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Sevenoaks
Pennard Vets
Sevenoaks
Welcome to Pennard Vets, Sevenoaks
We were the original vets in Sevenoaks, having been in our first site from when we were established in 1895 – we even took our name from the building! But in 2024 we made the emotional yet exciting move 100m down the road to our new, state-of-the-art veterinary hospital at Pembroke Road.
While we were sorry to say goodbye to our former home, our new site gives us an ideal layout to care for our patients, as well as being approximately 60% bigger. Facilities include separate dog, cat and exotic wards, a CT scanner, dental suite and a privately accessed bereavement room, as well as housing the group’s 24-hour emergency hospital. We have also incorporated a wide range of green technology and recycling initiatives – a key reason why we were the first veterinary practice in Europe to become B-Corp certified in 2022.
- 15-minute private consultations
- Free parking on-site near Sevenoaks town centre
- Family-friendly service
We have a large car park on site, and easy access to so many great dog walking spots – which is great when we have up to eight team member dogs here with us on any one day, which makes for great lunchtime play sessions! On our days off you might spot our team with their pets at Knole Park or around Bradbourne Lakes.
Sevenoaks FAQs for pet owners in Kent
Do you offer 24‑hour emergency care?
Yes – our Sevenoaks practice is our 24‑hour emergency hub and provides out‑of‑hours care on-site.
Do you offer same-day or walk-in appointments?
We don’t accept walk-in appointments unfortunately. You can see what appointments are available via our online booking, or call our team on 01732 452 344 to see if we have availability today.
How long are the consultations?
Appointments are 15 minutes long and take place in private consultation rooms.
Do you treat exotic pets?
Yes – we treat a wide range of exotic animals including small furries, birds, fish and reptiles.
How much do consultations and treatments cost?
You can see a full list of our fixed prices on our pricing page.
How can I book an appointment or register my pet?
You can book an appointment or register your pet online through our website, or by calling us on 01732 452 344. You can also download our app, PetsApp, to talk to our team directly.
What veterinary services do you offer in Sevenoaks?
We offer a wide range of services including consultations, diagnostic imaging (MRI & CT), internal medicine, endoscopy, dental care, lab services, neutering, surgery, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, microchipping, vaccinations, dietary advice, arthritis & mobility clinics, senior clinics, puppy and kitten clinics, behavioural clinics, nail clipping, anal gland expressing and euthanasia and bereavement support.
What is the Pet Health Club and how does it work?
Our Pet Health Club gives you peace of mind that comes from knowing that your vets are here for you, every step of the way. That includes unlimited consults with our vets and nurses as standard – because great pet care shouldn’t have limits. We’re dedicated to providing the right care at the right time – so choose your plan to learn more about how our team will support you to get the most out of your membership. Find out more today!
What pets do you treat in an emergency?
We treat dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, reptiles, birds, amphibians and other small pets.
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Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8.30am – 6pm
Saturday 8.30am – 12pm
Pennard Vets Sevenoaks
26-28, Pembroke Road, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 1XR
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Pet care Sevenoaks: Our services include
We place great importance on our consultations. Simply put, the sooner we can see your pet in our practice for any concerns, the more likely we are to be able to keep it healthy for longer.
We have a range of modern diagnostic equipment across our practices to help our vets to reach a speedy and accurate diagnosis – including being one of the only practices in the south east with our own MRI and CT.
If your pet is suffering from clinical problems that are difficult to diagnose, our vets may use a range of techniques to reach a diagnosis, such as blood tests, radiographs, ultrasound or endoscopy, which are collectively known as internal medicine.
Endoscopy involves using a long, thin camera and light to investigate inside a pet’s body. It is a less invasive diagnostic tool than surgery and produces live images, meaning that our vets and nurses can see inside your pet’s body in real time.
Dental disease is one of the conditions we treat most regularly. Our emphasis is on preventative dental care, so we offer advice on diets that promote good oral hygiene and dental care, with the focus on trying to limit further dental treatments.
We’re happy to provide our own laboratory service in-house, with an extensive range of tests facilitated on-site. With quicker results, we have a better chance of quickly diagnosing and treating your pet, with potentially life-saving implications.
Both spaying and castration are routine procedures from which our pets generally recover swiftly and without complication. We recommend all pets that are not intended to be bred from are neutered, due to the societal, health and behavioural benefits.
It is always a worrying time when our pets need surgery. That’s why we invest in the best facilities and training for our vets and nurses, to ensure that if your pet does come in for a procedure, they’re in safe hands.
If your pet is recovering from a surgical procedure, getting over an injury or is in pain due to an ongoing condition ,we may prescribe a course of physiotherapy sessions to help in their recovery.
Hydrotherapy involves the therapeutic use of water in the treatment of a range of conditions, from injury rehab to weight loss, as well as being a great way of keeping your pet fit and having fun!
Microchipping is the easiest and most effective way to ensure that your pet is returned to you if they ever become lost or are stolen – and it is a legal requirement for all cats and dogs to be microchipped.
Our vets strongly believe that protection with vaccination is crucial to protect your pets. However, this is based on what your pet needs for their lifestyle. We will ask questions to determine your pet’s risk factor and only recommend the necessary vaccinations for them.
Few things are as important for the short and long-term health of your pet as the food that you feed them. Every pet has different nutritional needs – and our team are here to help you to design a diet that will keep your pet healthy and happy.
Arthritis and mobility clinics
Just like with humans, injuries can happen, and as pets get older they can find it harder to get around, as joints start to creak and the body struggles to do things it did when it was younger.
It’s important to remember that age itself is not a disease – disease comes with age. But we do have to acknowledge that as our pets reach their golden years, though they may still be young at heart, we need to be more proactive in helping them stay fit and healthy.
We know that a new arrival in the family is an exciting time, and are here to support you in order to ensure that you can focus on what’s important – having fun with your new addition!
We all love our pets but they can develop behavioural issues which can make it less enjoyable and sometimes stressful as an owner. We are here to help and guide you with a variety of techniques that will suit you and your pet.
Pets of all species can need help with their nails from time to time during their lives – and keeping their nails in good condition can be crucial for their health and wellbeing.
Saying goodbye to a family pet is always a difficult and upsetting time, and if the decision needs to be made to put a pet to rest, it is never easy. We understand this and, as pet owners and animal lovers ourselves, empathise with every client who finds themselves in this situation.
Most dogs are able to empty their anal glands by themselves with no problems. However, when something does go wrong, owners soon know about it! Fortunately, all you need is an appointment with one of our fabulous nurses who can do the procedure for you.
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Supporting our local community
We are a real staple of the Sevenoaks community, having been here for well over a century. We take great pride in giving back, and regularly give talks at local schools such as Walthamstow Hall and Dunton Green Primary School, scout meetings and events. We also hold educational events at our client evenings and with local, pet-friendly business groups.
Meet the Sevenoaks team
Sevenoaks
Grace Candlin
Nursing Team Leader, Registered Veterinary Nurse
Meet the team here at Pennard Vets.
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