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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

Medivet

We are a family run practice located in the heart of Biggin Hill. We pride ourselves in caring for yo

At Medivet Biggin Hill, our community of passionate vets deliver exceptional care that’s always there when you need it.

20/02/2026

Today is National Love Your Pet Day so we want to see your pets and the toys they love. Share a photo in the comments and introduce us to their favourite friend!

12/02/2026

Pet or Partner? Who really wins the top spot in your life this Valentine’s Day? ♥️

29/01/2026

🐾🍔 Are you ever guilty of sneaking your dog extra snacks or leftovers?

What may seem like just a little treat can add up when it comes to your dog’s daily calories. Some foods are unsuitable regardless of calories, as they’re high in fat or contain lactose - which dogs can’t tolerate. Swipe to see how everyday foods and snacks stack up in your pet’s diet.

*Based on a 20kg dog with a calorie allowance of 900 calories per day
**Based on an adult male with a calorie allowance of 2500 calories per day

23/01/2026

Is your pet a Faithful or a Traitor? 👀🐾

05/01/2026

Got a niggling worry? Or has it been a while since they've had a check-up? We're offering your pets first appointment free until 31st March. Give us a call today.

T&C's apply. See website for details.

30/12/2025

At Medivet we’ve rounded up the most popular pet names from 2025, swipe to see which ones made the list. 🐾

What’s your pet’s name? Tell us below!

29/12/2025

The first milestone! This scrumptious pup, Bella, visited our Lawly practice this month for her very first visit!

Bella has also signed up to our Healthcare Plan, meaning she’s all set for the best start in life with regular check-ups and year-round protection! ❤️

With plenty of cuddles we think Bella’s first trip was a big success! 🥰

25/12/2025

Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from us all at Medivet🎄🐶

18/12/2025

Christmas is a time where we often indulge with many delicious foods. However, not all of these are safe for your pets. See our guide on what to avoid feeding your pet this Christmas.

17/12/2025

Clinic opening times may change over Christmas, so please check with your local Medivet before visiting. Our 24-hour clinics remain open, make sure you know your nearest one.

12/12/2025

Say hello to Maggie 👋 This beautiful girl visited the Medivet South Ockendon clinic for a dental scale, polish and had a few extractions. She was so brave and returned home to be with Ollie and Knox cosied up around the Christmas tree🎄 Show her some love in the comments.

10/12/2025

Keep your festive season safe by pet-proofing your Christmas tree🎄 A few simple steps can help prevent accidents and keep your pets safe throughout the festive season.

02/12/2025

UPDATE : POWER IS BACK

We are currently waiting for our phone lines to be re-diverted to us.

❗️PLEASE BE AWARE WE HAVE LOST POWER❗️

Due to local electricity works we have currently lost power in the practice, despite being told we had an exemption.

We will be in contact to try and resume this as quickly as possible but in the mean time our phone lines will automatically be diverted to our 24 hour hospital at Beckenham.

For any urgent or emergencies please call our Beckenham Hospital on 0208 650 2003 or Medivet Oxted on 01883 712206

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding

05/09/2025

They can't tell you when it hurts. But we can.

You know your pet best. But their pain isn't always visible - especially in their joints. In fact, they're experts at hiding it.

That's why we're making it easier to spot the signs your pet might be hiding, with a FREE Mobility Pain Check.

For full T&C's please visit our website.

01/09/2025

🐱 PLEASE SHARE 🐱

We have had a lovely little kitten around 3-4 months old brought into us by a member of the public.

The kitten was found by the airport end of Sunningvale Avenue this morning under a hedge. We strongly suspect this little one is missing a home as it is very friendly and well looked after 😻

The little one does not have a collar or microchip so we are relying on help from the public to reunite this one with their family!

If you suspect this is your kitten, please get in contact with us via phone on 01959 541 153 or by email at [email protected].

❗️Please do not contact us via messenger as Facebook is not routinely monitored❗️

Proof of ownership will be required

01/08/2025

Charlie, the loveliest little man, came in for a lump removal surgery at the beginning of July. We were removing a lump from his back which had previously become inflamed and also performing a debulking of a lipoma (a benign growth of fat cells that form a soft moveable lump under the skin) on his front left leg.

The lump on his back was excised with margins and packaged to be sent to the lab for cytology so the vet and owners could understand exactly what it was. The vet then started on debulking Charlie’s lipoma, but upon seeing how well it was encapsulated, the vet tried to removed the entire lipoma. It was a very long surgery, but Charlie was stable throughout and the vet was able to remove about 95% of the lipoma, weighing 419g!

Being an older boy, Charlie did experience a slow recovery and despite being usually very chatty, did not bark to demand attention until the following day. We were all very happy to hear him talk!

