This Christmas,
our lights are always on

Care you can count on

Do you need help?

Providing out-of-hours and emergency care when your vet is closed

It is the season to be worry free and Christmas should be full of surprises, but a pet emergency shouldn’t be one of them.

With Vets Now, you can rest easy knowing our lights are always on, even on Christmas Day.

Whenever the unexpected happens, our expert team is just a call away, ready to provide the care your pet needs.

Concerned?

We’ve partnered with PawSquad so you can speak to a vet from home or out and about

More about PawSquad

Calm?

If your pet is completely fine, you can focus on preventing emergencies with our pet advice page.

Read our pet care advice

Christmas emergencies in numbers

Did you know Christmas is one of the busiest times for emergency vets? Last year our dedicated team cared for over 23,000 pets, ensuring emergency support when it’s needed most.

From chocolate and mince pies to batteries and alcohol, festive items can be dangerous for pets. Take a look at our infographic from last year to see the common cases we treated, and ensure you keep these items out of your pet’s way this year.

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Keeping your dog safe

The cold weather brings a new set of hazards that may make your dog ill. Do you know what to watch out for?

View our infographic

Keeping your cat safe

Cats can get into lots of mischief in the winter months - learn more about some of the top risks to watch out for here.

View our infographic

Christmas advice for dog and cat owners

5 popular festive plants that could poison your pets

Some festive plants can harm pets. Get the facts to ensure your furry friends stay healthy

Learn more about festive plants