A warm friendly welcome as we arrived for an emergency appointment. The consultation was very thorough and pleased to say not a serious concern. However the staff were in no way rushing us out and too... See more
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A warm friendly welcome as we arrived for an emergency appointment. The consultation was very thorough and pleased to say not a serious concern. However the staff were in no way rushing us out and too... See more
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Quite simply - if it was not for Hollie on Sunday evening - our beautiful cat would not have survived being hit by a car. Her compassion toward our cat was clear from the outset. Her professionalism c... See more
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Very disappointing experience. When my dog was unwell and I needed the test results and medical records to seek a second opinion from another vet, the clinic refused to provide them. I repeat... See more
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On Sunday 10th November we arranged an appointment for our dog Ollie, as I thought our usual vet was closed. We arrived and the nurse checked Ollie prior to seeing the vet. The vet came over and intr... See more
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Find An Emergency Vet
Pet Care Advice
Customer Hub
Pet emergencies can happen at any time – including when your regular vet is closed.
That’s why our nationwide network of out-of-hours pet emergency clinics are open through the night, at weekends and on bank holidays, so we’re ready and waiting to provide expert pet emergency care when your regular vet is having some time off.
Our pet emergency clinics are the pet equivalent of A&E and our purpose is to give you and your pet the care and support you deserve, at the time you need it most, whether it’s four in the morning or in the middle of Sunday lunch.
Vets Now provides this trusted service to more than 1000 veterinary practices across the UK — from over 60 dedicated out-of-hours clinics and two 24/7 pet emergency hospitals. In total, we treat around 200,000 small animals every year — our highly-skilled team works hard throughout the night, weekends and Bank Holidays. So whether you’re in Aberdeen, Belfast or Portsmouth we’re there for you and your pet when you need us most.
We’ve also pioneered other ways to help pets, pet owners and the veterinary profession, such as our comprehensive referrals service and providing our staff with industry-leading training and development opportunities. We also support the pet blood transfusion charity, Pet Blood Bank UK. Meanwhile, our two hospitals — in Glasgow and Manchester — are home to some of the UK’s leading specialists in the field of emergency and critical care and provide care 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
54 West Wycombe Road, HP11 2LP, High Wycombe, United Kingdom
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Reply from Vets Now - High Wycombe
The two vets and the receptionist were very friendly but professional. Our dog was looked after straight away, and very importantly, there was no judging of the fact that we’d left a piece of food which was potentially fatal within reach of a Labrador!

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A warm friendly welcome as we arrived for an emergency appointment. The consultation was very thorough and pleased to say not a serious concern. However the staff were in no way rushing us out and took so much time to make our 7month old very relaxed and they gave us so much information and advice. Thank you for putting our minds at ease and reassuring us that our puppy’s post-op recovery is going ok.

Reply from Vets Now - High Wycombe
Amazing service, we were so worried about our little pooch but after the video call with Lara and the thorough way she covered everything through my hands on Luna, we felt so much better and obtained an appointment at our local vets on the Monday morning.

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The vet was reassuring and gave good , clear advice. I now know what to do.

Reply from Vets Now - High Wycombe
Our Jack Russell had to be taken into emergency care as she had pancreatitis. The vets decided that she needed to stay with them for the first couple of days after minor surgery. After over night costs, the operation (which was minor) and medication she was given, the stay cost almost £2000. They released her back into our care as she wouldn’t eat for them. When we picked her up, we noticed they had given a very small amount of medication for her. As it turns out they thought she’d die pretty soon after being released. If you believe a dog is that ill that it’s not going to recover then why convince a desperate owner to keep the dog at the vets for two days and spend thousands when there’s no hope?! As it was she managed to survive just under a month until she had to be put to sleep. Vets now do not care about the animals. They are only interested in money.

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