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About Vets Now - Bristol
Pet emergencies can happen at any time – including when your regular vet is closed.
Vets Now Bristol provides out-of-hours emergency care through the night, at weekends and on bank holidays. They’re ready and waiting to provide expert, pet emergency care when your regular vet is closed.
Vets Now have been providing expert emergency care to pets across the UK for more than 15 years and on average, they receive more than 400,000 enquiries a year and provide treatment to more than 100,000 pets.
Regardless of which vet your pet is registered with, Vets Now’s services are there when you need them.
If you need help out-of-hours, call your local Vets Now branch and they will provide advice over the phone and advise whether you need to bring your pet into the clinic for immediate treatment.
If you have pet insurance you should also bring your policy details. All or some of the cost of treatment, and any consultation fee, may be reimbursed by your policy.
Part of Vets Now
Animals we care for
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Birds
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Cats
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Dogs
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Exotic
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Small Mammals
Facilities
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Client car park
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Disabled public access
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Open at weekends
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Out-of-hours service
Opening hours
- Monday
- Emergencies
- 6pm – 8:30am
- Tuesday
- Emergencies
- 6pm – 8:30am
- Wednesday
- Emergencies
- 6pm – 8:30am
- Thursday
- Emergencies
- 6pm – 8:30am
- Friday
- Emergencies
- 6pm – 8:30am
- Saturday
- Emergencies
- 12pm – 8:30am
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
Reviews of Vets Now - Bristol
Based on 5 reviews
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Roxana Massoumi
Google 9 March 2026
Feels like a sales office with a quota to fill. Very much geared towards selling than the welfare of your animal. A very conveyor-belt clinical feel to the place that is all about cash. Unethical and it feels it. Avoid. Go to a non-corporate vet.
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El Steele
Google 6 February 2026
In July 2025 we visited Zetland Vets with our rabbit who was in GI Stasis. When we got there the experiance at the vets was good and we were assured our bun could be taken home and given care at home as we had caught the GI Stasis early, cisapride suspension was administered along with pain relief at the vets so they could demonstrate how to administer this when we were at home. This was an emergency visit as it was on a Saturday as Zetland is not listed as an exotic vet but said they provide care for rabbits. Within 10 mins of getting home Stewie our rabbit passed away. This was within 30 mins of the medication being administered from the vets. It was then we noticed that the medication that had been administered was labeled out of date by 2 months. I had raised a complaint and this was investigated and I was advised even though THREE different members of staff including a receptionist, Vet and Vet nurse should have checked this label / medication there was a clerical error on their side. They have said it was just mislabled and have apologised for the mistake. However they have no valid proof they did not administer the out of date medication as they have no record for the old medications disposal. I was offered a £65 gesture of goodwill as a result to sign away liability for my pets death. I cannot express enough how much loosing our pet has impacted our lives and the lack of care shown by both Zetland Vets director saying "sometimes rabbits just pass away" over the phone, or the cold emails from their parent company. I wouldn't trust this vets to administer appropriate care for your pet, specifically exotics. I was told on that day going to Zetland Vets was the only option as other vets were closed. Currently this is still ongoing with Zetland Vets parent company, however if you have a rabbit please go and seek out a rabbit savvy vet, or at least a vet who can administer the correct, in date medication. EDIT: After not responding to this for 2 months, the evidence provided was a picture of an in date medication bottle from yourselves, as advised above it was evidence which is not sufficient. I don't feel this was investigated into properly by the THREE DIFFERENT COMPANY'S (Zetland Vets, Parent Company IVC and indemnity insurers) and I feel like the comment "some rabbits just pass away" as echoed in your post is very much avoiding responsibility for the error. I managed to get my money back through the bank after submitting evidence to them luckily so I haven't got the guilt over my head of paying for the lack of care resulting in his death. I appreciate the parent company wanted me to sign liability away for his death to compensate with £65 GOGW, but that doesn't sound quite right does it if you weren't liable? I would have honestly preferred if you hadn't bothered to reply at all at this point. Also the medication administered was meant for dogs as listed on the bottle as you didn't have any ordered in specifically for rabbits, so he had chicken flavoured meds for a herbivore in his last moments. Apologies I forgot to mention that one 🙄
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Fan Beatrice Lelong
Google 29 January 2026
I am sorry but i have been debating for months about leaving this review and i finally decided to do it. I brought an injured pigeon in December to the clinic in the hope he could be treated for his injury. When i arrived, the vet took him and checked for maybe 5 mins before coming back and telling me he had to be put down because of a broken wing! I am now learning that a broken wing can be treated on a pigeon and is not a death sentence. Pigeons are not pest and if your team did not want to help, you should have just gave him back to me in order for me to bring him to someone who would have cared.
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Kit Million Ross
Google 10 December 2025
Best vet I have ever used! All the staff here are so warm and kind to both our cat and two very anxious first time cat parents! The Pet Health Club is amazing value for money and the emergency services they offer bring a lot of peace of mind. 10/10, nothing but praise for these folks!!
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Amber Venning
Google 1 October 2025
These guys are so great. My 10 month old kitten had an accident and ended up needing surgery and Zetland have been amazing so far. I don’t have insurance and they made sure I had other cheaper options available. They’re also clearly very caring and understanding of your needs as an owner. I was in tears and a bit of a mess when I brought him in and I was instantly offered a private room while I waited to see how he was doing. 10/10 would recommend them.
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