Wimbledon Veterinary Surgery

Wimbledon Veterinary Surgery presents itself as “proudly independent” on its website, while also stating it is part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group and “independently owned by DNA Vetcare” (so the ownership/independence messaging is mixed). The clinic describes a purpose-built hospital, RCVS Accreditation, and Cat Friendly Clinic status, and offers an out-of-hours emergency service.

From recent reviews, owners most often describe: being able to get appointments easily; clear, patient explanations during scary illnesses (including a hospital admission); and successful treatment of both urgent surgical problems (bladder stone removal) and longer-running issues like skin/ear/eye conditions.

Services

Based on the clinic website and recent reviews, services mentioned include

• •Surgery & medicine, including emergency surgery for bladder stone removal (review mentions removal of “a very large quantity of bladder stones”).
• •Hospitalisation (a cat was admitted when very ill; family reports full recovery after care).
• •Preventative healthcare and health checks/clinics (listed on the website).
• •Pet travel advice (listed on the website).
• •Ongoing medical management, with one owner citing help over time for a dog’s skin allergies, ear problems, and eye issues.
• •Out-of-hours emergency service (stated on the website; access described as via phone).

Other capabilities and designations mentioned

• •Purpose-built hospital (website).
• •RCVS Accreditation (website).
• •Cat Friendly Clinic (website).
• •Veterinary Nurse Training facility (clinic data).

People

Named team members highlighted in recent reviews

• •Dr. Viraf (vet): described by multiple owners as a trusted clinician; one review mentions he spent over 30 minutes answering questions and guiding the family through a pet’s illness and hospital admission, and another mentions a first visit where a dog “loved” him (helped along by treats).
• •Adam (vet): credited in one long-term review with resolving a wide range of issues over the years, including skin allergies, ear problems, and eye issues; also named (alongside Raife) in a review about emergency bladder stone surgery.
• •Raife (vet): named in the emergency bladder stone surgery review, praised for “efficiency, care and support” around that urgent procedure.
• •Kerry (receptionist/front of house): repeatedly singled out for the front-desk experience—warm greetings, helping owners feel at ease, and taking time to understand a cat’s problem and explain things clearly (one review describes her as “a ray of light”).
• •Alison and Carrie: mentioned positively as part of the team in a long-term client review.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8 stars from 421 reviews. - Clear explanations and reassurance during illness: owners describe staff taking time to answer questions and reduce anxiety, including one account of 30+ minutes spent explaining a case during a hospital admission.

• •Serious problems treated successfully: an owner reports their dog needed emergency surgery for bladder stones and says the dog is doing well afterwards; another mentions multi-issue support over years (skin/ears/eyes).
• •Access and day-to-day experience: reviews mention easy appointments, a welcoming reception experience, and small handling details like treats that helped pets relax.