A down to earth, straight talking vet, who has your pets interest at heart, not his own pocket…read more Will not give or offer unnecessary treatment, very reasonably priced and highly recommended.

Brilliant down to earth vet, who puts your animals welfare first. Very experienced and does not rip…read moreyou off.

So pleased these guys have opened up in the area. Nice team who are always happy to answer…read morequestions.

From the owner: Zasman Vet West Green is located next to Downhills Park. We are looking forward to meeting new…read moreclients from N15, N17, Tottenham and welcoming everyone to our new vet surgery. Our practice has the latest equipment on site and can provide the highest level of care and attention to the pets that visit us. The vet team are happy to offer advice on all aspects of preventative health care and clients can book free appointments with our nurses for advice on weight loss, puppy & kitten checks, dental clinics and flea & worm advice. We are fortunate to have the in house services of an Orthopaedic Surgeon, a Specialist in Diagnostic Imaging and Ultrasound, Certificate holders in Small Animal Medicine, General Veterinary Practice and Surgery. We can also perform laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery including keyhole spay/neuters for our clients. This enables us to offer care for many more complex cases without the need to travel to a referral centre.

I took my new puppy here this morning. They were very nice and clean, the doctor was patient with…read moremy questions and gave the pup a full examination in addition to her vaccines. A great experience

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Rating this place is a difficult task. I've given it a rating as a vets, but that is unfair to its…read morestaff who do an amazing job. On the negative side it's not somewhere you really want to be. For a start there's no appointments, so you have to queue, usually for at least a couple of hours. Once you do get called you get to see whatever vet is available, and there's a lot of different vets. There's no chance to build up a relationship with one. It's a bit of a conveyor belt. An example: one vet lets you hold your cat for blood tests, others will insist on getting a nurse in or even sending them into the back. Annoying as I'm well able to hold them and it's better for them if I do. Also, it's no frills treatment. Of course, it is a clinic for people on a low income, so avoiding unnecessary expense is needed. But as someone who's read up on their cat's conditions, I know I'm not getting some of the tests etc that might be available if I was able to afford a private vet. And of course, though most folks and animals there are nice, you do get to share a waiting room for hours with some you'd rather not. Days when badly trained dogs all start barking at each other are not pleasant. I have to give five stars to the staff though. Some of them (naming no names) have been know to be a bit jobsworth, but with some of the folks that come in taking the proverbial (i.e. want free treatment for the dog because they want to buy the newest mobile or something) I can't really blame them. My cats have always been calm there, and while I give myself some credit for that, I think it also shows that the vets have a good attitude. I also feel happy if my cats have to go in for an operation: unlike some small vets they have staff on duty 24 hours. By the way it's not free, you pay a £10 consultation fee plus medical costs. As an example a few years ago dentals for my cats cost £150 each at a private vets, and a couple of years later £40 at the Harmsworth. And yes, it is the place that featured in 'Animal Hospital' with Rolf Harris. It is kind of cool to be able to say your cat has been seen by a celebrity vet, but it's not worth it. If you have the money, you should go to a private vet, to avoid your animal waiting around for hours if nothing else. Most of the ones off the telly seem to have moved on now anyway

I can't believe the grumblers. This organisation is charitable and relies on donations. If you are…read morethere then it's because you are in need of financial help, and as far as I'm concerned you therefore have no right to grumble every penny spent is spent as wisely as possible so that they can cover a larger number of animals. Expecting premium care and attention means you may be depriving another animal in crisis with the care it needs. Targeting staff with your frustration is also unfair they work long hours and have to deal with very many bad-tempered clients or lonely people wanting to chat. Their priority is the animals and that, as far as I'm concerned, is the right way for it to be. I've used the Harmsworth twice in an emergency and I think they do a fantastic job with the little they are given. Really fantastic. Next time you are frustrated by a long wait or lack of a smile from someone understand that it's because of the huge volume of demands that are made on the hospital and maybe make a small donation to help out, on top of your fee, that's what we did. Just £5 or £10 but it's a nod to the idea that you shouldn't take on a pet then expect someone else to provide it's healthcare at low cost for the whole of its life. It's an emergency service, not the vet at the corner of the road. So keep your expectations more realistic and be a little more generous with the people who work there, please. It upsets me that they are being targeted when it's a charity and they are doing the best they can. Other vets have a huge mark up on their costs and they also make mistakes.

This is a friendly and helpful vet practice - part of a small chain, but I think this is one of the…read moreoriginal branches. The reception staff (all nurses I think) here are great, and seem to go out of their way to help above and beyond what I was expecting on my recent visit for my kitten's jabs. They offer the PureVax range of vaccinations which is handy if you happen to have got your pet from Celia Hammond - quite a lot of other vets I called in the area do not offer this range, so worth knowing for rescue cat owners!

Wonderful and helpful staff and there's a nice choice of pet toys/food to buy too…read more While my kitten probably isn't a fan of the place, I've really enjoyed the service we've had from them for the Kitten Club we subscribed to.

This is an exceptional neighborhood practice where every pet and client that walks through their…read moredoor is treated with respect and kindness. I can't recommend them enough if you are looking for a reasonably priced practice which provides superior healthcare for your furry friend! Highbury village vet has always provided exceptional care for our little dog. This practice, as well as the 24-hour village vet hospital, have helped us so many times. They not only excel at routine care (such as dental cleaning which my dog has had at this location), they also have given me assistance and support when my pet had emergency health issues. Just last week, they fit us in at the last minute on a Friday evening when I came home and discovered that my pet had seriously injured himself. The initial care which he obtained at Village Vet was invaluable in giving him the best chance at recovery and allowing me to safely transport him. I don't know what I would have done without the assistance of everyone at the Highbury location. They were kind enough to help us when we had nowhere else to turn; reinforcing yet again, how much they care about me and my pet.

Lovely small vet with the personal touch. I nervously brought my first ever cat here and the…read morereception staff and vets put me at ease immediately. Prices were competitive, everything was explained up front and my kitty even got the odd freebie treat. I phoned a few places before choosing Zasman, who were by far the friendliest vet I spoke to, and my experience at Zasman tells me I made a good choice.

This is a really nice vets, with friendly staff, the practice is very clean and tidy I was very…read morehappy with the service I will recommend this vets to friends.

Admittedly, I've never owned a pet in this country so I don't have any standard of comparison in…read morethe area, but Abbey Vet is fantastic so far. We adopted a wylie little kitten and have needed to get her jabs, worming, and wellness checks done. We'll also be getting her fixed when she's old enough. The staff at Abbey is extremely welcoming and kind and the waiting room feels laid back instead of clinical. You can stop in any time to purchase high quality food, toys, and other basics for your pet. As far as I can tell, there is only one vet, but she's fantastic. They have daytime and evening hours so you don't need to leave work early. The vet has remembered our kitten each of the three times she's been there and seems genuinely happy to be working with animals. Payments are about average for what you'd expect. The wellness exam was free when I first got the kitten, and for her full set of jabs it was £50. Not bad. They'll take good care of your pet and you can't get more convenient than this if you live in the area.