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Wimbledon Veterinary Surgery A proudly independent veterinary surgery, providing gold standard vet care to the local community.

We are a proudly independent veterinary surgery owned by caring experienced vets. Our purpose built hospital and network of excellent vets offers high quality veterinary care at a reasonable price. Wimbledon Veterinary Surgery is part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group, a group that is committed to providing the very best in veterinary care. Our pet patients also have access to Streatham Hill Veterinary Surgery, our award winning animal hospital. We offer a full range of veterinary services to Wimbledon, Merton, Mitcham, Morden, Earlsfield and surrounding areas.

🐱💚 Say hello to lovely Panini! 💚🐾How handsome is this boy?! 😻 Panini came to visit us for his neutering, and we think he...
16/10/2026

🐱💚 Say hello to lovely Panini! 💚🐾

How handsome is this boy?! 😻 Panini came to visit us for his neutering, and we think he deserves a little spot in the limelight!

Neutering is an important part of responsible cat ownership. For male cats, it can help reduce roaming in search of a mate, fighting with other cats and unwanted litters. It can also reduce certain hormone-driven behaviours.

After his procedure, Panini will need a little rest, a peaceful place to recover and plenty of TLC from his family. 🏡❤️

A big cuddle for Panini from all of us – we hope you're soon back to enjoying all your favourite things, little man! 🥰🐾

💚 Got questions about cat neutering? Our friendly team is always happy to help!

💚🐾 Sometimes, a little extra love goes a long way! 🐾💚Vet visits can sometimes feel a little daunting for our four-legged...
15/10/2026

💚🐾 Sometimes, a little extra love goes a long way! 🐾💚

Vet visits can sometimes feel a little daunting for our four-legged friends, which is why we believe that kindness, patience and plenty of cuddles are just as important as the clinical care we provide. 🥰

Just look at lovely Alfie, who came to see us for a heart scan. ❤️ While we make sure our patients receive the very best veterinary care, we also want them to feel safe, comfortable and loved throughout their visit.

Whether it's a reassuring stroke, a tasty treat, a gentle cuddle or simply taking a little extra time to help them settle, those small moments can make such a big difference. 🐶🐱

Our patients aren't just pets – they're much-loved family members, and we treat them that way! 💚

A big cuddle for Alfie from all of us, and a huge thank you to our wonderful team for giving our patients so much love every day. 🐾❤️

Because caring for pets means caring for their hearts in more ways than one! 💚

💚🐶 A little heart check for handsome Bertie! 🐶💚Bertie came to visit us for a heart scan, which revealed that he has mild...
14/10/2026

💚🐶 A little heart check for handsome Bertie! 🐶💚

Bertie came to visit us for a heart scan, which revealed that he has mild mitral valve disease (MVD). ❤️

But what exactly is MVD?

The mitral valve is one of the valves inside the heart, helping blood flow in the right direction. In some dogs, this valve gradually thickens and doesn't close as tightly as it should, allowing a small amount of blood to leak backwards.

🩺 Why are heart scans important?

An ultrasound scan of the heart, called an echocardiogram, allows vets to assess the heart valves, chambers and blood flow. It can help identify conditions such as MVD and determine whether further monitoring or treatment is needed.

The good news is that many dogs with mild MVD continue to enjoy a happy, active life. Regular veterinary check-ups help monitor the condition and identify any changes over time. 🐾

Bertie was a very good boy during his visit, and we're sending him lots of love and cuddles! 🥰💚

🐱💚 Handsome Yuri! 💚🐾Just look at this beautiful boy! 😻 Yuri came to visit us for his neutering, and we couldn't resist s...
13/10/2026

🐱💚 Handsome Yuri! 💚🐾

Just look at this beautiful boy! 😻 Yuri came to visit us for his neutering, and we couldn't resist sharing a little photo of him.

Neutering male cats has lots of benefits, including helping to reduce roaming in search of a mate, fighting with other cats and unwanted litters. It can also reduce certain hormone-driven behaviours, helping your little gentleman settle into life at home. 🏡

After his procedure, Yuri will need a little time to rest and recover, with plenty of TLC from his family. ❤️

A huge cuddle to Yuri from all of us – we hope you're back to your usual mischievous self very soon! 🥰🐾

Is your cat due to be neutered? Get in touch with our friendly team to find out more!

06/10/2026

🐾 Would you know what to do if your pet had an accident? 🐾

From a cut paw to eating something they shouldn’t, knowing a few basic first-aid steps can make all the difference while you contact your vet. 🩺

Here are a few things every pet owner should have at home:

🩹 A basic pet first-aid kit – including gauze, bandages, sterile saline and a clean towel.

📞 Your vet’s number saved in your phone – and make sure you know where your nearest out-of-hours emergency clinic is.

🍫 Know what’s toxic – chocolate, grapes/raisins, xylitol and some medications can be dangerous. If you think your pet has eaten something they shouldn’t, contact your vet straight away.

🩸 Bleeding? Apply gentle, firm pressure with clean gauze or a towel and contact your vet for advice.

⚠️ Remember: first aid is not a substitute for veterinary treatment. If you’re worried about your pet, it’s always better to seek advice sooner rather than later.

🎓 Want to feel more prepared?
There are pet first-aid courses available specifically for owners, covering practical skills such as dealing with wounds, choking, bleeding, seizures and emergencies while waiting for veterinary help. They can be a great way to build confidence and learn what to do — and just as importantly, what not to do — in an emergency.

