Vet practice in Coventry

Vets Now (Coventry)

4.2(428 reviews)
34 Barker Butts Lane, Coventry, West Midlands, CV6 1DT

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Vets Now (Coventry) in Coventry

Vets Now Coventry is an emergency veterinary service located within PDSA Pet Hospital at 34 Barker Butts Lane, Coventry, CV6 1DT. This practice focuses on providing out-of-hours and emergency care for pets, ensuring that animals receive urgent treatment when their regular veterinary practices are closed. They do not appear to offer routine veterinary services, but rather specialise in critical care situations.

The practice distinguishes itself by offering online video consultations for pet owners who are unsure if their animal requires emergency treatment, providing accessible advice from qualified vets. Their "Never Pay Twice" policy, if referred to Vets Now, aims to provide reassurance regarding costs for pet owners in emergency situations.

Vets Now Coventry operates during bank holidays and offers a direct phone line for immediate emergency contact. Pet owners can find directions to the clinic via Google Maps. Parking information and accessibility details are not specified.

Vets Now (Coventry) is based at 34 Barker Butts Lane, Coventry, West Midlands, CV6 1DT in West Midlands. The practice treats birds, cats, dogs and small mammals.

Animals treated

Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Birds

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Vets Now (Coventry) reviews

4.2(428 reviews)

Average rating of 4.2 out of 5 based on 428 reviews. Sourced from Google.

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  • Scarlett Parr-Reid· 3 months ago

    Vets Now in Coventry provides a really great service. I took my rabbit to them as she wasn't eating her food. Their receptionist was really helpful on the phone and in person, and the vet saw my rabbit Lilo within half an hour of me calling, which was out of hours. The nurses and vet were considerate and thorough, reassuring me and providing information on the care Lilo needed. I felt like Lilo was in safe hands. I would recommend Vets Now Coventry to anyone with a pet in Coventry or nearby.

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  • emjb b· 5 months ago

    Charles & the team were brilliant when our Chihuahua had a heart attack. Very calm & compassionate. They also picked up things our regular vet hadnt mentioned. They stabalised her over night & gave us a very detailed report to pass to our own regular vet when we collected her next day, so she could continue treatment and she's since made a good recovery. Can't thank the team enough!!! Only wish we had an emergency vets closer to us

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  • Leighton Padotan· 5 months ago

    Called ahead of time to emergency appointment. Receptionist was very understanding and welcoming. Vet saw my injured dog . After less than 4 hours had to return as my pet my bleeding through the dressing and needed. Had to pay consultation fee again … waited for over 1 hour to be seen … re bandaged and paid again … less than 1 hour back at home and bleeding came through dressing again !

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  • Janet Flynn· 6 months ago

    Called ahead to let them know we were on our way. Staff were extremely helpful, and very compassionate. Updated on collection the next morning with paperwork for handover to our regular vet practice. A very positive experience under the circumstances, a massive thank you to the staff on duty that night 🙂

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  • Karen Radcliffe· 8 months ago

    Cat with broken tail: Wonderful welcome, only had to wait for a minute. The vet was very pleasant, removed the cat to another room to have a better look and returned after 5 minutes with Metacam. I asked what we should do next and I was met with a non commital ‘wait and see, it might go black and drop off or it might get better. If you are worried, come back or go to your own vet’. Needless to say, as the tail was stone cold and clearly had no sensation / feeling at all, we went to our own vet the next day and they kept her and amputated the same day. That was an expensive 5 minutes for 3ml of Metacam and little reassurance.

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