Medivet Oxted

Medivet Oxted Run by Head Vet Paul Grant, with the help of Assistant Vet Farid Rahman we offer a high standard of care and dedication to your pets

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

We've all done it - scrolling, searching, worrying. Book your first appointment free and get real answers from your loca...
27/08/2026

We've all done it - scrolling, searching, worrying. Book your first appointment free and get real answers from your local vet 🐾

T&Cs apply.

It's International Dog Day and we're celebrating all our favourite ways of spending time with our furry friends 🐶🐕🦮 From...
26/08/2026

It's International Dog Day and we're celebrating all our favourite ways of spending time with our furry friends 🐶🐕🦮

From cosy cuddles on the sofa, to muddy walks, adventures and staycays, it’s always better with an extra set of paws.

What's your favourite way of spending time with your dog? We'd love to hear it!👇

21/08/2026

We know London life can be unpredictable. Here are some top tips on how to keep your pet safe from local vet, Rawdon Capell, co-owner and partner at 🏙️🐾

19/08/2026

How should you clean your pet’s teeth? Dr Reena Patel, the partner and co-owner at Medivet Pinner shares her top tips for looking after your pet’s teeth and gums 🦷 🐾

For more information about savings on routine care for your pet, including 15% off dental procedures, click the link below or speak to your local practice about the Medivet Healthcare Plan.

https://www.medivetgroup.com/medivet-healthcare-plan/

17/08/2026

Heading on a staycation with your dog this summer?☀️

Dr Tom Evans, Partner at Medivet St Helens and Medivet Prescot, shares everything you need to know, from travel tips, to hot weather and swim safety 🐶

14/08/2026

Regular check‑ups help us spot hidden health issues early 🐾 Feline Medicine Specialist, Sarah, explains why routine visits to the vets are essential for a cat’s wellbeing 🐈

For more information on how our Medivet Healthcare Plan can support your pet’s preventative healthcare, click the link below or speak to your local practice.

https://www.medivetgroup.com/medivet-healthcare-plan/

Preventative healthcare is one of the best ways to help your pet stay happy and healthy 🐾 With regular check-ups, vaccin...
13/08/2026

Preventative healthcare is one of the best ways to help your pet stay happy and healthy 🐾

With regular check-ups, vaccinations and parasite protection included, the Medivet Healthcare Plan can help you save up to £280* a year on your pet's routine healthcare 🐶🐱🐰Plus now it includes half price on selected long-term medication.

Want to find out more? Chat to our team next time you're in practice or visit https://www.medivetgroup.com/medivet-healthcare-plan/

*See savings calculation via link above. T&Cs apply.

13/08/2026

London's green spaces are perfect for city paws, but here are a few things to watch out for from local vet, Claudia McEwan, co-owner and partner at Medivet Kingston 🌳🐾

31/07/2026

As pets age, their needs change too 🐾

Dr Tom Evans, Partner at Medivet St Helens and Medivet Prescot, shares expert tips on caring for older pets, from managing weight gain to staying on top of routine healthcare.

Find out more about how the Medivet Healthcare Plan can help support your pet through every stage of life by speaking to your local clinic, or visiting the link below.

https://www.medivetgroup.com/medivet-healthcare-plan/

27/07/2026

Are you a cat owner in the capital? Here's what local vet, Claudia McEwan, co-owner and partner at Medivet Kingston, wants you to know.

24/06/2026

🔥 HEAT STROKE 🔥

Now the weather is warming up, cases of heat stroke are unfortunately becoming more common.

Did you know it can only take 15 minutes for dogs to become fatally Ill from heat stroke?

A normal dogs body temperature is roughly 38.5°C , it only takes a 2 °C increase in body temperature for heat stroke to set in.

Some dogs are more at risk of getting heat stroke, such as:

☀️ Short nosed dogs (Pugs, Frenchies, Bulldogs)
☀️ Elderly and young dogs
☀️ long haired breeds
☀️ Overweight dogs

However during the hotter temperatures (28 degrees and higher) heat stroke is a risk to all types of dogs

What are the signs of heat stroke?

🚫 Heavy panting, difficulty breathing, excessive thirst
🚫 Bright red tongue and gums, which can sometimes appear Grey in serious cases as this is when shock sets in
🚫 Excessive drooling, vomiting and/or diarrhoea
🚫 Lethargy, unsteadiness or staggering
🚫 Collapse or seizures

How can we prevent our beloved pets from getting heat stroke?

