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Vets Now Manchester Hospital Vets Now Manchester is a 24/7 pet emergency hospital specialising in care for small animals 🐾 We are a 24/7 Emergency Pet Hospital.
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We also offer a full surgery referral service which includes orthopaedic and soft tissue surgery.

06/11/2026

Feedback Friday

Emma, the veterinary nurse, was extremely kind and caring to Finn, which meant a great deal to both of us. Emma explained everything to me very clearly and I felt completely confident in her ability to look after Finn. I really appreciate the consideration that Emma showed to Finn in that he was very nervous and we were allowed to stay together in a side room while the treatment progressed, rather than Finn being on the main ward. Finn is about fine now. Many, many thanks and best wishes from Chris.

Thank you very much for this lovely review 🐾

05/11/2026

🔥🎆 Happy Bonfire Night...

Remember, remember… ***Most pets hate*** the 5th of November! 🧨

Tonight is all about fireworks, sparklers and cosy nights, but while we're enjoying the celebrations, let's make sure our furry friends stay safe too! 🐶😺🐰🐴

A few little reminders for pet owners:

🐾 Keep pets safely indoors during fireworks.
🐾 Close windows and curtains to help reduce noise and flashes.
🐾 Create a cosy, quiet hiding place where they can feel safe.
🐾 Keep fireworks and sparklers well away from curious paws and noses.
🐾 Never force your pet to go outside if they're feeling frightened.

Classic FM usually has a pet friendly playlist running, my pets in the past have found this comforting ❤

From all of us at Vets Now Manchester, have a safe and happy Bonfire Night! 🎇

Happy Halloween!!!! Ghosts, ghouls, fireworks, strange costumes and a never ending doorbell can be a little too much for...
31/10/2026

Happy Halloween!!!!

Ghosts, ghouls, fireworks, strange costumes and a never ending doorbell can be a little too much for our four legged friends! 😱🐶🐱

Here are a few simple ways to keep your pets happy and safe this Halloween!

🍫 Keep the treats for the trick or treaters! Chocolate and sweets can be harmful to pets, so make sure they’re kept well out of reach, and far away.

🎭 Let them skip the costume! Not every pet enjoys dressing up, so if your furry friend isn’t a fan, don’t force it.

🔔 Give your pet a quiet, cosy space away from the front door where they can relax.

🎃 Pumpkin patrol! Keep pumpkins somewhere your pet can’t knock over, chew or investigate.

And remember… Halloween should be fun for everyone! Including our pets! ❤️🐾

Have a safe and happy Halloween from all of us! 🎃👻

Classic horrors, pet edition. 🎃🎬
30/10/2026

Classic horrors, pet edition. 🎃🎬

This little superstar belongs to one of our client care colleagues at our Vets Now Manchester Hospital and recently help...
29/10/2026

This little superstar belongs to one of our client care colleagues at our Vets Now Manchester Hospital and recently helped another pet in need. ❤️

He donated a small blood sample, which our team processed to separate the serum from the blood cells. This serum was then prepared as eye drops, using Boris’s very own blood.

Serum eye drops contain naturally occurring proteins and growth factors that can help support the healing of the eye.

What a brave little hero! A big thank you to Boris for being such a good boy. 🥰

Happy National Cat Day to all of our feline friends! Today is all about celebrating our fabulous feline friends! From th...
29/10/2026

Happy National Cat Day to all of our feline friends!

Today is all about celebrating our fabulous feline friends! From the cuddly lap cats to the independent little divas who prefer to pretend they don’t need us! 😹

At Vets Now Manchester, we see cats of all shapes, sizes and personalities, and we love helping them feel their very best. 🐾

Share your best photos below!

The stuff of nightmares… according to our pets👻What would be on your pet's list? 😆
27/10/2026

The stuff of nightmares… according to our pets👻

What would be on your pet's list? 😆

Fun things to do with your pets this spooky season!!! 🎃
26/10/2026

Fun things to do with your pets this spooky season!!! 🎃

26/10/2026

There’s ALWAYS time for a pup cup 🍦🐶

There are many varieties of fungi (wild mushrooms) throughout the UK, and while only a small amount of those are toxic, ...
23/10/2026

There are many varieties of fungi (wild mushrooms) throughout the UK, and while only a small amount of those are toxic, it is very difficult to identify which are safe and which aren't if your dog eats one.

For this reason, you must always treat fungi ingestion as poisoning and contact your vet immediately or if out-of-hours, your nearest Vets Now clinic, so they can provide the right care. If you can, take a sample of the fungi with you.

Another very kind review ❤"We were recommended to go to Vets Now Manchester for Maui our British Shorthair Cat as was no...
23/10/2026

Another very kind review ❤

"We were recommended to go to Vets Now Manchester for Maui our British Shorthair Cat as was not eating for nearly a week, after many test at our own vets it was time to get an ultrasound at Vets Now Manchester, so was admitted there.They were very welcoming and accommodating caring and considerate, and answered all my questions and concerns. He was in for an ultrasound and detected something in his stomach (Polyps) which was rare but has been removed. They walked us through everything that was going to happen step by step and kept us up to date. Andrew was ace the surgeon and spoke to us keeping us up to date post operation. We were even invited day before the surgery to see how he has been and fuss him for a few hours. Safe to say these vets and staff really care about animals but also have the same amount of care and consideration for their owners, which is so important. Were hoping Maui is going to make a great recovery, and couldn't thank the staff, the veterinary nurses and the surgeon enough!"

