Vets in Bromley

Finding the right veterinary care for your dog in Bromley means choosing a practice that combines professional expertise with a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. Whether you're new to the area or looking for a trusted local vet, this guide brings together three practices that cater to canine patients across the borough.

Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice has been serving the Bromley community for over 30 years and states on its website that dogs are welcome, while Anderson's Veterinary Surgery offers a relaxed and caring environment and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Medivet Bromley states on its website that dogs are welcome and offers the added convenience of free parking. Two of the three venues listed on this page have a website stating dogs are allowed.

Bromley is well connected by rail and bus services, with Bromley South and Bromley North stations providing easy access to the area. All three practices are accessible by public transport or car, making it straightforward to get your dog to appointments across the borough.

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.

• Eden Park Veterinary Surgery – 438 Upper Elmers End Rd, Beckenham BR3 3HQ, UK (4.7/5)

  Eden Park Veterinary Surgery is a small-animal vet at 438 Upper Elmers End Road, Beckenham, BR3 3HQ. The website says it has been treating animals at its Eden Park surgery since 1998, with a small team of vets. Services listed include vaccinations, microchipping, neutering for cats and dogs, pet dentistry, flea control and deworming, and emergency treatment and major surgery. The practice also produces and authorises travel health certificates for pets going abroad, and has equipment ranging from simple X-rays to laboratory testing. It gives free advice on health-related topics. The site says most patients come from the immediate local area, including Beckenham, Bromley, Croydon, Hayes, Shirley and West Wickham. Dogs are named on the site in connection with neutering, and Paws of London records staff who welcome dogs here. No nearby station is recorded for this venue, so check the route before setting off with a dog.

• Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice – 125 Bromley Common, Bromley BR2 9RJ, UK (4.7/5)

  Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice is an independent small animal clinic at 125 Bromley Common, BR2 9RJ. The site says it was established over 30 years ago, and that it is a fully accredited training practice, training nurses to qualify through the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. The team page lists a senior partner and veterinary surgeon, a managing veterinary surgeon and further vets, along with a visiting veterinary surgeon who performs advanced soft tissue and orthopaedic procedures in the clinic. The practice offers prescription parasite treatments, from spot-ons and tablets to injectables and collars. Client parking is in the car park to the rear of the clinic on Pope Road. Out-of-hours cover is provided at Medivet Beckenham. For dog owners, the practice names dogs as patients, and its site discusses the dog vaccine protocol it follows under WSAVA guidelines, including the Lepto 4 vaccine. It also says pets need an annual health check for flea and worming medication, and must be seen by a vet every six months for prescription medication.

• Anderson's Veterinary Surgery – The Gatehouse, 132 Burnt Ash Ln, Bromley BR1 5AF, UK (4.6/5)

  Anderson's Veterinary Surgery is an independent vet practice based at The Gatehouse, 132 Burnt Ash Lane, Bromley BR1 5AF, known as Anderson's Bromley North. Its own website says it has been part of the community in the Sundridge Park area of Bromley for over 30 years, and that it accepts new clients without postcode restrictions. The practice offers consultations for cats, dogs and exotic species, including routine vaccinations, worming treatments, flea prevention and microchipping. Diagnostics include a digital X-ray processor, an in-house ultrasound machine and in-house blood sample analysis. Dental work covers teeth cleaning and polishing, extractions and oral surgery. It also accepts referrals in orthopaedics, soft tissue surgery, ophthalmology, cardiology and acupuncture, and its vets can sign export documentation as APHA-registered Official Veterinarians. For dog owners, the services page lists dogs among the animals treated. Outside normal opening hours, the practice points clients to a 24/7 out-of-hours service based at VetsNow Sidcup.

