Trusted Emergency Vets and Inpatient Hospital Care, Affordable Out Of Hours Fee of £79

Yes. Our emergency and out-of-hours Pet A&E service is open to everyone, including pets that are not registered with Animal Trust. No prior registration is required. 

Yes. If possible, please call your nearest Pet A&E hospital before travelling so our emergency team can advise you and prepare for your arrival. 

Our emergency teams treat a wide range of urgent and life-threatening conditions including breathing difficulties, seizures, collapse, severe bleeding, poisoning, road traffic accidents, difficulty urinating, severe pain and other sudden illnesses or injuries. 

Yes. Our Pet A&E hospitals provide inpatient and overnight hospital care for pets that require ongoing monitoring, treatment or recovery following emergency treatment or surgery. 

Your pet will first be assessed by our emergency team to identify any urgent or life-threatening problems. If immediate treatment is needed, we will stabilise your pet before discussing further tests, treatment options and ongoing care with you. If required, your pet may be admitted for inpatient hospital care. 

If possible, bring details of any medication your pet is taking, information about the problem or injury, and any recent test results or referral notes. If your pet may have eaten something toxic, please bring the packaging or details with you. If you have pet insurance, bring your policy information if available. 

The out-of-hours consultation fee is £79. Other than this consultation fee, treatment and hospital care continue at our normal daytime prices. 

Yes. Our experienced emergency teams can provide emergency procedures and ongoing surgical care where required. 

Yes. Our Pet A&E hospitals provide emergency and out-of-hours veterinary care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including weekends and bank holidays.