Royal Veterinary College Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital is situated in Greater London, in the town of London.
The hospital is accessible by public transport and offers street parking outside for convenience.
It operates seven days a week, making it easy for pet owners to visit on weekends.
The hospital caters to a wide range of animals, including birds, cats, dogs, exotic animals and small mammals. It provides various services such as vaccinations, microchipping, diagnostic imaging, dentistry, blood testing, flea and worm treatments and neutering services.
The combination of extensive services and accessibility makes Royal Veterinary College Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital a reliable choice for pet care in London.
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Birds
Cats
Dogs
Exotic
Small Mammals
Disabled public access
Open at weekends
Accessible by public transport
Street parking outside
Blood testing
Dentistry
Flea and worm treatments
Microchipping
Neutering
Vaccinations
Diagnostic imaging
Based on 9 reviews
Lara Beaumont
Google 7 June 2026
For an otherwise healthy dog, our greyhound Hamish is unfortunately quite well known to the BSAH for his dental problems.. The care we’ve received has always been brilliant and we know he’s in excellent hands. The vets are thorough, caring, and take their time to give updates when he’s been in for procedures etc. and treat our nervous boy with care and attention. We’ve always found communication to be clear and timely, from the vet staff to the receptionists and in between. We’ve also previously had very good experiences with the exotics team for other pets. Very happy to have BSAH as our local vet.
Ophelia w
Google 17 May 2026
Sincere thank you to the lovely exotic team - especially the exotic specialists Vicki and Joanna, the exotic specialist nurse Katie. My guinea pig Gingerrella was incredibly sick and recovered dreadfully from the first operation with the first opinion vets. Joanna very kindly guided me through her recovery; then we went to see Vicki, for the specialist consultation. Vicki’s bedside manner is second to none - despite being a knowledgeable specialist, she’s humble, patient and very very caring. Then she guided me to book a CT scan for Gingerrella in the Queen Mother Hospital. On check in, the exotic specialist nurse, Katie, greeted us warmly, gone through all the details of the scan. None of the questions were too small or too silly, she answered all the questions with reassurance. Most importantly, Katie cared for Gingerrella with love. My guinea pig is very skittish even at home. And she would fall apart with the slightest discomfort. But the second day after the CT, she behaved as if “nothing has happened”!! I was amazed they even managed to place an IV in Gingerrella. And during recovery, Gingerrella ate like a pig in the QMH! Massive thank you to the wonderful exotic team - it’s really reassuring that Gingerrella is in the best hands for the future treatments!!
viv
Google 21 April 2026
10/10 service and i want to say a very big thank you to vicky especially and lots of thank yous to all the other vets , nurses and lovely reception staff! they have done nothing but handle my bird , sombra , with amazing care. during his stay he was very well cared for and bounced back from what was certainly the brink of death at the lowest point , without these angels i doubt i would have been able to keep sharing my life with him . he is all good ! happy and healthy and preparing to move across europe with me and the rest of our family
mirna valli
Google 25 March 2026
I’m laughing because all these reviews are about the up charging of prescriptions and how expensive services are and you guys have been giving the most bs reasonings like “purchasing from certified wholesalers” now that the government has put a cap what happens now? Boohooo no more up charging. I still remember coming to this incompetent surgery 3 times in a row you guys taking payment for all three and then finally admitting my dog in the 4th visit., after he got more ill. If you love your dog don’t come here. Thank god he’s in the hands of PDSA now.
Daniel
Google 23 February 2026
I have seen a handful of vets at RVC for each our cats and we've had nothing but a positive experience. Every member of their team is compassionate and incredibly professional. They will absolutely go the above and beyond for your pet. Thank you to Dr Callum Brook and students for our most recent visit.
