Vets Now Belfast
Vets Now Belfast is a veterinary practice offering emergency care in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Emergency services are offered, but not around the clock — call ahead. Its website lists ultrasound, endoscopy, X-ray & radiology and laboratory testing. It gives 2001 as the year it was established.
Contact & location
- Address
- 193 Belmont Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland BT4 2AE
- Phone
- 02890 651729
- Hours
Monday 7pm–8:30am Tuesday 7pm–8:30am Wednesday 7pm–8:30am Thursday 7pm–8:30am Friday 7pm–8:30am Saturday 12pm–Mo 08:30 Sunday Closed
What Vets Now Belfast says it offers
From their own website, read September 18, 2026. Not listed doesn't mean not offered — confirm when you call.
Services listed
- X-ray & radiology
- Ultrasound
- Laboratory testing
- Endoscopy
- Established
- 2001
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Using Vets Now Belfast for emergency care
Vets Now Belfast offers emergency services but is not listed as open 24 hours, so availability depends on the time you arrive. Posted hours show the practice closed on Sunday and Saturday. Always call before setting off. If nobody answers, treat the practice as closed and head for the nearest 24-hour hospital instead.
Nearest 24-hour emergency hospitals
- The Roundhouse Veterinary Hospital — Glasgow, ~103 miles away, roughly a 2 hr 4 min drive · +44 141 649 4949
- Vets Now Hospital Glasgow — Glasgow, ~106 miles away, roughly a 2 hr 8 min drive · 0141 237 7676
Drive times are straight-line estimates.
Other vets near Belfast, Northern Ireland
Ordered by distance.
- Stormont Vetinary ClinicDundonald · ~1 miles · 🚗 ~4 min
- Earlswood Veterinary HospitalCastlereagh · ~2 miles · 🚗 ~5 min
- Cornerstone Veterinary ClinicCastlereagh · ~3 miles · 🚗 ~9 min
- Cedar Grove Veterinary ClinicCastlereagh · ~3 miles · 🚗 ~9 min
- PDSA Pet ClinicBelfast · ~4 miles · 🚗 ~11 min
- City VetsBelfast · ~4 miles · 🚗 ~11 min
Vets Now Belfast sets its own prices. Typical United Kingdom emergency rates run £100–£250 for exam and triage, £600–£2,500 with an overnight stay — full cost breakdown, what to do if you cannot pay.
Suspected poisoning: call Animal PoisonLine on 01202 509000 (24/7, call charge applies) on the way in.