• Medivet Bromley – 1 Homefield Rd, Bromley BR1 3AW, UK (4.6/5)

  Medivet Bromley is a veterinary practice at 1 Homefield Road, Bromley, part of the Medivet group. The practice page lists a free practice car park and free street parking with time restrictions. The practice describes 15-minute consultations, with time to ask the vets questions about a pet's health and lifestyle. Services listed include vaccinations (with a kennel cough option), flea, tick and worming treatments, neutering and microchipping. It also lists dental facilities, ECG heart tests, endoscopy using a tiny flexible camera, ultrasound and x-ray. Teams often offer home visits when a pet or owner cannot travel in. A healthcare plan covers routine care, and new puppy and kitten first appointments are listed as free. Unused medications can be brought back for safe disposal. For out-of-hours care the page points to Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham, at 8 Foxgrove Road. 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.

• Anderson Vets – 28 Station Rd, Orpington BR6 0SA, UK (4.5/5)

  Anderson Veterinary Surgery is an independent vet practice at 28 Station Road, Orpington, BR6. The practice says it has been caring for pets in Orpington and the wider Bromley area since 1997, and that it is locally owned rather than part of a corporate group. It sees dogs, cats and small mammals. Services include routine vaccinations and health checks, nurse clinics run by registered veterinary nurses, neutering including laparoscopic spays, soft tissue surgery, and dental work with digital dental radiography. On site there are digital X-ray, colour-doppler ultrasound and in-house blood and urine analysis, and a visiting orthopaedic specialist comes weekly. The practice can also issue European health certificates for travel. 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. The practice says it is close to Orpington station, a 5 to 10 minute walk, with on-street parking on Station Road and nearby streets.

• Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham – 8 Foxgrove Rd, Beckenham BR3 5AT, UK (4.2/5)

  Medivet 24 Hour Beckenham is a veterinary hospital at 8 Foxgrove Road, Beckenham, BR3 5AT. It is part of the Medivet group and, as the name says, it runs around the clock rather than as a daytime surgery. The hospital describes itself as ready when something cannot wait until morning. It sees emergencies and surgery, and the kind of cases that need a hospital around them rather than a consult room. It also takes referrals from local vets and says it works alongside the owner's own practice team. A night team of vets, registered veterinary nurses and veterinary care assistants staffs the site, and the team pages note an interest in emergency, intensive and critical care. On practical points, the site lists a free practice car park and free street parking with time restrictions. Step-free access is provided, with a ramp for wheelchair users. Clients are asked to bring back any unused medications so they can be disposed of safely. 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.

Which vets in Bromley welcome dogs?

Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice states on its website that dogs are welcome and has been serving the Bromley community for over 30 years. Anderson's Veterinary Surgery was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews) and provides a relaxed and caring environment. Medivet Bromley states on its website that dogs are welcome. Two of the three venues listed on this page have a website stating dogs are allowed.

Are there any highly rated vets in Bromley for dogs?

Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 and states on its website that dogs are welcome. Anderson's Veterinary Surgery and Medivet Bromley both have ratings of 4.6 out of 5. Anderson's Veterinary Surgery was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews), while Medivet Bromley states on its website that dogs are welcome.

Which vet in Bromley has been established the longest?

Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice has been serving the Bromley community for over 30 years, making it an established independent small animal clinic dedicated to pet health and well-being. The practice states on its website that dogs are welcome.

Is there a vet in Bromley with free parking?

Medivet Bromley offers free parking, making it convenient for dog owners travelling by car. The practice states on its website that dogs are welcome and is equipped to handle a range of veterinary needs for dogs and other pets.

Are Anderson's Veterinary Surgery and Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice the same?

No, these are two separate practices. Anderson's Veterinary Surgery is an independent practice offering professional care in a relaxed environment and was checked by Paws of London before listing (its website and recent reviews). Andersons Bromley Common Veterinary Practice is an independent small animal clinic with over 30 years of service in Bromley and states on its website that dogs are welcome.

How can I get to vets in Bromley by public transport?

Bromley is well connected by rail and bus services. Bromley South and Bromley North stations both provide access to the area, and local bus routes serve the borough. All three veterinary practices listed here are accessible by public transport, though you may want to check specific routes and walking distances from stations to each practice before your appointment.