✅ Provide lots of shade and cool areas
✅ Plenty of access to fresh water, multiple bowls in various areas are beneficial
✅ Avoid walking dogs in the middle of the day where the temperature is at it’s highest, walking at the beginning or the end of the day is best, before 8am or after 8pm, your dogs won’t mind a missed walk either. Keep to areas with plenty of shade.
✅ Avoid pavements where possible, If you can’t hold your hand on the pavement for longer than 3 seconds then it is too hot for your pets paws🐾
✅Not keeping your dogs in hot cars.

Most of the above will also apply to cats too, they are usually very good at keeping themselves cool but it is always beneficial to help them where we can. 🐱

If you think your pet has heatstroke, please call us immediately and we can help you 🏥

It’s really important that we keep ourselves and our pets safe during this time, and also helps the vets from having emergencies that could be prevented 🐾 ❤️

Our building is fully air conditioned and kept cool inside with access to water for pets, but we understand if appointments need to be rescheduled or cancelled during this time whilst it is so hot.

Spring has sprung here at Medivet Oxted!🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷We hope you are all enjoying the lovely sunshine ☀️
09/04/2026

Spring has sprung here at
Medivet Oxted!
🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷🪻🌷
We hope you are all enjoying
the lovely sunshine ☀️

07/04/2026

Unfortunately we have had a black cat brought to us this morning who was found deceased on Chalkpit lane.

Local residents had noticed this cat on prior occasions and had been offering them food, but was never able to get near them.

Please contact us if you think this may be your cat, unfortunately they do not have a microchip so some details have been omitted to aid with the identification process.

02/04/2026

We have had a spaniel brought to us who was found in old Oxted in the early hours of the morning.

Unfortunately she isn’t microchipped. We’d love to reunite her with her owners before the weekend.

Please call us on 01883 712206 if you think she could be yours.

Proof of ownership is required

Carries cats is a lovely charity that we work closely with to help neuter and prepare cats before they find their foreve...
01/04/2026

Carries cats is a lovely charity that we work closely with to help neuter and prepare cats before they find their forever homes 💕

Carrie is hosting an Easter raffle to raise money for the charity, are there are some great prizes to be won!

If you are interested in purchasing some tickets, please email [email protected] 🐾

20/03/2026

We have had a Jack Russel handed into us, who was found in Hurst Green just off the Green Way. He is microchipped but the contact details are unreachable.

If you think he may be yours please call us on 01883 712206. Proof of ownership is required

🐾 Iggy’s success story 🐾Iggy, a wonderful guide dog, came to see our vet Farid in January after suddenly developing seve...
11/03/2026

🐾 Iggy’s success story 🐾

Iggy, a wonderful guide dog, came to see our vet Farid in January after suddenly developing several swollen lumps. During the consultation, Farid performed needle biopsies which were sent to the laboratory for analysis.

The results unfortunately showed that Iggy had lymphoma — an aggressive cancer of the lymph nodes which can have a prognosis of only a few weeks if left untreated. Thankfully, recent advances in veterinary medicine mean that this condition can often be treated with chemotherapy.

Iggy now visits us every week for blood tests and chemotherapy treatment. After completing his first five weeks of treatment, Iggy is back to his lively self! His lymph nodes have returned to normal, and we’re delighted to say he is now in remission. 💙

Here you can see Iggy patiently waiting for his treats while our nurse Sophie administers his chemotherapy. He has been the bravest patient and always brings smiles to the team.

Iggy’s story is a great reminder to always check any lumps and bumps you find on your pet. If you’re ever worried, it’s always best to book a consultation and have them checked by your vet.

25/02/2026

We have had a black female un-neutered kitten handed into us. Unfortunately she does not have a microchip so we are unable to locate an owner.

Please contact us on 01883 712206 if you think she could be yours.

She was found on Titsey Hill/Junction of Pilgrims Lane

We see just as many cats as we do dogs — although persuading a cat to pose for a photo is definitely more of a challenge...
24/02/2026

We see just as many cats as we do dogs — although persuading a cat to pose for a photo is definitely more of a challenge! 🤭

Willow and Jake enjoyed a fuss from everyone when they visited!

Willow had her booster vaccinations and Jake has his interim health check. Both of which are included in our Medivet healthcare plan, so there was nothing to pay on the day as all the costs are spread out over a monthly direct debit!

23/02/2026

We have had a black male cat handed in to us. He was found in someone’s garden in the Central Way/ Silkham Road area and sadly has no chip so we are unable to contact his owner.
Please call us on 01883 712206 if you think he is yours.

Address

1 Barrow Green Road
Oxted
RH80RA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

Telephone

+441883712206

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