Best Vets in Sutton – Complete Local Guide

Banstead Village Veterinary Surgery is an independently owned practice, established in 2003 by Andy Downing (MRCVS, BVetMed). Based on the clinic’s own information and the latest reviews, it appears set up for ongoing general veterinary care—people mention both routine check-ups and “unexpected visits,” and describe a team that listens to concerns and aims to reassure owners. Several reviewers also point to long-term continuity (including one client returning for 16 years).

Medivet 24 Hour SuttonWingrave Vets is part of the Medivet group and is set up for round-the-clock care, including emergency and critical cases (the clinic states it operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year). The website lists on-site diagnostic and hospital-style capabilities such as intensive care, X-rays, ultrasound, ECG and endoscopy, plus dentistry and routine care (vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, parasite care). It also states it holds the ISFM Gold Standard Cat-Friendly Clinic Award. In the latest written reviews available to us, owners describe using the practice for urgent situations (including a holiday emergency) and mention quick treatment, easy booking, and staff who were “warm and welcoming” and showed “a lot of concern.”

Kriek and Gibson Veterinary Surgery is described by clients as a family-run practice. Reviews point to a clinic focused on routine companion-animal care for dogs and cats, with an emphasis on supportive handling during difficult moments. Owners specifically mention compassionate end-of-life care (“treated them lovingly and with respect”), help for anxious/reactive dogs via recommendations for dog trainers, and a clinic environment that pets appear to enjoy (one owner notes their dog “loves the Vet’s and Nurses” and the Kong toys available to buy).

Corner Veterinary Clinic says it’s proudly independent and vet-owned, and part of the London Veterinary Surgeries group. The website sets it up as a general practice covering medicine and surgery, with options like hospitalisation, preventative care, and puppy/kitten checks. In the latest reviews available to us, owners repeatedly mention helpful reception staff and vets being gentle with nervous pets (including a “shy cat”), alongside one complaint about an appointment being rescheduled and followed by a long wait for a brief check-up. The clinic also advertises 0% finance, VIP plans for several pet types, and 5 weeks free pet insurance.

Maven Veterinary Care has been providing pet care since 1990, and its website highlights a team selected around “empathy, integrity and passion.” Recent reviews describe it handling both urgent cases (including a dog needing an emergency stomach pump after eating something potentially toxic) and ongoing support for very ill pets (including end‑of‑life support for a rescue cat). Feedback is mixed on front‑of‑house experience: several owners praise friendly, efficient care, while others report blunt or unempathetic interactions from the “Customer Care Team” and frustration with how a simple nail clip request was handled before a staff member stepped in and completed it quickly.