Vets in Barnet

Finding the right vet for your dog in Barnet means having good local options when you need them. This page lists 7 veterinary practices across the borough, and 5 of the 7 have a website stating dogs are allowed. Whether you're after routine care or emergency services, there are choices to suit different needs.

Creature Comforts Vets Barnet tops the ratings with a perfect 5 out of 5, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. For accessibility, Medivet Cockfosters offers step-free access alongside its comprehensive care, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. Highgate Veterinary Clinic is a 10-minute walk from Highgate station and offers unhurried 30-minute appointments as a family-led, independent practice.

Just 1 of the 7 venues listed here has step-free access, so if accessibility is important, it's worth checking directly with your chosen practice before your visit.

This page combines Paws of London venue records with information published on venue websites and, where available, supplied by venues or contributed by visitors. Where a dog policy is shown as not yet confirmed, we have not checked it with the venue: call ahead before travelling.

• Creature Comforts Vets Barnet – 204 High St, Hadley, Barnet EN5 5SZ, UK (5.0/5)

  Creature Comforts Vets Barnet is a veterinary practice in Barnet, UK. The website does not provide information about dog-friendly amenities or policies beyond being a vet practice.

• AGD Brito – 78 Brent Way, London N3 1AT, UK (4.7/5)

  AGD Brito is a highly-rated veterinary clinic in Brent, London, with a Google rating of 4.7/5. While specific dog-friendly policies aren\'t detailed, its listing as a vet suggests a welcoming environment for pets needing care. Being a vet, it\'s a crucial spot for dog owners in the area to ensure their furry friends receive professional attention.

• East Barnet Veterinary Surgery – 1 Cat Hill, London, Barnet EN4 8HG, UK (4.6/5)

  East Barnet Veterinary Surgery in Barnet offers comprehensive pet care with a 24-hour emergency service. They prioritize treating pets and their owners with respect, providing expert care seven days a week. This vet clinic is listed as dog-friendly, indicating a welcoming environment for canine companions during their visits, with a helpful 4.6 Google rating.

• Vets Now Barnet – 74 Wood St, Barnet EN5 4BW, UK (4.4/5)

  Vets Now Barnet is an out-of-hours emergency veterinary clinic at 74 Wood Street in Barnet. It is based within Wood Street Veterinary Hospital, between The Black Horse pub and Ewen Hall, and opened in 2007. The clinic provides emergency care for dogs, cats and small animals at night, at weekends and on bank holidays, staffed by emergency vets and registered veterinary nurses. Its services include accident and emergency care and advanced pain management. The RCVS has accredited it as a Small Animal Emergency Service Clinic, which the site says reflects its ability to handle emergency and critical care cases without an appointment. Vets Now also runs a video consultation service, so owners can talk a concern through with a vet online first. For dog owners, this is a veterinary clinic, so dogs are the patients it is set up to see. Limited parking is available on site just off Coe's Alley, with more on the road outside and a multi-storey car park at The Spires shopping centre, a five-minute walk away. No nearby station is recorded for this venue, so check the route before setting off with a poorly dog.

• Wood Street Veterinary Hospital – 74 Wood St, Barnet EN5 4BW, UK (4.3/5)

  Wood Street Veterinary Hospital, also called Wood Street Vet Hospital, is a vet practice at 74 Wood Street in Barnet, EN5 4BW. It has been part of the inspiring vet care family since 2018, and says that beyond a new-look website nothing about the clinic has changed, with the same friendly faces and personal care. The team offers consultations, preventative care and out-of-hours emergency support to pet owners across Barnet and the wider Hertfordshire area. Listed services include parasite treatments (worming, flea and tick), animal health certificates, and weight clinics and nutrition. Where a pet needs tests or treatment beyond what a local practice can offer, the vet can refer the animal to a team with the right facilities, and a referral pathway is published for veterinary professionals. Registered clients can book appointments, request repeat medication and pay by logging into their account. Pet Health Club plans are available, with one monthly payment and no joining fee. The practice is wheelchair accessible, with assistance available at the main door. Paws of London lists it as dog-friendly after an editorial check; the dog-policy card below shows where that comes from and when it was last checked.

• Vets4Pets - Friern Barnet – Inside Pets at Home, Friern Bridge Retail Park, Pegasus Way, London N11 3PW, UK (4.2/5)

  Vets4Pets in Friern Barnet provides comprehensive veterinary care for your beloved pets. Located inside Pets at Home at the Friern Bridge Retail Park, this practice offers convenient parking and easy access for all your pet's healthcare needs. While specific dog-friendly amenities aren't detailed, as a vet clinic, they welcome pets and are equipped to handle their medical care. This N11 location is ready to serve local pet owners.

• Medivet Southgate – 18 Onslow Parade, London N14 5JN, UK (4.2/5)

  Medivet Southgate is a branch of the Medivet veterinary group at 18 Onslow Parade, Southgate, N14 5JN. Paws of London records it as a practice for dogs, cats and rabbits, and the practice page lets owners create an account and book a pet's first consultation online. The page lists the services the practice offers: vaccinations, regular flea, tick and worming treatments, neutering and microchipping. For diagnosis it uses x-ray machines and pet ultrasound, which it describes as a non-invasive imaging technique used to view a pet's internal organs. The group's Healthcare Plan is offered here for dogs, cats and rabbits, with an unlimited consultations add-on, and owners are asked to bring back any unused medications for safe disposal. Getting there is by road or bus. The page lists both free on-street parking and paid street parking near the practice, so check the signs outside before leaving the car.

Which vet practices in Barnet welcome dogs?

Of the 7 practices listed here, 5 have a website stating dogs are allowed. Creature Comforts Vets Barnet states on its website that dogs are welcome and holds a 5 out of 5 rating. Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery and Medivet Cockfosters also state on their websites that dogs are welcome. East Barnet Veterinary Surgery and Wood Street Veterinary Hospital were checked by Paws of London before listing (their websites and recent reviews).

Are there any vets in Barnet with step-free access?

Just 1 of the 7 practices listed offers step-free access. Medivet Cockfosters provides step-free access and states on its website that dogs are welcome. The clinic has a 4.7 out of 5 Google rating and offers comprehensive care. If step-free access is essential for you and your dog, it's worth confirming details directly with the practice before your appointment.

Which is the highest-rated vet in Barnet for dogs?

Creature Comforts Vets Barnet holds the top rating at 5 out of 5, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. Close behind are Cockfosters Veterinary Surgery with 4.8 out of 5 and Medivet Cockfosters at 4.7 out of 5, both of which state on their websites that dogs are welcome. All three are well-regarded options for dog owners in the area.

Are there emergency vets in Barnet that accept dogs?

Vets Now Barnet offers emergency veterinary care and online consultations, and it states on its website that dogs are welcome. East Barnet Veterinary Surgery provides comprehensive pet care with a 24-hour emergency service and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Wood Street Veterinary Hospital, established in 1900, offers emergency care and an animal ambulance, and was also checked by Paws of London before listing.

Which vet practices in Barnet are near public transport?

Highgate Veterinary Clinic is a 10-minute walk from Highgate station, making it convenient if you're travelling by tube. It states on its website that dogs are welcome and offers unhurried 30-minute appointments as a family-led, independent practice. For other venues, it's best to check their locations and local transport links before you travel.

Do all vet practices in Barnet welcome dogs?

Not all listed practices have confirmed their dog policy yet. Of the 7 practices here, 5 have a website stating dogs are allowed, and 2 have no confirmed dog policy yet. If you're planning to visit a practice whose policy isn't confirmed, it's sensible to call ahead to check they can accommodate your dog before you travel.