Our pet emergency clinic in Nottingham has been providing expert veterinary care for pets since 2003. Based within the PDSA Pet Hospital in Nottingham, our dedicated vets work nights, weekends and bank holidays to bring you a trusted emergency service when your daytime vet is closed. Our team in Nottingham have recently been recognised as Outstanding in the provision of emergency veterinary care by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).

Contact Information
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0115 9789143

Our Location

Vets Now Nottingham, Dunkirk Road, Nottingham, NG7 2PH,
We are open Bank Holidays

Opening Hours

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

Local Directions

Local directions to Vets Now Nottingham
From South of the River Trent:
Take A52 (ring road) signed to Derby. After passing the exit to the Showcase Cinema on the left, take the next exit signed A6005/City Centre. At the next roundabout take the third exit (signed City Centre) then take first right (Warwick Street) then right again into Dunkirk Road. Vets Now/PDSA is on the left.

From the M1:
Take the A52 towards Nottingham City Centre. At third roundabout, go passed shops on the left and a petrol station on the right. Continue straight on (tree lined avenue) and get into right hand lane. At next roundabout take the third exit. Follow directions as below.

From the Queens Medical Centre:
Follow signs to the QMC as if going to the Accident and Emergency. DO NOT take slip road into the Hospital on the approach but take the next exit signed City Centre / A6005 (prior to the flyover). Take first exit (Abbey Road), then first right (Warwick Street) then right again (Dunkirk Road). Vets Now / PDSA is on the left.

Useful Information

  • Free Parking
  • Disabled Access
  • Toilets

Accreditations

Your Experiences

Your Experiences

  • "Just Incredible. I haven't got words for how amazing the staff of Vets Now are. Saved Frank's life last night even when he was in critical condition even when they didn't think he'd make it. I am so grateful and relieved, you are all just incredible."

    Hannah Stirland & her cat Frank Vets Now Nottingham
Facilities

Facilities

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