Vets Now Bewertungen 

Do NOT use fees are ridiculous they don't tell you till after the situation is delt with and they after service with complaints is dire BE Warned.

Despite being very busy everyone was kind and thoughtful and worked in conjunction with my vet to help my very sick dog. He is now recovered and we feel very thankful.

Very helpful, helped put our concerns at ease. Thank you for your help.

Terrible Service!
Took my very quiet & obviously very poorly Labrador to Vets Now, Wimborne, on Saturday evening. I have had previous poor treatment with them & would have avoided going if I could, but this couldn’t wait. The vets couldn’t diagnose anything but a high temperature (which I already knew) & gave me pain killers. - but they did t know what for! That was over £600!
I had to return the following night. Over £300 charged again with another diagnosis of a temperature. They even charge £35 to contact Pet Plan which takes weeks if not months! My own vets charge £8 & contact Pet Plan the same day.

The next day I took her to my own vet who immediately took her in, put her on a drip & scanned her abdomen. She was then transferred straight away to Southern Counties specialist vets for an emergency operation.
My dog had a perforated caecal mass & secondary septic abdomen. She is lucky to be alive, only due to the fantastic treatment from Lynwood & Southern Counties.

The diagnosis & treatment was terrible from Vets Now & charges of over £900 for a few minutes with us absolutely disgraceful. I have already started an official complaint.

The service was excellent but the price was far too high

an hour before opening and I am charged over £350 just to see the vet for 15mins. Absolute rip off don't how they can justify this cost

I am writing this to issue a severe warning to any pet owner considering Vets Now Cheltenham. Our beautiful Pierre, a cherished member of our family for nearly 10 years, was euthanised here over the Easter bank holiday.

​Before the procedure, we signed a formal consent form specifically requesting a lock of his hair and a paw print for a planned memorial tattoo. Despite this being a written instruction on a legal document, the clinic failed to take them due to what they admitted in writing was a 'human communication error.' Pierre was cremated before we were told. They permanently and irreversibly robbed us of our only opportunity to have a physical keepsake of our boy.

​While their initial mistake was heartbreaking, their behavior since has been utterly abhorrent. They originally tried to brush us off with an insulting £100 'goodwill' gesture (a tiny fraction of our £1,882.59 bill) and then completely cut off all communication, ignoring our emails and refusing to respond to the Veterinary Client Mediation Service (VCMS).

​It ultimately took publishing an honest online review to finally force them to the negotiating table. After months of stalling and evasion, they begrudgingly agreed to a token £150 settlement just to close the file. A minor payout does nothing to fix a permanent, irreparable loss, and their tactics throughout this entire ordeal have exposed a callous, corporate machine completely devoid of compassion or professional ethics. Do not trust them with your pets, and do not trust them with your final wishes.

​Please note: While our initial experience was with the Cheltenham branch of Vets Now, this review should be considered more widely for any branch of this business nationwide, given the complaint was handled by head office and demonstrates the appalling lack of professionalism by this company.

Helpful friendly staff, knowledgeable vet. The vet carried out a thorough examination of our dog and suggested treatment to help.

We visited Vets Now with our dog out of hours. We were there less than 20 minutes and charged nearly £500, £313 of that was just for the consultation! The prices are extortionate and take advantage of pet owners who have an ill animal late at night and feel like they have no other option but to take them to be seen. We still ended up taking our dog to her regular vet the next day for actual treatment. The vet we saw wasn’t friendly or reassuring. He was rather cold and very clinical. We were also charged a £35 ‘admin fee’ because we wanted to claim on our pet insurance, this apparently is for them to provide information to the insurer. The facility was a necessity in a very scary time but In hind sight it’s a total rip off

I found the Vet very helpful and understanding and she also suggested a probiotic which my normal vet didn’t

