Caring for Pets, Comforting Owners,Right at Home
We understand that your pets are part of your family. That’s why we bring compassionate, professional veterinary care straight to your door.
Whether it’s a routine check-up, vaccinations, or support during an emergency, our dedicated team is here to keep tails wagging and paws happy
— day or night.
Emergency? Call 01622 291510
Our Services Include
- Home visits for routine consultations and treatments.
- Vaccinations, health checks, microchipping, anal glands, nail clips and all preventative healthcare treatment.
- Elderly and anxious pet care in the comfort of your home.
- Compassionate end-of-life care and advice.
- Out-of-hours emergency service – peace of mind when you need it most.
The vehicles are all approved by the DEFRA Welfare in Transport, DVLA and APHA approved ambulance and qualify for both long and short journeys.All our operators are RCVS accredited veterinary nurses and vets, or pet first aid and pet handling trained persons. Their skills include handling and administering medications.The vehicles carry pet first aid equipment, pet carriers, hygiene and cleaning solutions, leads, muzzles, operator safety kit, and extras such as spare vet beds, towels, blankets etc.
What to do in an Emergency
In any situation where you think your animal needs to be seen, it is always best to phone us first on 01622 291510 for advice and so that we can be prepared for your arrival or if necessary to arrange a call out. You should always consult your vet before administering any treatments and withhold food and water if your pet should require an anaesthetic.
Breathing difficulties
Laboured or rapid breathing, choking, or gasping.
Collapse or unconsciousness
Your pet has lost consciousness or is unable to stand or walk.
Severe bleeding
Bleeding that doesn't stop after applying pressure or blood from the eyes, ears, mouth, nose, or rectum.
Seizures
Uncontrolled shaking, convulsions, or fitting.
Trauma
Broken bone, Road Traffic Accident, Any significant injury, redness or swelling of the eye.
Suspected poisoning
Ingestion of toxic substances
Bloated or hard abdomen
Especially in large dogs, this could be a sign of a life-threatening condition gastric dilation and volvulus (GDV).
Severe vomiting or diarrhoea
Especially if it contains blood or is happening repeatedly, leading to lethargy.
Inability to urinate or defecate
This is particularly critical for male cats who may be straining to urinate.
Difficulty giving birth
If a pregnant animal is straining for more than 20 minutes without delivering a puppy or kitten, or there is a visible, stuck foetus.
Severe pain
If your pet is in obvious pain, crying out, or showing a sudden behavioural change like aggression.
Flystrike
In rabbits, if you notice a fly egg or larva on them.
Out-of-Hours Emergencies
If you need urgent help outside normal hours, please contact us – we’re always here when it matters most.Serving Maidstone and surrounding areas.
Call 01622 291510
Pet Insurance
We strongly recommend pet insurance as a way to protect both your pet and your peace of mind. Unexpected illnesses, accidents, or ongoing treatments can lead to significant veterinary costs, and having the right insurance cover can ensure your pet receives the care they need—without delay or compromise.There are many providers and policy types available, so it’s important to choose one that suits both your budget and your pet’s individual needs. Our team is happy to offer guidance on what to look for in a policy, including considerations around breed-specific conditions, pre-existing issues, and cover for routine care.If you’re unsure where to start, just ask—we’re here to help.For more details on treatment costs or to request a full price list, please get in touch with us directly.
