List of best vets around Glasgow City
Glasgow is a big, busy city, and the right vet for you may simply be the one that is easiest to reach from your front door, whether that is the West End, the Southside or out towards Thornliebank. We have pulled together eight practices from Google listings, along with their addresses, phone numbers and the opening hours Google shows. If your dog seems off and you are not sure how worried to be, our guide to sick dog symptoms is a sensible place to start, and your vet is always the one to ask.
1. Hyndland Street Veterinary Surgery – Hyndland
Address: 55 Hyndland St, Glasgow G11 5QF
Phone: +44 141 357 3139
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 9am–4pm, Sun closed
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2. The Veterinary Centre – Crow Road
Address: 431 Crow Rd, Glasgow G11 7DZ
Phone: +44 141 339 1228
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 8:30am–5pm, Sun closed
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3. Rouken Glen Veterinary Surgery – Thornliebank
Address: East Lodge, Rouken Glen Rd, Thornliebank, Glasgow G46 7JZ
Phone: +44 141 620 2580
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:30am–7pm, Sat 9am–4pm, Sun 9am–1pm
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4. Pets’n’Vets – The Roundhouse Veterinary Hospital – Pollokshaws
Address: 43–47 Cogan Rd, Pollokshaws, Glasgow G43 1BJ
Phone: +44 141 649 4949
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:15am–10pm, Sat–Sun 9:15am–5pm
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5. East End Vets – Dennistoun
Address: 1185 Duke St, Glasgow G31 5NW
Phone: +44 141 483 5555
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 8:45am–6:30pm, Sat 8:45am–12pm, Sun not listed
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6. Ardmory Veterinary Clinic – Southside
Address: 2 Ardmory Ln, Glasgow G42 0BX
Phone: +44 141 563 4788
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 9am–12pm, Sun not listed
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7. Animal Trust Vets CIC – Glasgow Ibrox
Address: Moorpark House, 11 Orton Pl, Glasgow G51 2HF
Phone: +44 141 445 6869
Opening hours (Google): Mon–Sat 8:30am–6:30pm, Sun closed
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8. Vets Now Hospital Glasgow – out-of-hours care
Address: 123–145 North St, Glasgow G3 7DA
Phone: +44 141 328 7513
Opening hours (Google): listed as open 24 hours, every day. This is an out-of-hours service, so please phone before you set off to confirm how it works and what to bring.
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Tips for Choosing a Vet in Glasgow
- Ask which practice is closest to home, because a short journey matters when your dog is poorly or anxious in the car.
- Find out in advance who covers evenings, weekends and bank holidays, and save that number in your phone.
- Phone to ask how new clients register, and whether you need to book even for a quick chat.
- Take along your dog’s vaccination and microchip details, plus a list of anything they are eating regularly. If you are curious about the dog supplements and vitamins people use as everyday extras, you can have a look at Calmshops, but do speak to your vet before changing your dog’s routine.
- Visit a practice once before you need it urgently, so the waiting room is not completely new to your dog.
Conclusion
Whichever practice you choose, a good relationship with your vet is worth more than any list. For more local help, head back to our Glasgow 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 a 24-hour vet in Glasgow?
Google lists Vets Now Hospital Glasgow on North Street as open 24 hours, every day. It is an out-of-hours service, so phone before you set off to confirm how it works and what to bring.
Which Glasgow vets open on a Sunday?
Google shows Sunday opening at Rouken Glen Veterinary Surgery (9am to 1pm) and at Pets’n’Vets The Roundhouse Veterinary Hospital in Pollokshaws (9:15am to 5pm). Hours change, so phone to confirm before you go.
Which Glasgow practices are in the West End and on the Southside?
In the West End, the list includes Hyndland Street Veterinary Surgery and The Veterinary Centre on Crow Road. On the Southside you will find Ardmory Veterinary Clinic, and the Pollokshaws and Thornliebank practices are also in the south of the city.
Do I need to book before visiting a Glasgow vet?
Phone first. Ask how new clients register and whether you need an appointment even for a quick chat, and save your out-of-hours number in your phone before you need it.
Written by Georgiana & Figo.
