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Nightingale Emergency Vets

About Nightingale Emergency Vets

Nightingale Emergency Vets is located in the town of Chippenham, in the county of Wiltshire.

This veterinary practice provides care for a wide range of small animals, including birds, cats, dogs, exotic pets, and small mammals.

Nightingale Emergency Vets understands that emergencies don't follow a schedule. That's why they offer an out-of-hours service to cater for unexpected situations.

The practice operates every day of the week, making it a reliable choice for routine visits or unexpected needs. Nightingale Emergency Vets is not closed on bank holidays, meaning they are available when many other places might not be. This makes them a dependable option for pet care in the Chippenham area.

The practice offers a client car park and has disabled public access, ensuring that all pet owners can easily visit the premises.

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Animals we care for

  • Birds
  • Cats
  • Dogs
  • Exotic
  • Small Mammals

Facilities

  • Client car park
  • Disabled public access
  • Open at weekends
  • Out-of-hours service

Prices

Checked 19 October 2026

Item Price
Consultations
Out-of-hours consultation £241

How these prices compare nearby

4 practices publish comparable prices

  • Out-of-hours consultation (out of hours)

    Consultation and preventative care · 3 practices

    £241

    £98 · Lowest at Chalkland Vets - Chippenham £181

Address

19 Langley Road Chippenham SN15 1BS

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Client feedback

Reviews of Nightingale Emergency Vets

Overall rating

4.0

Based on 6 reviews

Rating breakdown

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67%
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  • Google review

    Called last night as my cat was dying and first thing discussed after asking what the problem is for couple seconds was about how expensive it will be as they were not my vets. Was the closest OOH vet and unfortunately my boy died on the way to the hospital. Probably couldn’t be saved but still different approach would be advised.

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    Martin Bernát

  • Google review

    We had to visit this evening with our cat JJ. The vet we saw, Pam, was brilliant! Really reassuring, kind and explained everything fully. All staff members that we came into contact with were really lovely. Yes, it’s expensive but you can’t put a price on taking care of an incredibly loved member of the family!

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    Lucy B

  • Google review

    Whilst I wasn’t expecting to have to use an emergency vet for my Syrian hamster Arlo, he became poorly and clearly had something going on with his breathing. The emergency vet we saw, David (I believe), was lovely. Arlo has been a trickier character than my previous hamsters (in temperament). From phoning with the concerns and throughout the whole visit, it was a very positive experience. David was very kind, thorough (as much as you can be with a small animal), and reassuring. It was obviously an experience that went onto my credit card but it was my decision to get Arlo and therefore my responsibility to try and keep him alive! So I just want to say thank you for your care and kindness, with Arlo, myself and my partner 😊! Hopefully his pneumonia gets better soon.

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    Gemma Conlon

  • Google review

    I rarely leave reviews, but felt I had to for Nightingale emergency vets in Chippenham. I wish I could remember the names of the ladies who helped my cat (19/8), they were incredibly friendly and caring. My boy stayed overnight, which is obviously distressing for both, but I felt reassured with how well I knew he would be looked after. Hopefully you never need to use them, but if you do, you’ll at least feel at ease. I got regular updates and any questions were answered straight away. Thank you!!

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    Andy W

  • Google review

    It was great to have an emergency vets so local to us; sadly the outcome wasn't good, but the team were very good and really tried their best to help. I do however believe that emergency veterinary corporates overall need to have some form of financial regulation, starting with the initial fee before any treatment has commenced and that stays should be charged on an hourly basis. Fortunately our cat was insured, but owners may be put off from getting help for their sick pet when faced with these astronomical charges.

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    Andrea Tucker

  • Google review

    Our cat Doris was referred to Nightingale to spend the night after a day of treatment at Chalkland Vets round the corner. The vet, Pam, looked after her extremely well, and their communication both with us and Chalkland was perfect and really helped Doris to recover as quickly as possible. I would absolutely trust Nightingale in case of an emergency- I hope I never have to!

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    David Jordan

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Where is Nightingale Emergency Vets?
Nightingale Emergency Vets is a veterinary practice in Chippenham, Wiltshire. The full address, phone number and opening hours are listed on this page.
Which animals does Nightingale Emergency Vets list care for?
Nightingale Emergency Vets lists care for Birds, Cats, Dogs, Exotic and Small Mammals. Call the practice to confirm current clinician availability for your pet.
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