Out-of-hours vet cover in North Wales

7 of the 72 veterinary practices we list in North Wales have a verified out-of-hours arrangement: 0 run their own emergency cover and 7 hand over to an external provider when they close. The most common provider here is Vets Now, which is corporate-owned. 7 practices hand out-of-hours care to a corporate-owned provider, including independently owned practices whose daytime care is not corporate.

We only show arrangements we have verified. The other practices in North Wales aren't listed here because their cover is unconfirmed, not because they lack it. Arrangements change at short notice: always contact the practice first in an emergency.

Vets in North Wales using an external out-of-hours provider

AllPets Veterinary Clinic Limited

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Denbighshire, LL18 4BY

01745 334297

AllPets Veterinary Surgery

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Denbighshire, LL19 9DG

01745 853366

Bennett-Williams Veterinary Centre

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Anglesey, LL60 6HR

01248 422373

Bennett-Williams Vets

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Anglesey, LL60 6HR

01248 422373

Conway Road Veterinary Surgery

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Conwy, LL29 7LL

01492 530030

Prospect House Veterinary Clinic

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Conwy, LL29 7PS

01492 531448

Vets Now Wrexham

OOH: Vets Now (corporate-owned)

Wrexham, LL11 6YA

01978 448876

Frequently asked questions

Which vets in North Wales run their own out-of-hours cover?
Of the 72 veterinary practices we list in North Wales, 7 have a verified out-of-hours arrangement: 0 run their own emergency cover and 7 hand over to an external provider. The listing on this page shows each practice's arrangement; practices we haven't verified yet aren't shown.
Who provides out-of-hours vet care in North Wales?
Vets Now is the most common external out-of-hours provider in North Wales in our directory, covering 7 of the practices with a known arrangement. It is corporate-owned. Your daytime practice's own website should say who covers its out-of-hours care, and arrangements can change at short notice, so always contact the practice before travelling in an emergency.
Why does the out-of-hours provider matter?
Emergency care is when you have the least choice of vet and face the highest bills. Many practices, including independent ones, hand overnight and weekend cover to a dedicated provider such as Vets Now, which is owned by IVC Evidensia, a private-equity-backed corporate group. The CMA’s veterinary market investigation flagged how hard it is for practices to switch out-of-hours providers. Knowing who actually treats your pet at 2am helps you compare practices on more than their daytime ownership.