24/7 Emergency Vet Care in Olney and Milton Keynes
For registered animal companions.
If you need an emergency vet in Olney or Milton Keynes, our team is available 24/7 for registered animal companions. Call us at any time and speak to a team who can guide you immediately and prepare for your arrival.
24/7 Emergency Care in Olney and Milton Keynes
Jarden Vets’ Out of Hours service is exclusively for patients registered to our practice. To register your animal companions, please call us during our opening hours, or register online. Your animal companion will need to be registered with Jarden Vets ahead of using our Emergency 24/7 Care Service as we must have their medical records available.
We regularly see emergency cases from Milton Keynes, Olney, Newport Pagnell and surrounding areas.
Here when you need us, day or night
You can call our practice number even when we’re closed and your call will be answered by our out-of-hours team who will give you all the help you need.
What to do in an emergency
- Call ahead
- We triage over the phone
- We call the vet if required
- We prepare for your arrival
Even seemingly simple conditions like vomiting and diarrhoea can deteriorate quickly so do not hesitate in calling us for veterinary help.
If We Need Additional Support
Our emergency service is led by our own experienced team, so you’ll always speak to someone who understands your companion and your situation.
In rare cases where additional support or facilities are needed, we have a trusted arrangement in place with Vets for Pets Northampton to ensure your companion receives the care they need without delay. If this is ever required, we’ll guide you every step of the way.
What is a Veterinary Emergency?
- A veterinary emergency can encompass a range of situations, including but not limited to:
- Vomiting or diarrhoea with blood
- Convulsions (fitting)
- Abdominal swelling with attempts to vomit
- Ingestion of a foreign material such as a plastic toy, medications, poison, etc. please keep all packaging of ingested items and bring it with you if you are asked to attend the surgery.
- Breathing difficulties
- Deep cuts/burns
- Bite wounds
- Injuries to eyes
- Road traffic accident, falling from heights
- Sudden collapse or paralysis (loss of use of limbs)
- Unable to pass urine (especially seen in male cats); sometimes this shows as repeated straining in the litter tray.
- Rabbits or Guinea Pigs that are unwilling to eat or do not produce faeces over a 12-24 hour period
- Uncontrollable bleeding
- Pregnant companions unable to pass their puppies or kittens, or with green, brown or smelly discharge.
Jarden Vets Standard Opening Hours
Monday - Friday: 8.30am - 6.30pm
Saturday: 9am - 12pm
Sunday: Closed
24/7 Emergency Care
We provide emergency veterinary care day and night for registered animal companions.
If you need urgent help, call our practice at any time and our out-of-hours team will guide you and prepare for your arrival if needed.
