Kew Vets is a veterinary practice in Harlow, Essex. It treats cats, dogs and small mammals.
Services include vaccinations, dentistry, neutering, microchipping, flea and worm treatments, blood testing and diagnostic imaging.
The practice has disabled public access and a client car park.
It is open Monday to Saturday.
Cats
Dogs
Small Mammals
Client car park
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 8 reviews
Imre Gulyas
Google 4 June 2026
We have been bringing our cat to this veterinary practice for over four years, and I am writing this recommendation based on our excellent experience. Because our cat spends time both indoors and outdoors, exploring the nearby fields and forest, he manages to get into minor scrapes almost every year. He has actually been injured and required stitches on three separate occasions after fighting with other animals or getting hurt outside. As a result, he has needed surgery several times. On every single occasion, we have found that every member of staff treats him with genuine love and high-level expertise. We have never experienced a single problem here over the years, and I cannot recommend them highly enough.
Susan Hummerston
Google 31 May 2026
I have always visited Kew Vets with my current cat and a previous cat and dog. The care they have all received was outstanding and when it came to losing my pets it was dealt with beautifully. With a follow up card expressing their condolences. Wonderful people and very thorough with finding out what is wrong.
Lyn Freeman
Google 14 May 2026
I have been with Kew Vets for about 30 years. I have always found them to be kind and sympathetic with all of my animals. I went yesterday for my dogs yearly vaccinations and the staff were all happy and smiling and very pleasant. The fact that it's a 24 hour vet is a bonus. I wouldn't think of going anywhere else.
Jaine Cooke
Google 9 February 2026
Had a lurcher running around in main road, rescued it & saw it was very poorly. Had fleas, worms & a serious skin condition resulting in most of his fur missing with open sores. Rang emergency at Kew’s at 23.00 to take him in. Rang next day to find he had not been looked at yet. Rang next day & still just left in cage with no treatment at all. They had dog warden collecting but he was not well enough so dog warden agreed I could collect & take to my vets. Vets have a duty of care to any animal taken in & Kew vets seriously let this dog down!
Lorraine Talbot
Google 14 January 2026
Been going to Kews for years with our pets. We have always been happy with the care, dedication and kindness from both the nurses and vets. Sawbridgeworth is our normal practice to visit but also use Harlow. Can't recommend them both enough
Daiva Norkiene
Google 16 November 2025
Our beloved Yorkshire Terrier, Toriuk, was born on 25 April 2020. He was a healthy, bright, and incredibly intelligent little soul who filled our home with joy every single day. Toriuk was not just a pet — he was a true member of our family. We shared our lives, our routines, and our hearts with him. Losing him has left a warmth that turned into silence, and an emptiness we still feel deeply. On 4 November 2025, we brought Toriuk to this clinic, hoping he would receive the care he needed. Sadly, he passed away on 12 November 2025. During this time we paid £2,900 for his treatment, yet we never felt that he received meaningful or effective help. After speaking with a veterinary doctor in our home country and sharing Toriuk's blood test results, we were told that the illness could have been recognised much earlier. This has been an incredibly painful experience for our family. When we trust professionals with the life of someone we love, we hope for knowledge, attention, and compassion. Unfortunately, we did not feel that here. We are deeply disappointed, and we cannot recommend this clinic. Our hope is that our experience encourages greater care and understanding, so that no other family has to go through such heartbreak. Toriuk will always be loved, remembered, and missed more than words can ever express.❤️❤️❤️
Dorota
Google 8 November 2025
Just a HUGE THANK YOU to all the staff at KewVet !!! Our dog Zuppy had a dental procedure done. From the start to the end all the staff were really caring and professional. Zuppy’s teeth are lovely clean
Emily Joseph
Google 7 October 2025
Absolutely amazing! My boy is very nervous after going missing for 2 years I bought him for a check up two weeks ago and they were so good with him! He needed some X-rays on his face so he went yesterday for them my mum picked him up and dropped him off and the young man who took care of his was very good! I was worried about getting him back even more nervous than before but after my mum informed me of the compliments the staff had given him and the cuddles he was almost unhappy to come home and not get attention off of loads of people! Thank you so much for looking after buddy he’s going to be excited for his next check up and get some more love from everyone!
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