Goddard Vet Group Dagenham Broad Street

Goddard Vet Group Dagenham Broad Street As your trusted East London vet, we’re proud to care for the community’s much-loved pets.

From your first visit to every stage of your pet’s life, our friendly and experienced veterinary team delivers expert care to keep tails wagging and whiskers twitching. Founded in the late 1960s, our Dagenham practice has been a trusted name in the community for decades. Now part of the Goddard Veterinary Group — caring for pets across London since 1952 — we combine local dedication with the stren

gth of a wider network. What we offer:
• RCVS-accredited practice
• On-site diagnostics & surgery
• Pet Healthcare Plan for year-round wellbeing
• Compassionate, expert veterinary care

Because, life's better with pets.

Protect the ones we love with our vaccination offer!(Re)start their course for the price of a booster.* Speak to a membe...
16/07/2026

Protect the ones we love with our vaccination offer!

(Re)start their course for the price of a booster.*

Speak to a member of our team to book an appointment or for more information.

*subject to clinical judgement. Offer expires 31/12/26. Standard terms and conditions apply to all services

Annual vaccinations are important to protect your pet from harmful diseases.Your pet’s health is important to us. If you...
18/06/2026

Annual vaccinations are important to protect your pet from harmful diseases.

Your pet’s health is important to us. If your pet’s vaccination protection has lapsed and a course of two vaccinations are needed to re-start immunity, we’ll bring their vaccinations up to date for the price of a regular annual booster.*

Speak to a member of our team to book an appointment or for more information.

*subject to clinical judgement. Offer expires 31/12/26. Standard terms and conditions apply to all services

☀️🐶 Is it too hot to walk your dog?As temperatures rise this weekend, it’s important to know when a walk could become da...
22/05/2026

☀️🐶 Is it too hot to walk your dog?

As temperatures rise this weekend, it’s important to know when a walk could become dangerous for your pet. Heatstroke can happen quickly — especially in puppies, older dogs, flat-faced breeds, larger dogs, and overweight pets.

Swipe through our guide to see what temperatures are considered safe, when to take extra care, and when it’s best to avoid walks altogether. 🌡️➡️

💧 Top tips for hot weather:
• Walk early in the morning or later in the evening
• Always carry fresh water
• Stick to shaded routes where possible
• Avoid hot pavements — if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws
• Never leave your dog in a parked car

If you notice excessive panting, drooling, weakness, vomiting, or collapse, contact your vet immediately.

Stay safe and keep those tails wagging this summer 💙

Taking a photo of six 4-week-old puppies? Now that’s a challenge! 📸🐾Between the wiggles and puppy pile-ups, we did our b...
18/02/2026

Taking a photo of six 4-week-old puppies? Now that’s a challenge! 📸🐾

Between the wiggles and puppy pile-ups, we did our best to capture the cuteness ✨🐶

15/01/2026

We’re proud to support the BVA In Safe Hands campaign, raising awareness of the incredible work vets deliver every day behind the scenes to protect animal health and welfare.

In this video, Sam, a vet at our 24-hour hospital in Northolt, helps Max after a grass seed becomes stuck in his ear — a small problem that can quickly become serious without expert care.

Meet Marley 🐾💛He came in for his very first vaccination… and just two days later his cat brother accidentally scratched ...
13/01/2026

Meet Marley 🐾💛

He came in for his very first vaccination… and just two days later his cat brother accidentally scratched his eye 🙈🐱

After a few extra vet visits (three in just two weeks!), we’re happy to say Marley is already feeling much better and will be back soon for his second vaccination 🩺✨

Despite all the visits, he absolutely loves it here — and is already practising his receptionist skills, ready to answer the phones and type up notes! 😄📞💻

24/12/2025

🎄 Festive Hazards Advent Calendar – Day 24 – Sugar-Free Sweets (Xylitol): Dangerous for Dogs 🍬

Could your good intentions be unintentionally harmful to your dog? Xylitol, a sugar substitute often used in baked goods, sweets, peanut butter, jams, chewing gum, and even dental products, is extremely toxic to dogs. Even small amounts can be fatal.

Ingestion causes a rapid drop in blood sugar, which can lead to:
🔸lethargy and wobbliness
🔸confusion
🔸vomiting
🔸collapse
🔸tremors or seizures

In some cases, dogs may go on to develop acute liver failure. Fortunately, cats do not appear to be affected by xylitol.

🎄 Tip: Always check labels and keep sugar-free products well out of reach of dogs. If you suspect ingestion, contact your vet immediately — fast action can save lives.

23/12/2025

🎄 Festive Hazards Advent Calendar – Day 23 – Salt: A Hidden Danger to Watch For 🧂

As Christmas gets closer, pets are spending more time around decorations and festive displays. Homemade salt dough decorations may look harmless, but they contain very high levels of salt, and even one ornament can cause serious poisoning if eaten.

⚠️ Signs to watch for include:
🔹vomiting or diarrhoea
🔹reduced appetite or lethargy
🔹poor coordination
🔹excessive thirst or urination

In severe cases, tremors or seizures may occur.

🎄 Top tip: If you have salt dough decorations, make sure they’re securely out of reach and check regularly that none have fallen or been chewed.

If you think your pet has eaten a salt dough decoration, contact your vet immediately.

22/12/2025

🎄 Festive Hazards Advent Calendar – Day 22 – A Safe Space: Helping Pets Feel Secure 🏠

The festive period can bring changes to routine, extra visitors, and more noise — which can feel overwhelming for some pets. Creating a safe, quiet space gives them somewhere to relax and feel secure when things get busy.

💤 How to create a safe space:
▫️Choose a quiet area away from visitors and noise
▫️Add familiar bedding, blankets, or favourite toys
▫️Allow your pet to come and go freely — never force interaction
▫️Make sure children and guests know to leave them undisturbed

Providing a calm retreat helps reduce stress and allows your pet to enjoy the festive season at their own pace.

21/12/2025

🎄 Festive Hazards Advent Calendar – Day 21 – Raisins & Sultanas: A Serious Festive Risk 🍇

Grapes and their dried forms — including raisins, currants and sultanas — are highly toxic to dogs, whether raw or cooked. Ingestion can lead to acute, potentially fatal kidney failure.

Christmas treats such as mince pies, Christmas pudding, cakes and festive bakes often contain dried fruit, so it’s important to keep them well out of reach. Even just a few grapes or raisins can cause severe illness.

If your dog ingests any amount of grapes, raisins, currants or sultanas, contact your vet immediately.

Address

191 Broad Street
Dagenham
RM109JD

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm

Telephone

+442085955818

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