The Vet On Richmond Hill

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The Vet On Richmond Hill We provide veterinary excellence to pets and their owners in the Richmond community.

We provide veterinary excellence to pets and their owners within the community of Richmond and those in the local surrounding areas of Sheen, Hounslow, Brentford, Whitton and Twickenham.The Vet brings all the experience, professional care and customer service you would expect from a small veterinary practice. We pride ourselves on looking after you and your pet every step of the way, meaning you do not have to travel far for the peace of mind you deserve. Our shared network of experienced and dedicated vets and nurses offers the full range of services from routine vaccines, imaging and advanced surgeries, including laparoscopic keyhole surgery

Bertie from protected paws in for his castrate , falling asleep on Dr Roy’s shoulder 🥹
16/10/2026

Bertie from protected paws in for his castrate , falling asleep on Dr Roy’s shoulder 🥹

Meet George! 💕 From protected paws, in for his first vaccination today, and just look at his adorable heart shaped nose!...
15/10/2026

Meet George! 💕 From protected paws, in for his first vaccination today, and just look at his adorable heart shaped nose!
We first met George when he came to us quite unwell and we are so happy to see him healthy again! ♥️🌸

🩺 5 signs your cat might be unwell - that you shouldn't ignore! ❤️Cats are experts at hiding pain and illness, which mea...
14/10/2026

🩺 5 signs your cat might be unwell - that you shouldn't ignore! ❤️

Cats are experts at hiding pain and illness, which means small changes in their behaviour can sometimes be the first sign that something isn't right. 🐾
Here are 5 things to look out for:
🐱 1. Changes in appetite or thirst
Is your cat eating less, refusing food or suddenly drinking much more than usual? These changes can be signs of an underlying health problem.
2. Hiding more than usual 🏡
If your normally sociable cat starts hiding away, becomes withdrawn or seems unusually grumpy, they could be feeling unwell or in pain.
3. Changes in toileting habits
Urinating more frequently, passing urine outside the litter tray, diarrhoea or constipation can all indicate a problem. If your cat is straining to pass urine or producing little or no urine, seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

4. Sleeping more or having less energy 😴
Although cats naturally sleep a lot, unusual tiredness, weakness or a loss of interest in playing may be a sign that something isn't right.

🐱 5. Changes in grooming or appearance 🐾
A scruffy coat, reduced grooming, excessive licking, weight loss or a sudden change in appearance can all be signs of illness or discomfort.
❤️ Remember , You know your cat best! If you notice any unusual changes, don't wait for things to get worse. Cats can hide pain very well, so early veterinary advice can make a real difference.

Meet Betty! 🤍 This little lady came in for her spay, vaccinations and microchip, and we can’t get enough of her adorable...
09/10/2026

Meet Betty! 🤍
This little lady came in for her spay, vaccinations and microchip, and we can’t get enough of her adorable little moustache! 🥹🥸 she’s one very distinguished young lady! 💕

07/10/2026

These two gorgeous girls came in today for their spays with Protected Paws. They were both absolute sweethearts and were so good for us! 🥹🩷
All tucked up and recovering after their big day ♥️🌸

A beautiful burrito 🌯 ♥️This sweet little lady came in with Protected Paws for her spay, and she’ll soon be looking for ...
02/10/2026

A beautiful burrito 🌯 ♥️
This sweet little lady came in with Protected Paws for her spay, and she’ll soon be looking for her forever home. 🏡💗

Spaying is such an important part of responsible cat care. It prevents unwanted litters and helps reduce the number of kittens who end up without homes. It can also prevent potentially serious reproductive health problems, including uterine infections, and eliminates the risk of ovarian and uterine cancers.
Most importantly, spaying helps us give cats like this beautiful girl the best chance of finding a safe, loving forever home. 🐱💕
She is such a lovely girl, and we can’t wait to see her find her happily ever after..Thank you to Protected Paws for helping give her that chance. 🐾❤️

This stunning Cane Corso Italiano came in for her second round of vaccinations, and we couldn’t get enough of her! 😍 Wha...
30/09/2026

This stunning Cane Corso Italiano came in for her second round of vaccinations, and we couldn’t get enough of her! 😍 What a beautiful girl ! 🐶 ✨

This sweet girl came in for some blood tests and fluids after helping herself to a mince pie! 😅She’s now getting the TLC...
28/09/2026

This sweet girl came in for some blood tests and fluids after helping herself to a mince pie! 😅
She’s now getting the TLC she needs while we keep a close eye on her 💕 Hopefully Phoebe has learned that mince pies are for humans… although we suspect she may disagree! 👀🐾

25/09/2026

Just a few little snippets from a day spent with us .. Cuddles, check-ups, wagging tails, curious noses and lots of love 💕 🐾

This handsome boy first came to see us as a tiny puppy with protected paws 🐶💗 Now he’s back for his adult exam and was S...
23/09/2026

This handsome boy first came to see us as a tiny puppy with protected paws 🐶💗 Now he’s back for his adult exam and was SO excited to see us again! 🥹
It’s so lovely watching our patients grow up- and Thomas is still just as gorgeous (and excited!) as ever! 🥰🐾✨

Address

38 Friars Stile Road
London
TW106NQ

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 1pm - 4pm

Telephone

+442089483737

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