Vets Now Tunbridge Wells

Why is my dog being sick? Dogs throw up for lots of different reasons. Vomiting is often brought on by a sudden change in diet, through scavenging, such as eating human foods, from motion sickness or even eating too much or too quickly. Other mor... more

You’ve arrived at one of our clinics, what happens now? When you arrive at one of our clinics, you may have to wait a while before the vet sees you... more

Grass seeds, are, perhaps surprisingly, a fairly big cause of emergency admissions to many of our hospitals and clinics in the spring and summer. Also known as grass awns, these backward-pointing barbs, typically fall off long, wild grass, barley... more

Spring onions, white or red onions, garlic and leeks are from a group of plants called alliums, which are all toxic to dogs and cats. If ingested, they can irritate your pet’s stomach and in more serious cases, damage red blood cells and cause ane... more

Chocolate is plentiful during Easter, but it poses a real threat to pets, especially dogs since they are rarely picky about what they eat. Chocolate contains theobromine, which animals cannot process safely so even small amounts may trigger seriou... more

Bee and wasp stings can range from mildly uncomfortable to potentially serious for pets. While most stings result in short-lived pain, more severe immune reactions can cause serious swelling around the head and neck. To reduce the risk, safely cl... more

Is chocolate safe for cats? Chocolate contains two properties – theobromine and caffeine – that are poisonous to cats. Dark chocolate, baking chocolate and cocoa powder tend to have the highest levels. While cats do seem less inclined than dogs to... more

Worried about your pet? Video chat with an online vet within minutes Book an online video consult with PawSquad, in partnership with Vets Now, and ... more

Arthritis can slowly affect your pet’s movement and well-being. Knowing what to look out for, and how to help, can make a big difference to their c... more

When 9-year-old Whippet, Boo, suddenly developed severe bloody diarrhoea caused by Acute Haemorrhagic Diarrhoea Syndrome (AHDS), her owner Yasmin rushed her to our Vets Now Swansea clinic after her local vets closed at 5pm. Boo arrived minimally r... more

Discover essential advice from Vets Now on how to keep your pets safe, calm and comfortable during fireworks. Our “Pets and Fireworks” guide covers vet-approved tips for managing anxiety in dogs, cats and small animals, offers practical strategies... more

With the countdown to Christmas in full swing, decorations and festive treats are abundant. However, mince pies, chocolate, and batteries are commo... more

Festive treats aren’t always pet-friendly 🐶
Last year, thousands of pets were treated for holiday emergencies 🚨
Learn what to avoid this season 🎄

'Tis the season to be worry-free, and Christmas should be full of surprises, but a pet emergency shouldn't be one of them. With Vets Now, you can ... more

'Tis the season to be worry-free, and Christmas should be full of surprises, but a pet emergency shouldn't be one of them. With Vets Now, you can ... more

🐈🐰🐩Keeping pets safe around Christmas decorations and wrapping. 🔍Use shatter-proof ornaments / plastic decorations instead of fragile glass. ... more

Antifreeze is extremely dangerous to cats — even a small amount can be life-threatening. If you think your cat may have been exposed, don’t delay. Speak to your vet or contact your nearest emergency clinic straight away. You can also video chat wi... more

This Autumn, be prepared for the dark nights Many of us are restricted to walking our dogs in low light due to a whole range of commitments. But as... more

If you have just brought your pet home after she has had a caesarean section your head is probably spinning with all the things you need to do to make sure she is safe and comfortable. To help, we’ve put together a list of what to expect after you... more

Tips for having a safe and happy Halloween with dogs Halloween must be a very confusing time for dogs, with many strange and unfamiliar sights and ... more

For many pets, fireworks aren’t a cause for celebration – they’re a source of fear and confusion. Dogs, cats,rabbits, and other small animals can be startled by the unexpected bangs and flashes, seeking comfort from the people they trust most. Wi... more

What are the signs that your dog has worms?🐕 While the signs will vary depending on the type of worms, here are some general signs to look out for: ➡️Weight loss despite a good appetite ➡️A bloated belly, especially in puppies ➡️Diarrhoea, somet... more

