Medivet West Green – Vets in Haringey
Clinic Overview
Medivet West Green is part of the Medivet group in Haringey and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a practice handling routine care such as vaccinations, worming and check-ups, alongside minor procedures and support in difficult end-of-life situations. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise the team’s friendliness, patience and empathy, while a smaller number raise concerns about costs and communication in urgent cases.
Medivet West Green is part of the Medivet group in Haringey and is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe a practice handling routine care such as vaccinations, worming and check-ups, alongside minor procedures and support in difficult end-of-life situations. Recent feedback is mixed overall: many owners praise the team’s friendliness, patience and empathy, while a smaller number raise concerns about costs and communication in urgent cases.
Services
- •Routine preventive care: vaccinations, including puppy first vaccinations and arranging follow-up doses, plus worm treatment and general check-ups.
- •Consultations for ongoing or worrying problems: owners mention visits both for routine monitoring and for concerns that might have been more serious.
- •Minor procedures: reviews specifically mention grass-seed removal surgery.
- •Supportive handling and difficult-care situations: several owners describe staff taking extra time with anxious pets, including gradual handling during examinations and ear checks, as well as compassionate support around end-of-life decisions.
- •Practice capability: the clinic is also listed as a veterinary nurse training facility.
Pricing
Published prices suggest the clinic sits below average, based on a partial sample of comparable services. Review feedback on cost is mixed: many recent comments focus on care rather than price, but some negative reviewers felt charges were high, including one complaint about a £1,000 upfront payment for an injured cat.
People
- •Olivia is named positively in repeat reviews as a chatty, caring vet who listened to an owner’s concerns and gave their dog a small welcome pack.
- •An unnamed female vet is praised across multiple visits for helping an anxious dog settle, taking time over the examination and gradually building trust around ear handling.
- •One reviewer also mentions a “Kiwi vet” who looked after their cat and was described as lovely-natured.
- •Front-of-house staff are noted for practical, kind help, including assisting with a sick puppy’s travel bag and making a visit easier for an owner attending with a toddler.
Reviews
Google reviews sit at 4.3/5 from 358 reviews. Recent written feedback shows a mix of warm praise and a few strong complaints.
- •Many owners describe the team as friendly, professional and empathetic, with pets receiving treats, cuddles and a generally welcoming experience.
- •Routine visits are often reviewed positively, especially around clear explanations for puppy vaccinations and worming, easy follow-up booking, and calm handling of cats and dogs.
- •Several reviews highlight patience with nervous pets and compassionate support in more emotional situations, including help with end-of-life decisions for an older dog.
- •Negative comments focus mainly on cost and urgent-case handling, with complaints about feeling overcharged, pressured, or poorly supported during an injured cat’s transfer to another practice.

