Our veterinary clinic used to be the 'Lads of The Village' public house but was later renamed to 'Thames Barrier Arms', when the Flood Barrier was built in 1982. The building was built c.1880 and has been serving the community ever since. We are located on a Green Chain Walk, providing a useful stopover point while out on a walk, if you want any advice or just to collect something for your pet.
All of us here are dedicated to the care of dogs, cats, rabbits and a variety of exotic pets. Not only that, but we are a fully equipped veterinary surgery able to provide on-site intensive care and support. Two fully equipped operating theatres with modern anaesthetic equipment & monitoring devices.
All of us here are dedicated to the care of dogs, cats, rabbits and a variety of exotic pets. Not only that, but we are a fully equipped veterinary surgery able to provide on-site intensive care and support. Two fully equipped operating theatres with modern anaesthetic equipment & monitoring devices.
Services
Services
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Our veterinary consultations are by appointment, to reduce waiting times and stress for our patients. Our consultations are longer than many veterinary surgeries. This extra time is to allow for a full and thorough examination of your pet. Pets receiving an initial vaccination or booster will always receive a full veterinary health check beforehand.
Prices
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There is always someone who will do it for less, whatever, whoever and wherever 'it' is. We offer affordable care for your pet but will not always be the cheapest because that's not what we're about. We're about value. Our fees represent a fair price, especially when you take into account what's included as standard in everything we do.
Pet Nutrition
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We believe that nutrition is an important part of keeping pets healthy and can also play a vital part in the treatment of some illnesses. This is why we stock a select range of cat and dog pet food in practice, helping to take the faff out of pet food for our clients by recommending diets that have been scientifically created to provide optimal nutrition, which tastes great!
Surgery
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All planned surgical procedures are normally carried out Monday to Friday, but we do deal with emergencies over the weekend. Animals that have been booked in for an operation will be admitted between 8-9am. Generally, the vet will admit your pet and give a pre-anaesthetic examination.
This is an ideal time for us to explain the consent form, tell you more about our pre-anaesthetic blood test, or for you to let us know about something else you may require wile your pet is at the clinic.Pets should not have been fed after 8.00pm the night before an operation, to minimise the risk of vomiting during the procedure.
This is an ideal time for us to explain the consent form, tell you more about our pre-anaesthetic blood test, or for you to let us know about something else you may require wile your pet is at the clinic.Pets should not have been fed after 8.00pm the night before an operation, to minimise the risk of vomiting during the procedure.
Out of Hours Emergencies
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However, if you call outside of normal opening hours, you will be given our out-of-hours emergency service number 020 8310 7713 at Vets Now. Vets Now Ltd is located at the PDSA hospital 1C Eynsham Drive, Thamesmead, London, SE2 9RQ (view map). Vets Now are the UK's leading provider of pet emergency care, and they treat more out-of-hours emergency cases than any other veterinary group, so you know that your pet is in safe hands.
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