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Vets Now Glasgow

Vets Now Glasgow Pet Emergency Hospital

In 2009 Vets Now opened Scotland’s first dedicated 24/7 pet emergency service in Glasgow. Here we have a team of dedicated specialist, referral and emergency vets on hand to provide your pet with the highest level of care when they need it most.

As well as seeing pet emergencies – we’re a bit like the pet equivalent of A&E – we also work with veterinary practices in the local area to support them with critical or more complex cases, so like your GP would refer you to a hospital, your vet may refer your pet to us for more advanced treatment.

Our team of veterinary professionals offer emergency and critical care, orthopaedic surgery, soft tissue surgery, oncology and internal medicine. We also offer diagnostic imaging, including radiography, ultrasonography and CT. Our hospital is equipped with some of the most advanced technology available in veterinary medicine to ensure that we can offer your pets the highest standards of care.

We’re also on hand to treat your pet in an emergency situation. If you need us you can call us directly and bring your pet down for emergency treatment. We’re happy to provide emergency advice so don’t hesitate to call if you’re worried about your pet’s health.

Address:
123 – 145 North Street
Glasgow
G3 7DA

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Tour of Vets Now's Glasgow hospital
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Vets Now Glasgow Hospital

Visiting Glasgow 24/7 pet emergency hospital

123 - 145 North Street
Glasgow
G3 7DA

Your experiences

  • A black dog with a white patch on its chest looks directly ahead, panting with its tongue out, indoors beside a person’s arm in a room with green doors.

    Thank you so much for your incredible care and support for Arthur. Everyone showed so much skill and hard work in making him better. You guys are amazing. We feel so lucky.

    Julia Glasgow