Emergency Vet Care in Ashbourne – Available 24/7
Emergencies don’t wait for office hours, and now, you don’t have to either. Whether it’s the middle of the night, a weekend, or a bank holiday, Village Vets Ashbourne is here for you when you need us most.
We’re proud to announce that our Ashbourne clinic is now open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergency and critical care.
Whether it’s a sudden illness, an injury, or something just doesn’t feel right, our dedicated team is here to help – any time of the day or night.
With our newly extended 24/7 emergency vet service, you can rest assured that your furry family members have access to:
- A fully staffed clinic with experienced vets and nurses trained in emergency and critical care
- Immediate access to life-saving diagnostics, surgery, and treatment
- Compassionate support when you’re facing unexpected or stressful situations
- Peace of mind knowing help is available, even at 2am
What is Emergency & Critical Care (ECC)?
Emergency and Critical Care is a specialised branch of veterinary medicine that focuses on the urgent needs of pets facing life-threatening conditions or acute injuries. From car accidents and poisonings to breathing difficulties or seizures, our team is trained and equipped to handle even the most serious situations.
Who Can Use Our Emergency Vet Service?
Everyone.
You do not need to be a Village Vets client to access our 24/7 emergency care. We welcome pets from all backgrounds, even if your regular vet is elsewhere.
If your pet is in distress or you’re worried – just come in or call. We’ll be here.
What to Expect at Our Emergency Vet Clinic in Ashbourne
When you arrive at our Ashbourne clinic for emergency care, you can expect:
- Immediate triage to assess the urgency of your pet’s condition
- A warm, compassionate welcome – even in the middle of the night
- Access to experienced emergency vets and nurses
- On-site diagnostics including X-ray, ultrasound, and bloodwork
- Intensive monitoring and in-house treatment when needed
- Clear communication, cost transparency, and follow-up care
- Coordination with your regular vet if you’re not a Village Vets client
When Should I Bring My Pet to Emergency Care?
If you’re ever in doubt, it’s always safer to call or come in. But here are some common signs your pet needs urgent care:
- Difficulty breathing or collapsed
- Seizures or unresponsiveness
- Hit by a car or serious injury
- Persistent vomiting or diarrhoea
- Suspected poisoning (e.g. chocolate, grapes, medication)
- Bleeding that won’t stop
- Painful or bloated abdomen
- Difficulty urinating or defecating
We’re Here When You Need Us Most
Our goal is to give you peace of mind, knowing that compassionate, expert help is just around the corner – no matter the hour.
📍 Village Vets Ashbourne – Open 24/7
📞 Call us anytime: (01) 849 9973
📍 Find us: A84 RW83
Emergency vet Ashbourne. Out-of-hours care. Here for your pet, always.