Thank you very much! It always means the world to hear such lovely reviews ☺

When a hot water bottle suddenly burst, Cavapoo Peaches and her owner Christian suffered serious burns in a terrifying a...
20/10/2026

When a hot water bottle suddenly burst, Cavapoo Peaches and her owner Christian suffered serious burns in a terrifying accident at home.

Despite suffering painful burns himself, Christian's only concern was getting two-year-old Peaches the help she needed.

He rushed her to our Vets Now Manningtree clinic, where our team quickly realised they had not one, but two patients in need of urgent help.

What followed was a team effort, with our colleagues going above and beyond to care for both Peaches and her devoted owner. ❤️

👉 Read their incredible story and find out how our team helped: https://www.vets-now.com/pet-stories/peaches-cavapoo

Thank you for this lovely review 🐾"I can’t thank Vets Now enough for the care they gave Coco when we had to take her in ...
20/10/2026

Thank you for this lovely review 🐾

"I can’t thank Vets Now enough for the care they gave Coco when we had to take her in unexpectedly. We were extremely worried about her, but the whole team was so kind, caring and reassuring. They treated Coco with so much patience and compassion and really took the time to help her when she was poorly. They made us feel listened to and kept us reassured throughout what was a very stressful time. I’m so grateful for everything they did for Coco and for how lovely everyone was with her. Thank you to the whole Vets Now team for helping our girl when she needed it most. ❤️🐾"

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19/10/2026

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17/10/2026

Happy National Fetch Day! 🐶

Is your dog a fetch fanatic, a ball chasing expert, or more of a you threw it, now you get it!!! kind of dog?

Fetch is a brilliant way to keep our doggies active and entertained, but there are a few things to watch out for to keep playtime safe!

🦴 Stick to suitable toys...Sticks can splinter and cause serious injuries to the mouth, throat and digestive tract. Choose a suitable dog toy or ball instead.

🎾 Choose the right-sized ball...Balls that are too small can become choking hazards.

🏃 Avoid over doing it...Lots of sprinting, sudden stops and sharp turns can put strain on joints and muscles, particularly in excitable and older dogs.

☀️ Watch out for overheating...Take regular breaks, especially in warmer weather, and always provide fresh water.

We'd love to see some action shots in the comments below!

A diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but with the right care and treatment, many dogs can continue to live happy,...
16/10/2026

A diabetes diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but with the right care and treatment, many dogs can continue to live happy, healthy lives. ❤️

From recognising the early warning signs to managing a diagnosis and understanding potential emergencies, we've broken down some of the key things every dog owner should know. 👈

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4zEnIpS

16/10/2026

Feedback Friday 🐾

"I have been here several times and there is always great care from all the staff. The hospital has so many facilities that it means they can handle complex cases without further travel and can also call on experts from other hospitals in their organisation. The vets and nursing staff really take on board what you say about your dog- if they are anxious etc which makes a huge difference for your dog. They listen to your concerns and I always feel my dogs are in safe hands. Very lucky to have this place so close to where I live."

We appreciate your lovely review ☺

15/10/2026

How do you stop buying your dog every toy you see? Asking for a friend 🐶

14/10/2026

Pet Obesity Awareness Day 🐾

We are all guilty spoiling our pets, but those extra treats can soon add up!

Carrying extra weight can increase the risk of health problems such as diabetes, arthritis and heart disease.

A few simple ways to help

Measure food portions carefully.
Keep treats to a minimum.
Encourage regular exercise and play.
Monitor their weight and body shape. (regular weight checks at your GP practice are a great way of doing this!)

Poor Bodie was seriously unwell when she arrived at our Vets Now Glasgow Hospital, suffering from vomiting, loss of appe...
12/10/2026

Poor Bodie was seriously unwell when she arrived at our Vets Now Glasgow Hospital, suffering from vomiting, loss of appetite and very low energy.

After carrying out tests, our team discovered that Bodie had developed diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), a life-threatening complication of diabetes, as well as pneumonia. 😥

But what exactly is diabetic ketoacidosis?

DKA occurs when the body doesn't have enough insulin to use glucose for energy. Instead, it begins breaking down fat, producing substances called ketones. When these build up in the blood, they can make it dangerously acidic.

Signs can include vomiting, loss of appetite, extreme tiredness and dehydration. It's a serious condition that requires urgent veterinary treatment.

Bodie spent five days in intensive care, receiving round-the-clock care from our Internal Medicine, Emergency and Critical Care, and Diagnostic teams.

Thankfully, we're delighted to share that Bodie is now back home and feeling much more like herself! ❤️

Her owners are learning how to manage her diabetes with insulin injections, with continued support from our Internal Medicine team.

Well done, Bodie! 🐾

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98 Bury Old Road
Manchester
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