He did experience quite a bit of bruising, which was expected due to the extent of the surgery and he was also prescribed some antibiotics after it became inflamed and red. He also had Intrasite (a hydrogel that debrides wounds by drawing out debris and keeping the wound moist to encourage healthy granulation tissue) applied to the open area. Thankfully this all worked well and the swelling continued to decrease and he has come along in leaps and bounds. His stretched skin is shrinking and there is now only a small open area which is closing nicely.

His parents have said how there is a great improvement in his mobility now and Charlie even got a gift from the staff due to being such a brave boy, despite all his treatment and visits!

14/07/2025

When the temperature rises, our furry friends feel the heat too, and it can be dangerous.
Swipe for simple tips to keep your dog safe, cool, and comfortable during a heatwave. 🧊🐾

Head to our website to read more.

06/06/2025

On the 20th of May, a member of the public brought in a juvenile wild rabbit that was being cornered in his garden by his cat.

We admitted the rabbit (affectionately named Ricky) to assess for any wounds. Cat bites or scratches can be extremely dangerous and likely fatal for wildlife due to the bacteria they harbour, so it is imperative that we checked the little one out for any signs of injuries.

Ricky was generally healthy however we did find a wound in-between the 2nd and 3rd digit on the hind foot. We were unsure whether this wound occurred from his run-in with the cat or from something else, but, to make sure he remained healthy we started treatment.

Little Ricky was weighed so we could accurately give medication. He was started on antibiotics to treat or prevent any infection and pain relief. He spent the day hiding in a kennel and eating fresh dandelion leaves from our garden until one of our nurses was able to transport him to Folly Wildlife Hospital later that afternoon.

We have received an update from Folly where Ricky stayed for just over a week! Whilst there, he was kept on a course of antibiotics and pain relief. Once he was deemed fit and healthy he was released on the grounds of the hospital where other rabbits are thriving. We are so glad that little Ricky got a second chance! 🐰🤎

28/05/2025

✨ Little paws, big heart ✨

Tomselo the miniature schnauzer came in for his first nail trim — and he handled it like a little pro 🐾💛

He had a full health check and also had his very first flea and worming treatment — a vital step in keeping our pups healthy, happy, and protected from the very start. 🌿✨

Preventative care may seem small, but it makes a huge difference in a puppy’s journey. If you have any questions about flea and worming for your pets, please call the practice so we can help!

Welcome to the world, sweet boy — you’re already so loved! ✨

23/05/2025

Meet Josh! 🧡🐶

Josh is one of our sweetest, most loveable patients who came in to see us as his eyes were constantly watering. This made little Josh look like he was crying all the time which is definitely not what we want to see!😢

After assessment, the vet had discovered that Josh has Ectopic Cilia (hairs that grow where they shouldn’t and in Josh’s case, the inside of his eyelids). These were brushing against Josh’s eyes causing irritation resulting in the watering of his eyes.

Josh came in for a sedation to pluck these hairs and assess his eyes further. He was a very brave boy and sat for his intravenous catheter very well! He was of course rewarded with lots of cuddles and kisses!

Small, fine hairs were plucked from the inside of Josh’s eyelids and fluorescin dye showed that these hairs have luckily not caused any ulcers.

As soon as Josh had recovered from his sedation he was eager for more love and attention, even stealing Emma from reception!

19/05/2025

This lovely little girl is Lilith and she came to see us recently for a general health check. Lilith was very brave and the vet was able to let her pawrents know she is perfectly healthy!

If you get a new pet, we would advise to bring them in for a general health check just to make sure everything is okay! 💚

Lilith likes to share more about her life and her brother, Sherlock, on their Instagram page -

14/05/2025

This is little Raphael who came to see us as he had a large cyst on his right flank that had become ulcerated and pruritic (itchy).

The vet was able to conclude that the cyst was located within the subcutaneous layer of skin and therefore could be easily removed under general anaesthetic. Both Raphael and his brother Michael were admitted to the practice for the day. Having his brother by his side would reduce stress for Raphael, and Michael, had a day out (and his claws clipped!)

The surgery went well and the large cyst was removed. The skin edges were sutured together and a little bit of skin glue was applied to help.

After the anaesthesia, getting Raphael to eat as soon as possible is very important due to their digestive systems needing a constant stream of food. Luckily for us, Raphael decided to eat some dandelions that we have growing in our garden. Michael also tucked in, of course! We also closely monitored defecation and urination to ensure his gut was moving well.

Raphael was able to go home later that evening with some pain relief and considerably lighter!

25/04/2025

This week, the last full week of April every year, is Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Week.

We would like to take this special opportunity to thank our Client Care Assistant, Emma, in all of her hard work since she has started working with us a year ago!

She loves to meet and greet all of your lovely pets and help with any enquiries.

Thank you Emma, we appreciate you!👩🏻‍💻💙

*We should also apologise for trying to catch her off guard for a picture. Sorry Emma!

Address

2 Haig Road
Biggin Hill
TN163LJ

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

Telephone

1959541153

Website

https://www.medivetgroup.com/vet-practices/biggin-hill/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Facebook_LPM

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