Emergency Home Vet

Emergency Home Vet Emergency home visits for your pets! Across London and Manchester areas.

Happy 1st Birthday to Emergency Home Vet North West! 🎉 We're so incredibly proud of what we've achieved in our first yea...
14/10/2025

Happy 1st Birthday to Emergency Home Vet North West! 🎉

We're so incredibly proud of what we've achieved in our first year, bringing emergency vet care right to your doorstep.

Take a look at some of our amazing milestones for the North West alone:

📞 5333 Calls answered

🏡 842 Home visits

⭐️ 9.63 / 10 Triage Nurse rating

🩺 9.58 / 10 Vet rating

❤️ 6.4% Hospitalisation rate

🌟 46 5-star Google reviews!

Thank you to our incredible team and all the pet parents who have trusted us with their furry family members.

Here's to many more years of caring for your pets!

💚 Vet Nurse Awareness Day 💚Friday was Vet Nurse Awareness Day, and we want to take a moment to recognise the incredible ...
12/10/2025

💚 Vet Nurse Awareness Day 💚

Friday was Vet Nurse Awareness Day, and we want to take a moment to recognise the incredible Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) who make up our triage team here at Emergency Home Vet.

Our triage nurses are absolutely essential to what we do. They are the calm, knowledgeable voices on the other end of the phone - assessing emergencies, supporting worried owners, and helping us prioritise urgent cases so pets get the help they need as quickly as possible.

Their clinical knowledge, compassion and composure make a huge difference to the pets and people we help every single night. 💚

A huge thank you to our triage RVNs - you’re the unsung heroes of emergency veterinary care! Heres some memories shared from the many years our RVNS have been caring for your lovely pets throughout their careers!

⚠️ Blue-Green Algae Warning! ⚠️ ☀️ With the hot weather, we’re seeing an increase in blue-green algae growth in ponds, ...
21/08/2025

⚠️ Blue-Green Algae Warning! ⚠️

☀️ With the hot weather, we’re seeing an increase in blue-green algae growth in ponds, lakes, and rivers.

🚫 This algae is highly toxic to dogs – even small amounts can make them critically ill or sadly prove fatal.
🚫 It often looks like green or blue scum on the surface of the water.
🚫 If your dog swims in or drinks contaminated water, symptoms can appear within minutes: Vomiting or diarrhoea, weakness or collapse, seizures, Breathing difficulties.

If you suspect your dog has been exposed, seek emergency veterinary help immediately. For when your usual clinic is closed, call us: London 0208 073 0500 & Manchester 0161 394 0942.

Please keep your pets safe by avoiding any water with algae present this bank holiday🐾

🐾 Meet Plop 🐾Her name makes us smile every time we say it, but this little one has quite a story.Plop was the only survi...
19/08/2025

🐾 Meet Plop 🐾

Her name makes us smile every time we say it, but this little one has quite a story.

Plop was the only survivor of a stray litter found in the bushes of her family's garden 🥺. Recently, she started having some difficulties with her urination. After a visit from our wonderful vet Andrei, and some anti-inflammatories, Plop is now feeling much better! 💛

These days, she lives happily with her sister-from-another-mister Squash, who taught her how to be a kitten again.

We love hearing the names and stories behind the pets we meet - some are sweet, some are funny, and some are completely unique.

👉 What’s your pet’s name? Share it with us in the comments (photos encouraged 📸).

🐦 Found a baby bird? Not sure what to do?Spring and summer often bring encounters with young wild birds — but the best t...
27/07/2025

🐦 Found a baby bird? Not sure what to do?

Spring and summer often bring encounters with young wild birds — but the best thing you can do isn’t always what you might think. This brilliant flowchart from the RSPCA helps you figure out whether a bird needs help… or should just be left alone.

✨ Key points:
🔹 Fledglings (with feathers) are meant to be out of the nest – parents are usually close by!
🔹 Nestlings (no feathers) do need help – they can't survive on their own.
🔹 Never give food or water, and only handle birds if absolutely necessary.

🧤 Use gloves if you must move them, and always keep pets well away.

📲 For more info and helpful videos, visit rspca.org.uk/babybirds
📞 Or call the RSPCA on 0300 1234 999 if you're ever unsure about a wild bird.

Let’s help wildlife the right way 💚

🔴 EXTREME HEAT STROKE WARNING FOR DOGS – TEMPERATURES OVER 30°Cs THIS WEEKEND!! 🔴With the extreme heat hitting the UK th...
12/07/2025

🔴 EXTREME HEAT STROKE WARNING FOR DOGS – TEMPERATURES OVER 30°Cs THIS WEEKEND!! 🔴

With the extreme heat hitting the UK this weekend, we’re urging all pet parents to take extra care – dogs can suffer heat stroke in minutes, and it can be fatal without fast intervention. ⚠️Remember: A skipped walk is far better than a walk with a fatal outcome⚠️

🚨 What to watch for:
Heavy panting or rapid breathing

Lethargy, confusion, or collapse

Bright red or pale gums

Vomiting or diarrhoea

Seizures or unresponsiveness

🐾 How to help your dog stay safe:
✅ Walk early morning or late evening

✅ Always provide shade and fresh water

✅ NEVER leave your dog in a car — not even for a minute

✅ Avoid hot pavements — if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for paws

⚠️ If you suspect heat stroke, act immediately:
Move your dog to a cool area

Offer cool (not cold) water

Continuously pour cool water over their body, especially armpits and groin (do not leave wet towels on them - this can have the opposite desired effect). Use a fan too if you have one.

Call a vet immediately!!

🆘 At Emergency Home Vet, we are on-call out-of-hours to come to you when your pet needs us most. If your dog is showing any signs of heat stroke, don’t wait — get in touch straight away.
📞 London (0208 073 0500) & Manchester (0161 394 0942)
🌐 www.emergencyhomevet.co.uk

Stay safe and keep your pups cool this weekend! 🐶💧

🎉 Celebrating 20 Years of Dedication! 🎉Today we’re raising a huge cheer (and glass of coffee!) for our incredible triage...
11/07/2025

🎉 Celebrating 20 Years of Dedication! 🎉

Today we’re raising a huge cheer (and glass of coffee!) for our incredible triage Registered Veterinary Nurse, Tina, who is celebrating 20 years in the veterinary nursing profession! 🐾💚

With two decades of compassion, clinical excellence, and unwavering commitment to animals and their people, Tina is a true pillar of our team. Whether she’s providing calm, expert support over the phone or guiding owners through stressful moments with empathy and care, Tina’s impact is felt by every patient and person she helps.

Thank you, Tina, for everything you’ve brought to the profession and to Emergency Home Vet. Your knowledge, kindness, and dedication continue to inspire us every single day. 💫

Here’s to the past 20 years — and many more to come! 🥂🐶🐱

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Tuesday 6pm - 6am
Wednesday 6pm - 6am
Thursday 6pm - 6am
Friday 6pm - 6am
Saturday 12pm - 12am
Sunday 12am - 6am

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