Emergency Care for your pets

We’re here to help and have options to assist no matter the time of day

Here are some symptoms which are likely to, or definitely require emergency pet care

If your pet has any of the listed symptoms, contact us immediately.

  • Breathing difficulties

  • High temperatures

  • Poisons

  • Infections and wounds

  • Loss of use of limbs

  • Road accidents

  • Seizure

  • Vomiting and/or diarrhoea

  • Swelling

⚠️ The Robb Vet Clinic at Motherwell handles pet emergencies and is open Monday to Friday: 9.30am to 5pm
We are closed on Saturday & Sunday.

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Robb Vet Clinic

Emergencies Mon - Fri: 9.30am - 5pm
Closed Saturday & Sunday

Pet Emergencies @ Motherwell

Location:
Robb Veterinary Clinic
183 Merry Street
Motherwell
ML1 1LD

When you require emergency support outside of these hours, we have a recommended partner in the Glasgow area to support you.

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Emergency Vets Glasgow

OUT OF HOURS SUPPORT

Mon - Fri: 7pm - 9am
Weekends & Bank Holidays are 24 hours

Location:
Emergency Vets Glasgow
Workzone 64, 37 Rosyth Road
Rutherglen, Glasgow
G5 0YD

What your dog or cat shouldn’t eat…

It's hard resist a beautiful face staring up at you while you're munching on something tasty, but there are some foods you should avoid giving dogs, such as dark chocolate, raisins, onions and macadamia nuts. And if you're more of a cat person, keep your feline away from lillies (plant type) as these are highly toxic to cats.