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As the UK’s leading pet emergency care provider, we offer expert veterinary insight, real-life case studies and media support. Get in touch using the details below.
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Our spokespeople are experienced veterinary professionals whose passion and expertise make them perfectly placed to comment on any animal-related topics. Having appeared on various local, regional and national radio and television broadcasts, our senior vets and vet nurses are readily available to provide media interviews, comments and information.
Our state-of-the-art hospitals in Glasgow and Manchester also provide ideal filming locations. If you would like to speak to one of our spokespeople, please get in touch using one of the contact methods above.
Sadie Spencer is the Principal Vet at Vets Now Liverpool.
Their role involves maintaining clinical and professional standards within their team and supporting local partner practices.
Sadie graduated from the Royal Veterinary College and has built a varied career across small animal general practice, referral work and emergency care. Their clinical interests lie in diagnostic imaging and ECC.
In addition to their clinical role, Sadie also works with the Vets Now marketing team as a PR spokesperson, approving content to ensure it meets clinical standards and providing input on media and PR activity.

Vets Now was established in 2001 and is the leading provider of emergency veterinary care for companion animals in the UK.
With 24/7 pet emergency hospitals in Glasgow and Manchester and a network of out-of-hours clinics nationwide, Vets Now is committed to delivering a responsive emergency and critical care service for cats, dogs and other small animals.
Vets Now also partners with more than 1,800 veterinary practices across the UK to provide their clients with a seamless out-of-hours emergency care service.
Vets Now remains at the forefront of emergency veterinary care through its commitment to clinical excellence and training, employing many of the country’s top emergency and critical care specialists.
