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Vets Now Milton Keynes is a pet emergency clinic dedicated to out-of-hours care for small animals. 🐾

08/10/2025

Cold nights and crunchy leaves are back, and so are Autumn’s hidden dangers to dogs. 🐕

From rock salt to acorns and conkers, swipe through to familiarise yourself and keep your dog safe this season.

For more tips and advice, visit: https://bit.ly/46oHObI

06/10/2025

Oscar recently came to see our Vets Now Manchester Hospital with ongoing bleeding and complications following a previous urethrostomy, a surgery he had to help relieve blockages caused by painful bladder stones.

After a thorough examination, our vets discovered that Oscar was anaemic and had necrotic (dead) tissue, putting him at serious risk of infection.

Our surgical team acted quickly, performing a scrotal ablation to remove the damaged tissue, and a urethrostomy revision to ensure urine could flow properly and safely.

Oscar is now recovering well with lots of TLC, pain relief, and monitoring from both our team and his loving owners 🐶

04/10/2025

Fungi (like wild mushrooms) are dangerous to dogs because many varieties contain toxins that can cause serious harm if ingested. Since it’s challenging to determine which types are safe, we recommend treating any ingestion of wild mushrooms as potentially harmful. 🍄

If your pup does eat one, contact your vet immediately or if out of hours, your nearest Vets Now clinic, so they can provide the right care. ❤️

30/09/2025

Brave girl Bungle recently became a hero at our Vets Now Manchester Hospital, where she saved the life of her friend Flippen, an ICU patient who was in urgent need of a blood transfusion. Thanks to Bungle’s life-saving donation, Flippen was given a second chance. ❤️

We’re incredibly proud of Bungle, and we’re thrilled to share that Flippen is now home and well on the road to recovery. 🐱🥰

28/09/2025

Autumn is well and truly here 🍂

As we settle into the new season, it's important to keep an extra eye on our feline friends. Seasonal hazards can put curious cats at risk, particularly outdoor cats. 🌙

Learn more about the dangers to look out for and visit our dedicated website for more tips and resources to help keep your cat healthy and safe: https://bit.ly/46oHObI

24/09/2025

While acorns and conkers are a seasonal snack for squirrels, they can be toxic to dogs.

Ingesting them may lead to serious health issues, including vomiting, diarrhoea, drooling, abdominal pain, lethargy and in some cases, dangerous intestinal blockages.

Many pet owners don’t realise the risks, especially during their Autumn walks. To keep your dog safe it is important to:

🍂 Supervise them closely outdoors
🍂Never encourage them to play with or fetch acorns or conkers

For more tips on keeping your dog safe this season, visit our Autumn hub: https://www.vets-now.com/autumn/

22/09/2025

The lovely Maja was recently brought to our Vets Now Manchester Hospital showing concerning signs of acute lethargy, breathing difficulties, and problems with her balance.

Once admitted to our hospital, our team observed that Maja was experiencing tremors and seizures, and further examination unfortunately revealed fluid around her lungs.

Following thorough investigations, Maja was diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a condition that was once considered a terminal diagnosis. Thankfully, advancements in FIP research and treatment have revolutionised the outlook for affected cats.

Over the following days, Maja responded remarkably well. Her appetite returned, she regained independent mobility, and remained seizure-free throughout her recovery.

We were thrilled to discharge Maja feeling stronger, brighter, and back to her loving self. She’s now continuing her recovery at home with her devoted family who generously brought in a cake to thank our amazing team. 🐱❤️

We're so proud of Maja and grateful to have played a part in her journey to recovery. 🥰

18/09/2025

Leo, a six-year-old Golden Retriever, had only taken a few bites of his dinner when he became restless and started yelping. His owner, Mathew, instantly knew something was wrong. When he felt Leo’s belly, he discovered a hard mass, a telltale sign of bloat, or GDV (Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus), a condition that can kill dogs within hours. 😢

Mathew rushed Leo to the emergency vet at Vets Now Gateshead, where scans confirmed GDV. Our vet, Conrad, tried to manually reverse the twisted stomach, but surgery was the only option. The operation saved Leo’s life but his spleen was so badly damaged it had to be removed.

