Medivet Biggin Hill Darwin Veterinary Centre

Services

• •Routine appointments and preventive care, including vaccinations and annual boosters. Reviews also mention smooth new registrations, first booster visits, and straightforward follow-up appointments.
• •24-hour emergency care, with out-of-hours consultations available overnight.
• •Everyday treatment services such as anal gland expression.
• •Mobility pain checks, which have been referenced by the clinic.
• •Cat and dog consultations for common problems and injuries, with recent reviews mentioning injections, general check-ups, and treatment after a cat was injured.
• •Veterinary nurse training facility status is listed for the practice.

Pricing

A very limited amount of published pricing suggests the clinic may sit around average, but this is based on very few comparable services.

• •A published out-of-hours consultation fee of £130 has been listed for consultations between 7pm and 9am.
• •One owner reported paying £31.50 for anal gland expression.
• •Feedback on cost is mixed: some reviewers describe recommended products as affordable, while others felt there was too much pressure to buy or that unnecessary extras were being suggested.

People

• •Rhiannon, Louise and Emma are named by one owner as especially good with their cat.
• •Across reviews, the wider team — including reception and the vets — is regularly described as friendly, calm, knowledgeable, kind and professional.
• •Recent feedback also praises the vets for keeping owners informed, handling pets gently, and creating a reassuring experience for nervous animals.

Reviews

Google rating: 4.8/5 from 173 reviews.

• •Many reviewers describe a kind, compassionate and attentive team, with several saying their pets were relaxed and well handled during visits.
• •Calm, professional care is a recurring theme, including positive comments about pets being seen on time, injections being given gently, and staff showing real affection for animals.
• •Owners also highlight clear communication and helpful service, with mentions of easy appointment booking and vets keeping them informed during treatment.
• •The main negative theme is perceived selling pressure, with a small number of reviewers unhappy about being encouraged toward extra products, consultations, or treatments they did not feel were necessary.