Bonfire Night can be a fun celebration for us, but for our pets, it’s often a very different story. The loud bangs, bright lights, and unfamiliar s... more

🍂 Autumn adventures start with safety 🍁 Crunchy leaves, cosy nights, and crisp walks — autumn is a season made for making memories with our pets. But learning from our Autumn Hub, it’s also a time when new hidden hazards creep in. At Vets Now,... more

Worried about your pet? Video chat with an online vet within minutes Book an online video consult with PawSquad, in partnership with Vets Now, and ... more

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... more

This Autumn, be prepared for the dark nights Many of us are restricted to walking our dogs in low light due to a whole range of commitments. But as... more

From seasonal snacks to outdoor dangers, autumn can catch pet owners off guard. We’ve pulled together everything you need to help keep them happy, ... more

Playing in the water is a fantastic way for your dog to exercise and have fun, but it’s important to keep an eye on their time to prevent water int... more

From barbecues to beach days, summer fun isn’t always safe for our pets; hidden hazards can lurk in unexpected places. Put your knowledge to the t... more

Wet before vet: How to cool dogs safely and effectively Heat-Related Illness (HRI), also known as heatstroke, is a serious, life-threatening condition in dogs. It can happen during or after exercise, in hot weather, or warm environments. The long... more

What colour should dogs' gums be? The colour of your dog’s gums says a lot about their health, and any changes could be a sign that something is wrong. The colour of healthy dog gums varies from dog to dog, but they should generally be a bubble-gu... more

Worried about your pet? Video chat with an online vet within minutes. Our vets are all experienced clinicians with a wealth of knowledge in emergen... more

As pet owners, we all want to keep our dogs happy and healthy, and one of the best ways to monitor your dog’s health is by paying attention to their poop. From the colour and consistency to changes in frequency, your dog’s poop can be one of the ... more

Our pets feel the rising temperatures just like we do - so as we transition into the Summer months, it's important to find ways to help keep them c... more

From exploring outdoors to toxic plants and flowers, it's important to be aware to ensure your pet's happiness and safety this summertime. 🌞 For m... more

Heat stroke is a medical emergency and you must take immediate measures to rapidly cool your pet or they could die from the effects. Untreated, hea... more

If you’re worried about your pet and your regular vet is closed or it’s difficult to get there for any reason, we’re here for you. Our online vet c... more

As a pet owner, discovering worms in your dog’s stool can be unsettling. Intestinal parasites such as roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, and whipwor... more

Socialising your kitten is one of the best things you can do to set them up for a happy, confident life 🐾 The first few months are a crucial wind... more

Use our chocolate toxicity calculator for dogs to work out whether your dog has eaten a potentially toxic amount.

If you’re worried about your pet and your regular vet is closed or it’s difficult to get there for any reason, we’re here for you. Our online vet c... more

Worried your dog might have eaten chocolate? Don’t panic—our Chocolate Calculator for Pet Owners is here to help! Designed by veterinary experts, this easy-to-use tool gives you fast, reliable insights into whether your pet could be at risk from c... more

Naughty or nice? Santa Paws is checking his list twice! 💌🎅 Treat your pet to the 'nice list' foods this holiday season as a treat in moderation,... more

My dog has diabetes - what does this mean? Receiving a diabetes mellitus diagnosis for your dog can be overwhelming. However, with proper care and management, many diabetic dogs lead happy, fulfilling lives. By understanding the basics of diabetes... more

Are Conkers Poisonous to Dogs? Yes, Conkers are poisonous to dogs. Signs include vomiting and diarrhoea. Read more about the symptoms and treatm... more

An adorable puppy named Cody nearly lost his life after swallowing a garden stone that got stuck behind his vocal cords, blocking his airway. 😰 Mi... more

This autumn, we're here to ensure you and your pet receive the care and support you need anytime, anywhere. 🐾💙 With Video Vets Now, you can conn... more

This autumn, we're here to ensure you and your pet receive the care and support you need anytime, anywhere. 🐾💙 With Video Vets Now, you can conn... more

Wherever your summer adventures take you, ensure your pet's well-being is just a tap away. With Video Vets Now, you get instant, expert veterinary ... more

A cat needed urgent surgery after a bin raid saw it scoff two long chicken satay skewers. “As we like chicken satay, we’ve kept them away from him since and put a lock on the bin to stop him getting at anything. But this time it was open for just... more

If you find fleas on your pet, don't panic, it's rarely a reason to seek emergency veterinary care. However, fleas are not something to ignore - if... more

Video Vets Now gives you instant access to expert veterinary advice wherever you may be this summer. You can book a consultation for £24, but with ... more

To avoid an emergency vet visit this summer, ensure you try to avoid these hazards and keep your pet safe.

