Vets Now Sheffield

30/10/2026

Classic horrors, pet edition. 🎃🎬

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. 🥰

27/10/2026

The stuff of nightmares… according to our pets👻

What would be on your pet's list? 😆

26/10/2026

There’s ALWAYS time for a pup cup 🍦🐶

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.

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

19/10/2026

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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

15/10/2026

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

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! 🐾

22/12/2025

Vets Now is here for you when your regular vet practice is closed over the festive period. 🎄

We will be open 24 hours on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, the 27th & 28th. For New Year our clinic will be open 24 hours on Thursday 1st of January.

Outside of these dates, our clinic will operate as normal providing our out-of-hours service and care you can count on.

Call us on: 01144 384885

Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

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: 01144 384885
Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

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: 01144 384885
📍 Find us: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

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: 01144 384885
📍 Find us: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

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.

🤳🏿 Call us on: 01144 384885
📍 Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

14/02/2025

Important Information⚠️

From Monday February 17th, to Sunday February 23rd, our Sheffield service will temporarily relocate. After this period, we’ll return to our usual location and continue operating as normal.

During this time, please visit us at:

📍 Abbeymoor Vets
110-116 Halifax Rd
Wadsley Bridge
Sheffield, S6 1LH

If you require emergency care for your pet, please come directly to this temporary location. As always, our team will be ready to help!

Thank you for your understanding. 🐾

23/12/2024

Vets Now is here for you when your regular vet practice is closed over the festive period. 🎄

We will be open 24 hours on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. For New Year our clinic will be open 24 hours on Wednesday 1st of January.

Outside of these dates, our clinic will operate as normal providing our out-of-hours service and care you can count on.

Call us on: 01144 384885
Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

28/08/2024

🚨 Important Notice 🚨

We've been facing some challenges with stray dogs being brought to us that were found outside of Sheffield, where our clinic is based. While we're happy to assist with microchip scanning, we kindly ask that stray dogs found in neighbouring areas like Rotherham, Doncaster, Chesterfield or Barnsley, for example, be taken to a local vet in the area where they were found. This ensures that the appropriate dog wardens can assist, as they cannot collect strays from our location.

If contacting our clinic concerning a stray, please let the team know what postcode location the pet has been found so we can ensure they are taken to the correct clinic for help.

Please share to help get stray dogs the proper support and return them home quickly! 🐾❤️

23/08/2024

This is a reminder that we’re here for you this bank holiday Monday. Emergencies can strike any time when your regular vet practice may be closed, so whatever comes up, our teams will be on hand to help should you need us. 🐾🚨
We’re open 24 hours this bank holiday Monday.

Call us on: 01144 384885
Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL

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

23/05/2024

This is a reminder that we’re here for you this bank holiday Monday. Emergencies can strike any time when your regular vet practice may be closed, so whatever comes up, our teams will be on hand to help should you need us. 🐾🚨

We’re open 24 hours this bank holiday Monday.

Call us on: 01144 384885
Find us at: 14 Newhall Road, Sheffield S9 2QL