Antonis Vogrincic
Google 26 January 2026
As a long-time client I believe it is in my right to let others know of the pros and cons of choosing to bring your beloved furry friends/children here. Yes it is ever so slightly cheaper than some other places, but I doubt this will last much longer. Yes it is important to support future vets by being seen first by the students, but sometimes it seems like because of this you barely get any time with the actual vet and they don’t do as thorough of a check up. Year after year because of this we slowly trust the vets less and less, in addition to the fact that like others reviewers have said on here, it seems as though much like other establishments, Beaumont is becoming all about the money. Taking the fee upfront for appointments is ridiculous, but not my main gripe… it’s the medication prices that are ridiculously extortionate. Multiple times now I have taken my pet for non-threatening issues and been provided with medication to help ‘alleviate’ symptoms, never to resolve. Further to this, the vets are always vague on their descriptions of what the medication is exactly, because they know that should you google before you make it to the reception to be charged, you’ll find out that the medicine is in fact the same as humans use, and they’re charging more than 5 times the actual cost. I understand up-charging a bit to make it worth the hospital’s while, but to prescribe 15 tablets of medication which I can get a 60 pill pack of in Boots for almost 10% of the price is absurd. The latest of which spurred my decision for this review. Honestly, how can you charge 40+ Great British Pounds for medication which costs £2.49 online with about £2 shipping. It’s just greedy at that point. Even £10/£15 would be somewhat greedy, but that would be an acceptable and understandable amount to overcharge by. Unfortunately due to this cost of living crisis I’ll have to continue bringing my pet here but I just wish I could put a bit more faith in the vet’s word when they’re offering medication which I know will set me back unnecessarily. And don’t even get me started on the parking prices in the area which just pile up when the vet’s late to see you and take their time to bring out any medication while the clock is ticking on the parking app…
Amerige B
Google 23 December 2025
My main issue with Beaumont is the lack of accountability and communication, particularly around billing. I paid £55 upfront for my appointment. After I had already left the clinic, I was then sent an additional invoice for an “extended consultation” that was never discussed or agreed to. When I queried this, Beaumont ignored my email for three weeks. It was only after I followed up and held them accountable that the charge was reviewed and removed. This delay had real consequences. While my money was tied up, I was unable to pay to have my cat examined elsewhere, which is unacceptable when a veterinary practice should be prioritising animal health and welfare. There also appears to be an excessive focus on money upfront, with rigid payment policies and last-minute cancellations. If appointments can be cancelled due to prioritised emergencies, a deposit system with the balance paid after the consultation would be far more appropriate. During the visit itself, only a student vet carried out basic checks (temperature, heart rate, abdominal palpation), followed by a brief discussion about diet, which did not justify an extended consultation charge. This experience is a clear decline from my visit two years ago, when the practice felt far more focused on care rather than billing. I would recommend others seek a veterinary practice with a stronger ethos, clearer communication, and a genuine priority on animal welfare.
Chana Alexander
Google 11 December 2025
We used to come to this vet around 10 years ago and continued to once we got a new puppy. This was my first choice without fail. However, in recent years they have become ridiculously overpriced. In August their consultation ONLY fee was £55. I went to book an appointment and its gone up £3. The level of care here used to be outstanding for the animals. Now its just all half hearted. My dog was not checked properly as i paid for a full health check up and the vet or nurse did not do that. I just booked my fur baby another appointment and attatched photos of her sore paws, only to be told “we now require payment before the appointment”. Sorry i booked for 2 weeks away, why on earth would I need to pay for a service I am yet to receive. I just feel its become a business just about the money not the animals. £55 for antibiotics when after doing my research, in reality they are 40% cheaper… yet the vet charge an over excessive amount. Unfortunately I have been looking all week to find a new vet but its not that easy. Its a shame as Beaumont was always the place to go. Please sir/madam I do not require any response regarding payments or influx in prices as I just wanted to voice my honest opinion which isn’t heard properly through reception or email.
Isaac W
Google 9 October 2025
Fantastic vets for rats and rodents. I have had several rats over the years and all have come through this practice for surgeries and check ups. They are so knowledgable, efficient and always put the wellbeing of your pet first. I highly recommend for any rat owners out there looking for a trusted and reasonably priced vet. (Special thanks to Sophia for being extra kind and gentle with my little baby!) 🐀
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