Best Vets in Ealing, London

Veterinary practices in Ealing provide vaccinations, neutering, dental care, surgery and emergency treatment for dogs, cats and other pets. Below you will find our selection of 6 vets in Ealing, with address, phone number, website and opening hours for each one, followed by practical advice on choosing the right vet, typical prices and answers to common questions.

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6 Vets in Ealing

5Veterinary Surgeons

Address
43 The Mall, London, W5 3TJ
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6Goddard Veterinary Surgery

Address
Oldfield Lane North, Sudbury, London, UB6 0EU
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How to choose a vet in Ealing

  • Register your pet before you need emergency care.
  • Ask about pet health plans that spread the cost of vaccinations and flea treatment.
  • Check out-of-hours arrangements: some practices use a separate emergency clinic.
  • Look for RCVS Practice Standards Scheme accreditation.

Checks and regulation: Vets must be registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).

How much does a vet cost in Ealing?

A standard consultation in London costs around £50–£80. Annual boosters are typically £60–£90. Prices vary by area, time of day and the complexity of the job or service, so always ask for a written quote or check the latest price list before you book.

Vets across Ealing

Ealing covers neighbourhoods such as Ealing Broadway, Acton, Southall, Hanwell, Greenford, Northolt, Perivale, West Ealing (postcodes W3, W5, W7, W13, UB1, UB2, UB5, UB6). The vets listed on this page are located in or around W3, W4, W13, W5, Sudbury. Getting around is easy thanks to the Elizabeth line, the Central, District and Piccadilly lines, and the A40 and M4. If you live close to the borough boundary, it is worth comparing options in neighbouring boroughs too.

Vets in nearby boroughs

Frequently asked questions

Where is the nearest emergency vet to Ealing?

Many local practices refer out-of-hours cases to a dedicated emergency clinic; call your vet's number for the latest arrangement.

Are there low-cost vets?

Charities such as the PDSA, Blue Cross and RSPCA run clinics in London for eligible owners.

Do I need to microchip my pet?

Yes. It is a legal requirement in England for dogs and, since June 2024, for cats.

Listings are compiled from public business information and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Details can change, so please confirm opening hours and prices with the business before visiting. Businesses can request corrections via our contact page. Last reviewed: September 2026.