About The Pets Practice

The Pets Practice veterinary surgery was established by Mr Haydn Sharratt in April 2004 after the retirement of Mr Peter Gardner, who had developed a reputation for personal service and quality veterinary care.

Where are we?

Based in Hayes End, Middlesex, the vet surgery is located near to both the M4 and M40, allowing clients bring their pets from all over the Greater London area, as well as further afield including Buckinghamshire, Berkshire and Surrey.

Opening hours

We aim offer our clients the most convenient vet appointments in the area. The Pets Practice is now open from 8am to 8pm 7 days a week.

Additionally, we now provide a 24 hour on-site Accident and Emergency service. To find out more please click through to www.pets-24.co.uk or, in case of emergency, call us on 020 8561 2123.

We always aim to accommodate your preferred appointment time, with priority given to seriously ill pets - please call the surgery to make an appointment. We also have ample free car parking next to the surgery for our clients.

Helping you keep your best friend healthy

Our focus is on keeping your pets healthy and we aim to prevent problems before they start. The Pets Practice vets are constantly introducing new services aimed at keeping your pet healthy.

We also continually invest in new equipment to ensure your pets' treatment is top-quality and up-to-date. The Pets Practice team are highly skilled and receive training in a broad range of modern pet treatments. This means that most conditions can be treated on-site, without having to refer your pet elsewhere.

Our expertise

Mr Haydn Sharratt, Veterinarian, is the Practice Principal and holds the RCVS Certificate in Small Animal Surgery. This means that the Practice not only treats our clients' pets, but also offers a referral service for complicated Orthopaedic and Soft Tissue cases from other vets.

All our veterinary nurses are fully qualified and have had further training from Royal Canin as Pet Health Counsellors. This means they are able to offer friendly advice on a broad range of topics - from basic husbandry and care through to nutrition and diet.