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Vets Now Glasgow Hospital Vets Now Glasgow is a 24/7 pet emergency hospital specialising in critical care for small animals 🐾 Here when you need us most. ❤
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Meet Jack, a young Labrador who needed a helping hand from several of our hospital teams.Jack arrived at Vets Now Glasgo...
23/10/2026

Meet Jack, a young Labrador who needed a helping hand from several of our hospital teams.

Jack arrived at Vets Now Glasgow after his own vet identified worrying changes in his blood tests. He was very unwell, with pale gums, low energy and severe anaemia, meaning he didn’t have enough red blood cells to carry oxygen around his body.

Our out-of-hours team began urgent treatment, including a blood transfusion, before his care continued with our Emergency & Critical Care and Internal Medicine teams.

Further investigations included taking samples from Jack’s bone marrow, where blood cells are made. The team suspected an immune-related condition was affecting his body’s ability to replace his red blood cells, and started medication to bring this under control.

With close monitoring, nursing care and treatment, Jack began to brighten up. His appetite returned, his blood levels improved and, before long, his tail was wagging again.

At his latest update (pictured), Jack was back home, his leg was healing well and his own vet was continuing to monitor his recovery.

Jack’s story brings together the work of his own vet and our hospital teams, from urgent overnight treatment to ongoing investigations, nursing care and follow-up.

Sending Jack and his family our best wishes as his recovery continues.

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.

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

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19/10/2026

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We know how heartbreaking it is to say goodbye to a much-loved pet, especially when it happens out of hours.So receiving...
16/10/2026

We know how heartbreaking it is to say goodbye to a much-loved pet, especially when it happens out of hours.

So receiving feedback like this really does mean a lot to us.

A huge thank you for taking the time to share such kind words at such a difficult time.

Our team is here, when your vet is closed, when you need us.

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

A huge thank you to all the vets and nurses who joined uslast night, and to Tanvi, our ECC resident, for a fantastic ev...
15/10/2026

A huge thank you to all the vets and nurses who joined uslast night, and to Tanvi, our ECC resident, for a fantastic evening exploring blood transfusions!

Sharing our knowledge and supporting the development of local veterinary teams is an important part of what we do.

If you are a vet or a vet nurse come and join us for our next free CPD evening!

Tuesday 10 November
Ana Marques, Soft Tissue Surgery Specialist
“Heal Yeah! A Practical Guide to Wound Management”

Book your free place:
https://www.vets-now.com/professionals/vet-cpd-events-courses/glasgow-cpd-10-11-26

15/10/2026

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

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! 🐾

Thank you for your lovely feedback and for trusting us with Mara’s care. We know surgery can be a worrying time, so we’r...
09/10/2026

Thank you for your lovely feedback and for trusting us with Mara’s care.

We know surgery can be a worrying time, so we’re pleased William, Elena and Iona helped you feel supported and talked you through the options.

It’s lovely to hear Mara is starting to feel more like herself two weeks after surgery—even if she’s already plotting her escape from cage rest!

Wishing Mara all the best as she continues her recover

As the seasons change, there are a few autumn dangers that could put your curious cats at risk. From fungi to antifreeze...
09/10/2026

As the seasons change, there are a few autumn dangers that could put your curious cats at risk. From fungi to antifreeze, it's important to know what to be aware of. 🍁

Head to our website for more autumn pet care tips and advice: https://bit.ly/4dvwKNd

Good luck to everyone taking part in the Great Scottish Run today! Vets Now Glasgow is open today for pets who need emer...
04/10/2026

Good luck to everyone taking part in the Great Scottish Run today!

Vets Now Glasgow is open today for pets who need emergency care. Road closures may affect journeys to our North Street hospital, including the M8 northbound North Street exit, so please check your route before setting off.

If your pet needs urgent help, call us on 0141 237 7676

Thank you for your lovely feedback, Christine, and for bringing Breege to meet our Internal Medicine team. We know how w...
02/10/2026

Thank you for your lovely feedback, Christine, and for bringing Breege to meet our Internal Medicine team.

We know how worrying it is when she isn’t herself, so we’re pleased the team took the time to answer your questions and talk you through the next steps in her care.

We’ll share your kind words with our reception and clinical teams.

Please give Breege a gentle fuss from us.

02/10/2026

Anyone else relate? 🐶

02/10/2026

Anyone else relate 🐶

We’re open throughout the Great Scottish Run weekend Vets Now Glasgow is still here for pets who need emergency care.Roa...
01/10/2026

We’re open throughout the Great Scottish Run weekend

Vets Now Glasgow is still here for pets who need emergency care.

Road closures on Sunday 4 October may affect journeys to our North Street hospital, including the M8 northbound North Street exit. If you’re coming to us, please check your route and allow a little extra time.

If your pet needs urgent help, call 0141 237 7676 .

We’ll be here for you.

This Pet Emergency Week, we're sharing facts to help you feel more pet-pared😏🐾Some emergencies aren't as obvious as you ...
01/10/2026

This Pet Emergency Week, we're sharing facts to help you feel more pet-pared😏🐾

Some emergencies aren't as obvious as you might think. From overheating to seizures, knowing what to look out for could make all the difference when minutes matter.

Swipe through to uncover some facts you might not know 👉

The first voice on the phone. The first face you see when you arrive in an emergency.Today is Veterinary Receptionist Ap...
01/10/2026

The first voice on the phone. The first face you see when you arrive in an emergency.

Today is Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day, and we’re thanking our Client Care Team!

When you’re worried about your pet, their kindness and calm welcome can make a big difference. They also work hard behind the scenes to support our teams and keep the hospital running smoothly.

Thank you for all you do , we’re proud of you!

Has our team helped you and your pet? Leave them a thank-you in the comments.

28/09/2026

Is your usual vet closed for the Glasgow bank holiday? We’re open and here to help with urgent and emergency care for your pet.

Our out-of-hours team at Vets Now Glasgow is here today. If you’re worried about your pet, please give us a call on 0141 328 7513.

Feedback Friday: Meet brave Bodie!Bodie was very poorly when she came to see our Internal Medicine team. She had not bee...
25/09/2026

Feedback Friday: Meet brave Bodie!

Bodie was very poorly when she came to see our Internal Medicine team. She had not been eating, was being sick and had very little energy.

Tests showed that Bodie had a serious condition called diabetic ketoacidosis. This is a dangerous complication of diabetes. She had also developed pneumonia.

Bodie spent five days in our intensive care unit, where our Internal Medicine, Emergency and Critical Care, and Diagnostic Imaging teams worked together to care for her.

We’re delighted that Bodie is now back home and feeling much more like herself! Her owners are learning how to give her insulin injections, with ongoing help from our Internal Medicine team.

Well done, Bodie, you are a little star!

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