Wonderfully skilled, kind compassionate independent vets practice. I’ve used them for twelve years for my two cats and they have provided excellent care and advice with a lovely human touch. I would recommend them every time.
Natasha Thorneycroft
My dog is quite anxious, and taking him to the vet can be so frustrating as he won’t let anyone touch / examine him. Natalia has been so amazing with him, I feel so lucky to have found her. She really cares about him and thinks ahead of how to accommodate him and support him when he is sick. She is always extremely responsive and thinks outside the box when needed. Having a rescue dog can be so scary from time to time and I can’t stress enough how grateful I am to have her as my dog’s vet.
Leanne Moser
Chop is our English Bulldog and she is quite lazy, but she is always enthusiastic to come along to see everyone at The London Veterinary Medicine Clinic as they are all so kind and make anything she needs doing an easy task. The Clinic keeps us informed of all the things we need to do to keep our dog healthy and when, in the past, she has had medical procedures, talk us through the options best for her. Thank you for your help!
Terry Newman
Bruce Fogle and his team are amazing vets. Have been able to diagnose even esoteric problems like our Westie who delveloped tremors (temporarily) after eating ivy…. and providing very compassionate care when we have had to say good bye to our beloved friend. Absolutely the best.
Kimberly Yurisich
Near Marylebone Station it’s pretty easy to find or they can provide scratch cards for parking if you drive. Its a very clean, bright and friendly place. All receptionist and nurses are extremely friendly, helpful and accomodating. In my experience Doctors are very knowledgeable and honest they will answer all your questions and explain everything in detail till you understand. Observe and examine your dog. My dog unfortunately had a tumor removal. They looked after him well with care and love. Dr. Ciara was very understanding towards our worries and saved our dog. Cannot thank them enough for this. Care will be ongoing but I am confident we found the best place.
The clinic is very caring and accommodating from the vets to the reception team. Today, they saw us on very short notice after our dog was poorly overnight. The care and attention is excellent and genuine. Thank you for taking such wonderful care of our dog.
Dr Bruce Fogle, our founder is one of the world’s most respected voices in veterinary medicine. The London Vet Clinic is built on his legacy of compassion and innovation. With over 50 years of experience and more than 40 internationally acclaimed books translated into 35+ languages, Dr Fogle has shaped how millions of pet owners care for their companions. The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons awarded Bruce its highest honour, The Queen’s Medal. The late Queen appointed Bruce MBE for founding the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. Veterinary associations on three continents have given him honorary memberships for his contributions to a better understanding of our relationships with the animals we care for. Bruce is at York Street Monday through Wednesday.
With 18 years of clinical proficiency and over half of those years here at the London Vet Clinic, highly experienced Dr Stephen Warren leads our General Practice team. Stephen has always had a special interest in ophthalmology which is why the clinic’s diagnostic equipment is of the highest level. We regularly ask Stephen for his advice in clinical matters but also in the often difficult choices between what we know is possible to do and what is in the best interest of our patients. Stephen is at the clinic four days each week and enjoys long weekend with his daughter Lily and his wife Melissa at their home on the Isle of Wight. Stephen is our lead OV (Official Veterinarian) and overseas complicated Export Health Certificates.
Paloma Diaz exemplifies the experience available from the vets at York Street. Her know-how, her kindness and her passion for caring for our companions has been helping Londoners and their companions for over 30 years. (You could say her passion comes naturally. Paloma is Spanish and frequently visits her mother and friends in Madrid.) Paloma thrives on being part of a close-knit, family-style practice and enjoys going on home visits. While Simba her cat is a good morning alarm clock, her three grown up children (following exciting paths in arts, economics and medicine) are usually there too (although Lucas is in British Columbia this winter). Paloma is an Official Veterinarian so is qualified to prepare health certificates when your companions travel abroad.
American accents are common at the London Vet Clinic and Adam’s is from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region. Before choosing veterinary medicine as his vocation, Adam completed a bachelor’s degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana in 2015. After that he moved to London to study veterinary medicine at the Royal Veterinary College. He chose the UK because his mother was born here.
Before joining us, Adam worked in Hampstead at an out of hours emergency and critical care hospital for nearly three years. He intuitively understands the special relationship shared between humans and our pets and is joined at York Street where he provides general practice care four days each week by his dog buddy Bodie, who started life in Serbia and now shares our affections especially at lunchtime.
Dr Natalia Bewick is one of the very few vets in clinical practice with post graduate advanced training in clinical animal behaviour. Soon after graduating in veterinary medicine from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid in 2015, Natalia completed her two year advanced training in clinical animal behaviour at the University of Lincoln, studying with the internationally respected Prof Danny Mills. Natalia combines two days of General Practice with two days of Clinical Animal Behaviour each week at York Street. Natalia also provides Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminars for both veterinary nurses and vets. She ensures that the London Vet Clinic is as user friendly as possible for visiting dogs and cats. (Her young son Pedro’s home is made just as warm for him too.)
