Vets Now Portsmouth
Out-of-hours emergency veterinary care near you in Portsmouth for dogs, cats and small animals when they need it most
Emergency Vet Near Me: Vets Now Portsmouth
Our highly skilled emergency team in Portsmouth are here for you at the time you need us most, including while the current restrictions are in place. Vets Now Portsmouth has been providing trusted out-of-hours emergency vet care for your pets since 2008. Working from within Sanctuary Vets in Mountbatten Estate, our team are on call from 19.00pm – 08.00am Monday to Friday, 12.00pm – 08.00am on Saturday and 24 hours on a Sunday. Our emergency vets work hard throughout the night and on weekends to save your pet cat, dog, and other small animals. Our clinic and team at Vets Now Portsmouth has been recognised as an Outstanding provider of emergency veterinary care by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS).
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02392 178098
02392 178098
Our Location
Vets Now Portsmouth, Mountbatten Estate, Jackson close, Farlington, Portsmouth, PO6 1UROpening Hours
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Local directions to emergency vet Portsmouth
From M27 Southampton:
Continue onto the A27. Exit onto the
A2030 towards Portsmouth East / Southsea and Farlington Services.
At the roundabout take the first exit onto Eastern Road.
Continue for half a mile and turn left at the second set of traffic
lights onto Grove Road. Take the first left, Jackson Close onto
Mountbatten Business Park and proceed down the road. Vets Now
is on the left just past Architectural Ironmongery Limited.
From A27 Chichester:
Exit the A27 onto the A2030 towards
Portsmouth East / Central Southsea. At the roundabout take the
third exit onto Eastern Road. Continue for half a mile and turn
left at the second set of traffic lights onto Grove Road. Take
the first left, Jackson Close onto Mountbatten Business Park and
proceed down the road. Vets Now is on the left just past
Architectural Ironmongery Limited.
Useful Information
Accreditations
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Your Experiences
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Zoe BournerOn Sunday our female Malamute Kaiya was limping and very reluctant to move or get up. All the ladies at the practice we so helpful and friendly. I am happy to say that Kaiya is currently doing well with rest. Thanks again for your help and kindness.
Facilities
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Accident and Emergency Care
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Advanced Fluid Therapy
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Advanced Pain Management
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Blood Pressure Monitor
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Blood Smear Analysis
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Blood Transfusions
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Critical Care
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ECG
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Endoscopy
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Haematology
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Hospital Ward
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In-House Laboratory
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Isolation Unit
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Ultrasound
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Operating Theatre
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X-Ray