List of best vets around Dundee City
Dundee has a good spread of practices, from the city centre to Broughty Ferry and out towards Kingsway. Below are seven options from Google listings, with the addresses, phone numbers and hours Google shows, plus an out-of-hours service. If you are weighing up whether a symptom is worth a call, our sick dog symptoms guide is a useful read, though your vet is the one to ask.
1. Blackness Vets – City Centre
Address: 63 Brown St, Dundee DD1 5AQ
Phone: +44 1382 225422
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8am–7pm, Sat 8am–2pm
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2. Parkside Veterinary Group, Dundee Branch – King’s Cross
Address: 5 King’s Cross Rd, Dundee DD2 3PT
Phone: +44 1382 810777
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 8:30am–5pm
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3. Parkside Veterinary Group, Barnhill Branch – Broughty Ferry
Address: 58 Dalhousie Rd, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5 2UB
Phone: +44 1382 739634
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–6:30pm, Sat 9am–12pm
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4. Wallace Vets – Broughty Ferry
Address: 285 Queen St, Broughty Ferry, Dundee DD5 2HT
Phone: +44 1382 549600
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8am–8:30pm, Sat–Sun 9am–4pm
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5. Tay Veterinary Centre – Finavon Street
Address: Finavon St, Dundee DD4 9DU
Phone: +44 1382 884411
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8am–7pm, Sat 8am–12pm
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6. Vets for Pets – Dundee
Address: Kingsway East Retail Park, Longtown Rd, Dundee DD4 8JT
Phone: +44 1382 519200
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 8:30am–1pm
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7. Vets Now Dundee – out-of-hours service
Address: 5 King’s Cross Rd, Dundee DD2 3PT
Phone: +44 1382 690884
Opening hours: this is an out-of-hours service. Google’s listing appears to show evenings, overnight and weekends, but the format is unclear, so please phone to confirm when it opens before you travel.
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Tips for Choosing a Vet in Dundee
- Think about your usual routes. Broughty Ferry, the city centre and Kingsway are quite different journeys, especially at rush hour.
- Ask your own practice who looks after your dog out of hours, and save both numbers in your phone.
- Check whether the practice takes walk-ins or needs a booking.
- Keep your dog’s vaccination and microchip records together. If you like looking at everyday extras such as dog supplements and vitamins, Calmshops has a range, but do speak to your vet before changing anything.
- A quick, calm visit to say hello can make later appointments easier for nervous dogs.
Conclusion
The best vet is the one you trust and can reach easily. For more local help, head to our Dundee City dog services hub. Details come from Google and can change, so please confirm with the practice before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an out-of-hours vet in Dundee?
Vets Now Dundee, at King’s Cross Road, is an out-of-hours service. Google’s listing appears to show evenings, overnight and weekends, but the format is unclear, so phone to confirm when it opens before you travel.
Which vets are in Broughty Ferry?
The list includes the Parkside Veterinary Group Barnhill branch on Dalhousie Road and Wallace Vets on Queen Street. Check each practice’s current hours before you go.
Which Dundee vets open at the weekend?
Google shows Saturday and Sunday opening at Wallace Vets in Broughty Ferry (9am to 4pm). Most of the others list Saturday hours only, so phone to confirm before you go.
Is Parkside Veterinary Group one practice or two?
The list includes two Parkside branches: one at King’s Cross Road and one at Dalhousie Road in Broughty Ferry. They have separate phone numbers and hours, so use the one nearest you.
Written by Georgiana & Figo.
