If you are reading this page to determine whether or not you have an emergency, call us!
We provide an emergency veterinary service for all of our clients in Meath and Dublin, with our team of veterinary surgeons and nurses working from our Clonsilla and Dundrum hospitals seven days a week, including bank holidays.
It can be stressful when pet owners are faced with the challenge of finding an emergency veterinary care service for their cats and dogs.
By providing our own in-house emergency service, we will have access to all your medical records from any of our other practices.
Should your put need emergency medical attention while we are closed, our clients can use the Pet Emergency Hospital, who provide a fantastic, round-the-clock service.
If you find yourself in an emergency situation with your pet, ring us straight away so that we can advise you on the best course of action to take, and to arrange for you to visit us.
If you require veterinary attention outside of our opening hours, simply call your regular practice number and you will be put through to one of the Pet Emergency Hospital team.
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How do I know if my pet needs emergency veterinary attention?
If you are concerned about your pet’s health for any reason we recommend that you ring us straight away so that we can help you to ensure your pet receives the appropriate care.
How much will it cost me to access the Village Vets emergency service?
If your pet is on the Pet Health Plan, Sunday and Bank Holiday consultations at any of our Village Vets clinics are €72.00 (normal consult fee is €110).
What do I do if I have a veterinary emergency with my pet?
Ring your regular Village Vets practice straight away. If one of our hospital sites is open, your call will be transferred to them directly. If they are closed your call will be put through to the Pet Emergency Hospital team.
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