❤️ A little preparation can make a stressful situation much easier and could potentially make a real difference to your pet.

🐱🌿 **DID YOU KNOW? – NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT** 🌿🐱Ever heard of a **Norwegian Forest Cat**? 🇳🇴These beautiful, fluffy cats a...
02/10/2026

🐱🌿 **DID YOU KNOW? – NORWEGIAN FOREST CAT** 🌿🐱

Ever heard of a **Norwegian Forest Cat**? 🇳🇴

These beautiful, fluffy cats are built for cold climates, with a thick, water-resistant coat, tufted ears and large paws that help them navigate snowy terrain. ❄️🐾

Despite their impressive size and wild appearance, Norwegian Forest Cats are generally known for being **friendly, intelligent and affectionate**, while still enjoying their independence.

✨ **Fun facts:**
🐾 They are one of the largest domestic cat breeds
🐾 Their coat has a water-resistant outer layer
🐾 They mature slowly and can take several years to reach full size
🐾 They are excellent climbers and often enjoy being up high!

Their gorgeous coat does need regular grooming, particularly during shedding seasons, to help prevent tangles and mats.

Would you recognise a Norwegian Forest Cat if you saw one? 😻

**Have you got one at home? We’d love to see your photos in the comments!** 📸👇

💧🐾 **HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD YOUR PET DRINK?** 🐾💧We all know fresh water is important, but have you ever wondered how much...
01/10/2026

💧🐾 **HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD YOUR PET DRINK?** 🐾💧

We all know fresh water is important, but have you ever wondered how much your pet should actually be drinking?

Most dogs and cats have fairly consistent drinking habits. That means **a noticeable change in how much your pet is drinking can sometimes be a sign that something has changed.** 👀

💧 Drinking more than usual
💧 Asking for water more frequently
💧 Emptying the water bowl much faster
💧 Needing to urinate more often
💧 Having accidents in the house

These changes can have lots of different causes — from diet and warmer weather to medical conditions such as kidney disease, diabetes or hormonal problems.

🐶🐱 **The important thing is knowing what is normal for YOUR pet.**

If you notice a persistent change in your pet's drinking or toileting habits, don't ignore it. Your veterinary team can help investigate what might be causing the change.

And remember… **fresh, clean drinking water should always be available.** 💚

🐾 Sometimes the little changes are the ones worth noticing. 🐾

30/09/2026

💚🐾 **OUR VIP PLAN** 🐾💚

Looking for great value while keeping your pet protected all year round? 🐶🐱

Our **VIP Plan** includes:

🐜 **12 months’ flea & worm protection**
💉 **Vaccinations**
📍 **Microchip**
🩺 **6-month health check with a vet**
💷 **10% off** consultations, surgeries, medication & more
📦 **Parasite protection delivered straight to your door** – your flea and worming treatments can be conveniently sent directly to you, so you don't need to remember to collect them from the practice!

All designed to make looking after your pet’s health **simple, convenient and great value**. 💚

✨ **Caring, professional service** ✨

📞 Speak to our team to find out more about joining our VIP Plan.

💚🐾 PEBBLES' HEART CHECK 🐾💚Beautiful Pebbles recently came to see our ultrasonographer Niamh for a heart scan. 🫶🏻🩺A heart...
29/09/2026

💚🐾 PEBBLES' HEART CHECK 🐾💚

Beautiful Pebbles recently came to see our ultrasonographer Niamh for a heart scan. 🫶🏻🩺

A heart murmur had previously been heard, and although Pebbles had occasionally been coughing, he is otherwise doing really well — he has good energy levels, is moving around happily and is enjoying his normal exercise.

Niamh performed an echocardiogram (heart ultrasound) to find out exactly where the murmur was coming from. 💚

The scan showed a small amount of thickening of one of the heart valves (the mitral valve), with a small amount of blood flowing backwards through the valve. Importantly, the heart is not enlarged and is pumping very well.

The findings are consistent with an early-stage condition called myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD). At this stage, Pebbles is classed as Stage B1, meaning there are changes to the valve but no enlargement of the heart and no need for medication at present.

The plan is simply to keep an eye on things. Pebbles will have another heart scan in around 12 months, or sooner if his coughing becomes more frequent or we notice any other changes.

For now, Pebbles is doing really well and we're delighted with how he is getting on. 💚🐶

A big thank you to Pebbles for being such a good patient for Niamh! 🥰

25/09/2026

🐾 IF PETS COULD TALK… 🐾😂

We’re pretty sure their conversations would go something like this:

🐶 Dog: “I need to go outside.”
Goes outside.
“I need to come back in.”
Comes inside.
“I need to go outside again.” 🤦‍♀️

🐱 Cat: “I would like some food.”
Gets food.
“I don’t want THAT food.” 😾

🐰 Rabbit: “I have rearranged my entire enclosure overnight.”
“Why?”
“Because I could.” 🐰😂

🦜 Parrot: “I heard you say that once, so naturally I will repeat it at 6am.” 👀

And somehow, despite all the chaos, we wouldn’t have them any other way. 💚

What do you think your pet would say if they could talk?
Tell us below! 👇🐾

Address

170-172 Merton Road
London
SW191EG

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+442085407275

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