Unfortunately, dogs can't talk, and it can be challenging to know when they are uncomfortable. However, there are a number of signs, some more obvi... more

With our Video Vets Now service, you can get expert advice from one of our dedicated vets from wherever you are. Whether you use your mobile phone,... more

How much chocolate can a dog eat? Dog owners often ask how much chocolate can kill a dog. While there is no right or wrong answer to this, we know ... more

Important Information Our emergency vets have seen cases these past few weeks concerning pets who have managed to get their paws on a mince pie ... more

Like us, our pets may need extra TLC over the colder months. Whether you have a dog, cat or small furry, all of our pets will require some addit... more

Getting ready for Christmas? Our Video Vets are too. Christmas can quickly lose its sparkle if you're worried about your pet and unsure if an in... more

With the run-up to Christmas officially here, the time to celebrate, have fun, and indulge in festive treats has arrived. But the festive season al... more

Our Video Vet service allows you to get peace of mind from wherever you are within minutes. 🤳 So how does it work? You can book an online consulta... more

As we head into Autumn and the evenings get darker earlier, your cat may be spending more time outside in poor light. It's essential to be mindful,... more

Unfortunately, when puppies get sick, it can come on quicker and take longer to recover than it would do for adult dogs. That's why it's essential ... more

Video Vets Now offer instant help, wherever you are, whatever the problem. You can book a video chat to discuss any of your pet's health concerns... more

Pet emergencies can happen at any time, often when you least expect them. At Vets Now, we're here for you when your regular vet is closed this May... more

Dogs in hot cars can suffer from potentially fatal heat stroke in as little as 15 minutes. Dogs die in hot cars as they can overheat very quickly a... more

Heat Stroke is a life-threatening condition brought on by a sudden rise in body temperature. Spotting the signs of heat stroke early and seeking em... more

Are you worried about your pet? Have a Video chat with an online vet within minutes. Book an online video chat with one of our online emergency vet... more

Pets don't sweat the same way humans do and can quickly become overheated. Higher temperatures also bring higher risks for our pets with an incre... more

Having a pet is a huge commitment. Sometimes, people aren't aware of what constitutes a pet emergency which can sadly lead to fatalities. Understa... more

On a hot day, even when it’s cloudy, the temperatures inside a vehicle can quickly reach over double those felt outside. Dogs can suffer from poten... more

In the vast majority of cases, wasp and bee stings are not emergencies. Like humans, pets can be allergic to insect stings, and, in rare cases, th... more

About Video Vets Now How does it work? Once you have booked an appointment, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to join your video ch... more

Did you know that at this time of year your dog is most likely to be bitten by an adder? That's because early spring sees them awaken from hibernat... more

Pet emergencies can happen at any time, often when you least expect them. At Vets Now, we're here for you when your regular vet is closed this May ... more

Worried about your pet? Video chat with an online vet within minutes. Book an online video chat with one of our online emergency vets and talk thr... more

Pet emergencies can happen at any time, often when you least expect them and your daytime vet is closed. Whatever springs up, Vets Now is here for ... more

A curious cat’s owners were left in a flap after an altercation with a bird. Cleo needed urgent emergency surgery.

Owner’s warning after puppy’s jaw stuck in buffalo horn chew.
German Shepherd Calli’s teeth became wedged in the spiral-shaped toy.

Vets Now Video Vet: Everything you need to know about Vets Now’s online vet advice service.

If you’re worried about your pet and your regular vet is closed, we’re here for you at Video Vets Now. Our vet can talk through your concerns and g... more