PDSA Pet Hospital - New Cross
PDSA Pet Hospital New Cross is a charity that helps pets in need by providing free and low cost veterinary treatments and medications for eligible pet owners.
Medivet New Cross is a welcoming veterinary practice located in Greater London. They cater to a variety of pets including cats, dogs, and small mammals.
This practice operates convenient hours from Monday to Friday, opening its doors at 9:00 am and closing at 7:00 pm. On Saturdays, Medivet New Cross is open from 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm, providing flexibility for weekend visits. The practice is closed on Sundays and bank holidays.
Medivet New Cross prides itself on being accessible, offering facilities that include disabled public access.
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| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat booster vaccination | £69 |
| Cat castration | £96 |
| Cat pet plan | £15.50 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £114 |
| Cat primary vaccination | £88 |
| Cat spay | £128 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £109 |
| Dog booster vaccination | £68 |
| Dog castration | From £249 |
| Dog pet plan | From £17.50 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £131 |
| Dog primary vaccination | £100 |
| Dog spay | From £328 |
| Standard consultation | £58 |
Based on 6 reviews
Francesco Dessy
Google 4 June 2026
I came back after a few years to this clinic after my previous cat died. They still had wrong data in their system even if I had already settled every payment. The vet used their trick of using extra tools to check my cat health without telling me in advance the price and making me believe it would have been included in the general check. This is their usual behaviour here in my experience and probably due to mandate to make profit for the big corporation. I had to suggest to check ears and weight to the vet. I’m surprised it didn’t come from them.
Morrissa Bolton
Google 21 January 2026
The vet was nice but the appointment was delayed 15 minutes we arrived early so we were waiting for some time , when we finally got called and our pet got her checkup they tried to charge use alot more than what was actually supposed to be payed. At medivet them themselves have posted that the first appointment is free for pets under 1 year our pet met this criteria but when we told them they claimed it's false , the vet let us of saying it wasn't true , but it is , you can search online and look on the actual website . There was lot of miscommunication between the staff and the customers , would not attend again.
Steve Willey
Google 14 January 2026
They don't seem to care about their clients. Got a large quote from them to perform some extractions for our cat. Supposedly needs to be done asap. We had questions. Called 3 times on 3 different days asking to speak to a vet or have one call us. No one phoned. Have found a different vet.
Gary Conlon
Google 7 December 2025
Been using Medivet New Cross for three years with my Staffy. Always find the staff pleasant and take their time. Appointments are easy to arrange with helpful reminders when they are due. We use the Pet Plan, which includes health checks every six months, annual vaccinations and monthly worming tablets - it is good value.
Nessa Mitova
Google 22 October 2025
I don't like leaving negative reviews, but I want to warn any animal parents to stay away from Medivet if they want to keep their babies healthy and alive. Last year I left my cat for a spaying surgery only to receive the worst imaginable call in my life, they cut the wrong tube and my cat required a lifesaving surgery that involved kidney removal in order to survive. I brought them a happy and healthy kitty and left with a kitty with one kidney. Luckily, the vet surgeon from Davies Vet Specialists where she was transported saved her precious life. Moreover, they promised that they were going to cover all the expenses connected to any procedures needed in order to monitor her kidney and they did not keep their promise either, we kept paying during every visit for her kidney health check and they tried to keep pushing me to pay £500 for blood tests and this was the last straw for me. At least you could have kept your promise to look after her health. I'm still very lucky that my baby girl didn't die because of their negligence...
davidzly
Google 21 October 2025
My 17yrs Millie sadly passed on the morning of Sunday 21st September. She become ill 3 weeks earlier with shallow breathing and loss of appetite. I had 3 appointments in 2 weeks and on all 3 occasion I was seen by a different veterinarian, all advised me to get her a heart scan. The first estimate given was £860(with over stay at the clinic) On my 2nd visit I was quoted £1200 and on my 3rd visit I was given an estimation of £1800!!!! They refused to prescribe Millie ANY heart medication unless a scan was done. I went to another independent veterinary clinic and was told they could prescribe medication to help with Millies breathing. To give context why I was hesitated. 6 year ago I had a 10 yr old pomeranian called Rocco who had similar breathing issues (common in the breed) as Millie. JH had advised me Rocco need a blood test, heart scan and X-ray to help determine and to resolve this issue. I was given a rough estimate for the entire procedure including medication of £1,000 to £1200 which I agreed to. The final cost was over £1500 and Rocco passed 10 days later. Been with JH for over 10 years and they have become a money grab. Ever since Medivet took over the service have become money first!
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