Vets Now Kilmarnock has been providing expert pet emergency care for pets since 2010. Based within our host practice McKeznie, Bryson & Marshall vets, our dedicated team work through nights, bank holidays, and weekends to provide trusted care for injured and sick pets when your date time vet is closed.

Contact Information
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01563 258028

Our Location

Vets Now Kilmarnock, Hill Street, Kilmarnock, United Kingdom

Opening Hours

  • Monday –
  • Tuesday –
  • Wednesday –
  • Thursday –
  • Friday –
  • Saturday –
  • Sunday –
Directions
Useful Information

Local Directions

Local directions to Vets Now Kilmarnock
From the A77:
The easiest access is from the most northerly exit for Kilmarnock (if travelling from the south ignore the first three exits). Exit at the B7038 Kilmarnock and Fenwick and turn left, signposted Kilmarnock, following this road southwards. Go straight on at the first roundabout. At the second roundabout (Tesco should be on your right) take the second exit onto B7064 Western Road, which is a dual carriageway. At the next roundabout turn left onto A735, sign-posted Town Centre. ** After 400 yards the road bears left: turn right here onto Hill Street, sign-posted Enterprise Ayrshire. Vets Now is located 200 yards down this road on the left.

From A71 (West):
Approaching Kilmarnock, turn left onto the B7064 towards Crosshouse Hospital. Go straight over the small roundabout then right at the next roundabout, onto the B7081. At the traffic lights turn left onto Munro Avenue, which becomes dual carriageway. At the next roundabout, turn right onto A735, sign posted Town Centre. Now follow from ** above.

Useful Information

  • Wheelchair access
  • Client toilet
  • On-site parking
  • Within walking distance from Kilmarnock train and bus station

Accreditations

Your Experiences

Your Experiences

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    I rushed my 12 week pug puppy into Vets Now on Sunday evening after eating migraine tablets. Jenny took her through ASAP & gave her medication to bring up the tablets and charcoal to absorb it. My puppy has now made a full recovery. Thanks so much.

    Abigail Deboys
Facilities

Facilities

  • Accident and Emergency Care
  • Advanced Fluid Therapy
  • Advanced Pain Management
  • Blood Smear Analysis
  • Blood Pressure Monitor
  • Blood Transfusions
  • Critical Care
  • ECG
  • Endoscopy
  • Haematology
  • Hospital Ward
  • In-House Laboratory
  • Isolation Unit
  • Ultrasound
  • Operating Theatre
  • X-Ray