Emergency Vet

If you are registered with a pet insurance company, it is very likely an emergency consultation would be covered. Although, in order to be sure, please check your policy or contact your insurance company if you have any doubt.

If your pet requires continuous monitoring, we will arrange for him or her to be hospitalised in one of our brick-and-mortar emergency practices across London. Our team of vets and nurses are passionate about emergency care and will make sure to give your pet the attention it deserves. If your animal is too critical to be transported alone, one of our emergency vets might be able to transport it.

We cover every locations within the M25 in Greater London and cover All the southern area of Scotland going from Edinburgh to Glasgow, Loch Lomond to Stirling and as far as Dundee, Perth, St-Andrews etc. In doubt, don't hesitate to call to see if we cover your area!

Take a look at our service area page. Depending on where our veterinarians are or if you are outside our operating border don't hesitate to call, we might be able to help!

Depending on the nature of the required surgery, our Veterinary Surgeon will be equipped to perform it in your home. If you have any doubts about our capacity to help, please just call us. Our Registered Veterinary Nurses will be able to advise you wether you need to go to our 24/7 hospital or if we can assist you directly in the comfort of your home.

Our Veterinary Surgeon are equipped with a card reader that accepts American Express.

For every emergency consultations, a RCVS registered Veterinary Surgeon is sent to your home. We do not provide nurses consultations. If you have any doubt please call us, our Registered Veterinary Nurses will be able to assist you.

To fill your insurance claim, the company might ask you for Veteris' postcode. You can either use N10 3UG or N19 4RU. The latter is supposed to be the correct one but some insurance company haven't updated our details on their system yet.

We know how important itemised invoice are for insured pet. You should receive an itemised invoice and a report in up to 24h after the consultation.

First of all, check your spam! Our email can get stuck there from time to time.Please check here first and then get back to us with the contact form and we will be happy to help you very quickly.

Veteris is a 24/7 emergency-only service and does not provide preventive health checks and vaccines. However, thereous mobile practices in London would be delighted to help you with those depending on your area!

Our trusted crematorium Silvermere Heaven offers the opportunity to see your beloved pet one last time and attend the cremation.

Important to know:
- Attending the crematorium comes with a fee to be discussed directly with the crematorium that was not included in our invoice.

- You need to notify us as soon as possible after the consultation, ideally during the consultation, so that we can organise your attendance.

- Unfortunately, once the pet has left our cold chamber, we can try contacting the crematorium immediately, but your pet might have been cremated already... For this reason, it is paramount that you let us know at an early stage about your wishes.

After the end-of-life consultation, your beloved pet's ashes will be returned directly to your doorstep.

The delay is between 10 days to 3 weeks.

If the ashes were to take longer for reasons beyond our control, we apologise in advance for the inconvenience. Please know we are trying to have the ashes back with you as soon as possible.

There are three ways to get your pet's ashes back:

1. The traditional way, and the one we will always organise as our primary service, is via DPD directly to your doorstep.

2. If you wish, you can directly obtain your ashes from our trusted crematorium Silvermere Heaven; please let us know that you want to proceed that way, and we will let the crematorium know before depositing them back at our office.

3. If you'd prefer, you can also obtain your pet's ashes at our office at 19-23 Wedmore Street N19 4RU, but please be aware that our office is not staffed every day. So contact us directly, and we will do our best to accommodate you and organise a pick-up with our office manager.

The hospital entrance is conveniently accessible from the street. While there is a small step at the entrance to the practice, a portable ramp is available to ensure ease of access. Inside, the reception area and consultation rooms are fully accessible. However, please note that step-free access to the bathroom facilities is not currently available.

We’re available 24/7 and always aim to reach you as quickly as possible. However, arrival times may vary depending on traffic and your location. We prioritise the most critical cases first. If we can’t get to you quickly enough, we’ll arrange for you to be seen at one of our emergency practices.

Costs can vary depending on the time of day, location, and the complexity of your pet’s condition. Our team provides transparent estimates before treatment. We’re also happy to discuss payment options and insurance coverage to help you manage expenses.

Stay calm, make sure your pet is in a safe and comfortable area, and gather any relevant information (such as medications, recent lab results from your regular vet, or your insurance details). Keep a phone handy so we can contact you if needed.

Yes, our emergency vet services are open on bank holidays. Whether it's Christmas or New Year’s Eve, we are working all year round to serve your pets in times of an emergency.