LocalListed.
Home/Vets

Vets across the UK

Veterinary practices. Vets must be registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Browse listings across all UK cities with addresses, contact details and opening hours where available.

Browse Vets by City:

Vets in London(218)Vets in Bristol(24)Vets in Edinburgh(22)Vets in Nottingham(19)Vets in Birmingham(18)Vets in Newcastle upon Tyne(15)Vets in Glasgow(11)Vets in Brighton(9)Vets in Manchester(8)Vets in Leeds(8)Vets in Sheffield(7)Vets in Cardiff(7)Vets in Liverpool(3)Vets in Coventry(2)

371 Vets across the UK

Page 9 of 16
SortMost completeName A–ZHygiene ratingRecently checked
Vets

inglisVETS

160 St John's Road, Corstorphine/Murrayfield · EH12 8AY

Call

Run one of these vets?

Listings here are built from open data, so details can be out of date. Claim yours to correct the address, hours and contact details. It's free.

Claim your listing
Read first · 6 min

How to choose a vet, and what the RCVS register tells you

Anyone treating your animal must be registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and the register is free to search. Separately, practices can choose to be accredited under the RCVS Practice Standards Scheme, which is voluntary and inspected. Ask about out-of-hours cover and costs before you need them, not during an emergency.

Related categories

Dentists & Dental Clinics (1,568)NHS and private dental practices. Every UK dentist must be registered with the General Dental Council, which is free to check.Pharmacies (1,777)Community pharmacies. Registered pharmacies appear on the General Pharmaceutical Council register.Opticians (871)Opticians and eye care. Registered optometrists appear on the General Optical Council register.Plumbers (104)Plumbing, heating and bathroom trades. Gas work legally requires Gas Safe registration: check the engineer’s card against the register before booking.