Great service! The doctor was super nice with my dog (Bella) and treat her until Bella was feeling comfortable enough in the place before the checkup.
Nina Johnston
Google 13 March 2026
We have used this practice for more than 17 years and would always rave about the compassion and expertise shown by the previous owners Tim and his wife when it was known as Park Vets. Since it's been taken over by Goddards the standards and customer service have slipped but as our dogs didn't require much more than the annual check ups it didn't affect us, that we noticed. Until last year when our older dog became unwell with 2 types of aggressive cancer and was put on palliative care. We had discussions with the vet about what they could offer in terms of end of life care and her being put to sleep. It became apparent that this practice had no flexibility or compassion in how this would work so on 2/7/25 we asked them to send our dogs notes via email, as we changed to an independent practice ( who gave the gold standard level of care we had previously experienced from Tim and they enabled a calm, compassionate and comfortable passing, as possible, for her, and us). Out of the blue, Goddards have emailed us today to book our dead dog in for her annual vaccinations. Totally shambolic, insensitive, unkind and demonstrative of how pets are counted as a number rather than a member of the family.
Jamie Lightfoot
Google 31 January 2026
I popped into the Goddard Veterinary Group in Raynes Park today at 10:30, slightly frantic, looking for advice about my rescue rabbit, Barnaby, who had suddenly stopped eating. He’s had a very difficult past and is easily spooked (I am his 3rd but forever home now), and I suspected the noise of my printer yesterday may have set him off and he had stopped eating for almost 24 hours. I was hoping for a bit of guidance, but what I received was genuine compassion, incredible expertise, and the kind of kindness that stays with you. From the moment I stepped in, the lovely receptionist welcomed me like an old friend. She took the time to chat with me, calmed my nerves, and showed a genuine interest in both me and Barnaby. She told me to bring him in at 11:30. It was clear she wasn’t just doing a job, she cared. I raced home and returned with my bunny in hand and what followed was a masterclass in veterinary care. The wonderful veterinary surgeon and a kind vet assistant (I'm so sorry I was so worried at the time, I don't remember your names) took over with grace and warmth. While I sat in reception, in tears (I’ll admit it), I could hear one of them gently talking to Barnaby, comforting him while administering critical care. That level of attentiveness and empathy floored me. Barnaby wasn’t just treated, but reassured every step of the way. They didn’t just do what they had to and let me go home, they also educated and empowered me. I was shown exactly how to administer his medication and how to give him critical care feeds at home. I left feeling lighter, more confident, and most importantly, reassured that Barnaby is in the best hands possible. Goddard Veterinarian Group Raynes Park; you’ve earned a customer for life. And more than that, you've given a traumatised little bunny the comfort and dignity he deserves. Thank you for treating us like family when I was scared and worried for my pet that I truly love.
soma
Google 17 November 2025
Don’t know her name but the receptionist has a HORRIBLE attitude. Blatantly rolled her eyes at me for saying ‘pardon?’ for not hearing her properly but it’s okay for her to ask me a million times to ask how my surname is spelt? It’s not rocket science. Whole vet is a scam. Went in initially to pick up my cat’s treatment, but vet wasn’t even in and no one else knew how the medicine is used on my cat. Very expensive too. Better to go find somewhere else and save your time and money.
Lilly Carina Quintero
Google 30 October 2025
We moved and were looking for a new vet in the area for our very anxious rescue. After a horrible experience with another practice, we were so relieved to have found the Goddard vet group. Our dog is usually terrified of vets, but he actually seemed relaxed on our way home. The receptionist Mykaila was so friendly and helpful! The vet Ian was absolutely amazing and took some extra time to make sure that my dog was comfortable with him. He didn’t push for any extra blood tests or other treatments. We felt understood and welcome. We will definitely come back! Thank you so much.
Brian Macartan
Google 7 June 2025
I must thank the staff at this surgery. We have been taking our cat and pug to this vet for years and they really do treat our animals like they are their own. Our pug had a procedure to assist with her breathing and our cat has had the usual neutering, teeth clean, microchipping and vaccination procedures. Shannon took us through all the pre and post operation checks and we could not have had anyone more thorough and caring in his profession. All of the vets, support staff and reception are wonderful. Thank you
Julie Hall
Google 11 April 2025
This Veterinary Practice is just the best! I have had pets registered here for over 20 years even before it was Goddard's but the care, kindness and compassion from all the staff has always been excellent and I've been so reassured that my pets have always had the best care and will continue to have excellent care going forward. Would very highly recommend !
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