It is now eight and a half weeks since our GS was put to sleep. After three weeks, I requested to know where the ashes for our pet were as we had requested return of the ashes and told I should get a response within 35 days. On receipt of this, I replied this was totally unacceptable as the process was too long and we had her put to sleep on the spot after her diagnosis - so no case history etc etc. I got a response three days later - sorry an administration error - your pet was sent to COMMUNAL cremation - offered cremation fee back + £50 compensation! I immediately replied I wanted to know that my pet had been treated in a humane manner and some confirmation that she was indeed cremated and where she was as we at least hoped to have some closure - 20 days after that I have no response other than to my previous response - we will get back to you within 25 DAYS this time. I paid over £1000 to have her looked at and put to sleep, that there are no checks as to have the after treatment is carried out beggard belief from the prices they charge - can understand higher vet fees for ooh service - but NOT the add ons - especially if they totally fail

Dealt with quickly and efficiently by staff who seemed to genuinely care.

The staff and vet at Vets Now County Road South Hull was absolutely brilliant with our dog. I was made aware of all options and the vet made sure she had my consent to go through with anything my dog needed. Our dog was very stressed and the vet made sure our dogs wellbeing was paramount. Thank you so much

I had to take my dog with a mouth wound. He is always very anxious with vets and needs to be muzzled in order for vet to examine him. The vet we saw was absolutely super and spent time on floor with him initially, making a fuss of him and thereby gaining his confidence. She was then able to do whatever was needed.

Friendly staff and attended to quickly. Great service.

The team were absolutely brilliant with my dog for an emergency on Sunday.
They helped me so much even to sorting my insurance

£450 down the drain, when telephone advisor could've advised us to contact the poisons line first. Triage vet nurse at Walnut Tree, Milton Keynes, also unfortunately lacking in knowledge and I felt I had to advise him when he was keen to take my dog in to be sick. Eventually the vet came in to let me know she had called the poisons line and there was no need to worry and no need for treatment and that next time it would be worth calling the poisons line first as it was much cheaper. Thanks for the very late advice!

Needed to see a vet as an emergency. The vet was very good and we didn't have to wait too long.
It was expensive though and I didn't expect it to be quite so much in need of a cleaner.

I’ll start with genuine praise for the reception team, who were exceptional - friendly, empathetic, helpful, and completely unfazed when my anxious puppy had three accidents in the waiting room- ita why I was there. They cheerfully cleaned up after her, and when trying to sort out the baffling charges, I mentioned I’d need to catch a urine sample at home, they found me a plastic kidney bowl to use - despite the vet having handed me only a small vial. That kind of thoughtful, practical kindness genuinely helped on a stressful Sunday morning, and they deserve real credit.

Almost everything else fell short. We waited around 90 minutes despite an empty waiting room and no information about the delay. When we were finally seen, the clinical care felt strikingly basic: a urinary problem was the suspected issue, yet my dog’s temperature wasn’t taken, no tests were carried out, and the examination amounted to feeling her abdomen. That was essentially it.

In short, it felt like an overstretched NHS A&E experience - the long, uninformed wait, the minimal assessment - but at full private prices. The cost was eye-watering, comfortably the most expensive element of an already expensive weekend, and the value simply wasn’t there for what we received. I left having paid a small fortune only to be advised to see my own vet, which I did the next working day - where a simple urine test produced an actual diagnosis for a fraction of the cost.

The aftercare admin then made things worse. I received a stream of follow-up emails and multiple invoices that appeared to say different things, with unclear and at times contradictory guidance about the insurance process - who was claiming what, whether I needed to pay an outstanding balance, and what I was supposed to do next. It took real effort to untangle, at a point when I was already stressed and out of pocket. Clear, single, consistent communication would have made an enormous difference.

I don’t doubt genuine out-of-hours emergency cover is expensive to provide, and I’m glad it exists for true emergencies. But the combination of a long wait, minimal assessment, premium pricing, and confusing follow-up left me frustrated. Credit to the reception staff; the wider service and its aftermath need to be a great deal better.

Everyone, the receptionist, nurse and vet, was amazingly helpful, kind and knowledgeable. We brought our cat, Pebble, who had suddenly become extremely unwell. She, and we, were treated with real kindness. The vet was honest about Pebble's condition and possible outcome. We chose to let her go peacefully as the kindest thing we could do for her. We stayed with her.