Just hours later, as Leo was being prepped for discharge, he began to haemorrhage. A second emergency operation revealed that his liver was oozing blood. To make matters worse, the pet blood bank was closed. That’s when Mathew suggested their younger retriever, Gamble, as a donor. Miraculously, he was a match and calmly gave blood on the spot, saving his brother’s life. 🌟

But Leo wasn’t out of the woods yet. He began to bleed again the next day. Then came the final miracle: a last-minute delivery of rare platelets from Pet Blood Bank UK . It worked and Leo amazingly began to recover! ❤️

Now home and healing, Leo’s story is a powerful reminder that bloat in dogs is an extremely serious, life-threatening condition which requires urgent veterinary treatment. Learn more about this condition here: https://www.vets-now.com/pet-care-advice/gdv-bloat-in-dogs/ #:~:text=Bloat%20in%20dogs%20is%20an,dog%20is%20suffering%20from%20bloat.

15/09/2025

They really do teach us so much 🥰🐾

12/09/2025

As autumn sets in and the temperatures begin to drop, it’s time to make sure your outdoor rabbits are warm, safe, and ready for the season ahead. 🍂🐇

From cosy bedding to daily checks, we’ve rounded up the essential tips every rabbit owner should know. Swipe through to keep your bunny happy 👉

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10/09/2025

Poor Ralph came into our Preston clinic after 24 hours of vomiting, diarrhoea, and just not being himself. 🤒

Our team discovered he was suffering from Acute Haemorrhagic Diarrhoea Syndrome (AHDS) - a severe, potentially life-threatening condition. He was very unwell on arrival, so we acted fast with fluid therapy, pain relief, and Fresh Frozen Plasma (a blood donation from Pet Blood Bank UK) to stabilise him.

After a few nights in our care, Ralph was back on his paws and able to return home to his loving family. 💙

AHDS can be extremely serious. Click here to learn more and familiarise yourself with the signs: https://bit.ly/3iQjMR7

08/09/2025

Autumn means crisp air, crunchy leaves, and cosy adventures with your pets - but the season can also bring hidden risks for them. 🍂

As your trusted out-of-hours pet emergency service, we’re here whenever you need us most.

📍 Find your nearest Vets Now clinic here: https://bit.ly/45U0IqX

21/08/2025

A reminder that we’re open this August bank holiday Monday. 🐾

Emergencies can happen anytime, especially when your daytime vet practice is closed, but our team is ready to help if needed.

We’re open 24 hours on Monday, the 25th.

Call us on: 01908 590343
Find us at: Flyfield Barrow, Milton Keynes MK7 7AN

22/05/2025

Just a reminder that we’re open this May bank holiday weekend.

Emergencies can happen anytime, especially when your daytime vet practice is closed, but our team is ready to help if needed.

We’re open 24 hours on Monday, the 26th.

🤳🏿 Call us: 01908 590343
📍 Find us: Fyfield Barrow, Milton Keynes MK7 7AN

01/05/2025

Just a reminder that we’re open this May bank holiday.

Emergencies can happen at any time, especially when your daytime vet practice is closed, but our team is ready to help if needed.

We’re open 24 hours on Monday 5th May.

🤳 Call us: 01908 590343
📍 Find us: Fyfield Barrow, Milton Keynes MK7 7AN

17/04/2025

Just a reminder that we’re here for you this Easter bank holiday weekend.

Emergencies can happen at any time, especially when your daytime vet practice is closed, but our team is ready to help if needed.

We’re open 24 hours throughout the bank holiday weekend, except Saturday 19th where we will be open from 12pm.

🤳🏿 Call us on: 01908 590343
📍Find us at: Fyfield Barrow, Milton Keynes MK7 7AN

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Fyfield Barrow
Milton Keynes
MK77AN

Telephone

+441908590343

Website

http://www.vets-now.com/

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