Video Vet

Worried about your pet? Video chat with a vet within minutes

Book a video consultation with one of our experienced emergency vets and talk through your concerns in the comfort of your own home.

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How it works

  1. Speak to us now

    Simply choose a time slot convenient for you and we’ll connect you to one of our experienced vets to give you peace of mind.

  2. What do I need?

    All you need to start your video consultation with one of our emergency vets is an internet-enabled device with a camera, such as a smartphone, tablet or laptop.

  3. How much does it cost?

    A 10-minute video consultation costs just £24 and if your pet needs to be seen at one of our clinics, we’ll refund this back to you so that your video consult is free.

Your Experiences

  • Image of a golder retriever for Vets Now article on dog coughing

    Barney had to have emergency surgery for a ruptured spleen in Vets Now’s hospital in Manchester. We were blessed to have outstanding care and compassion from the entire team. Thank you so much.

    Anne McEvoy Manchester
  • Image of a dog lying on a chair for Vets Now article on dog coughing

    Thank you so much for the care and medical attention you gave to our beloved little Ronnie. A special thanks to Antonio the vet for his compassion, honesty, and professionalism at a very emotional time.

    Claire Sutton Birmingham
  • Image of a spaniel lying on the floor for Vets Now article on dog coughing

    We were whisked straight in and the vet Sara got straight on the case. I was completely distraught and Sara and her team looked after me as well as Cookie. I cannot thank Sara and Vets Now enough for saving my little girl.

    Stephanie Snowdon Gateshead

Is a video consultation right for me?

If you’re worried about your pet and your regular vet is closed, we’re here for you. Our vet can talk through your concerns and give you peace of mind, or let you know if your pet needs to be seen at one of our clinics.

Please be aware that our vets may be unable to prescribe medication via video consult.

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Our vets

What might be life-threatening:

If you think your pet’s symptoms might be life-threatening, find your nearest Vets Now clinic immediately.

  • Breathing difficulties
  • Open wound injuries
  • Trauma (e.g. car accidents)
  • Male cats struggling to pass urine or faeces
  • Rabbits neglecting food
  • Swallowing hazards ie.toys/ clothes etc
  • Ingestion of poison/harmful substances
  • Eye problems
  • Vomiting or diarrhoea especially if your pet appears quiet or depressed or if it is going on for a long time (more than 24 hours)
  • Swollen abdomen or retching (especially large dogs)
  • Loss of thirst & appetite
  • Struggling to give birth
  • Seizing/fitting
  • Collapse
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