Trusted emergency veterinary service in Lisburn rebrands as CVS Vets 24/7

Pet owners across Lisburn are being reassured that the trusted emergency veterinary service they rely on outside normal practice hours is continuing to provide the same expert care under a new name.

Formerly known as MiNightVet Lisburn, the practice is being renamed CVS Vets 24/7 Lisburn. While the branding is changing, the experienced veterinary teams, location and services remain exactly the same.

The rebrand has been introduced by veterinary group CVS to create a clearer and more consistent identity for its emergency and out-of-hours services across the UK, helping pet owners easily identify where to turn when their pets need urgent care, whether local to their home or whilst they are in other parts of the UK.

Should a pet have an accident, become suddenly unwell or require urgent veterinary attention overnight, CVS Vets 24/7 will continue to provide dedicated emergency and out-of-hours care for pets in Lisburn or at any of its other 40 locations throughout the country.

Sinead Quinn, Clinical Director, said: "We want to reassure pet owners that while our name is changing, our commitment to caring for pets remains exactly the same. The same experienced veterinary surgeons, nurses and support teams will continue to be here around the clock, providing urgent and emergency care whenever it is needed.

"We understand that emergencies can be stressful and frightening for owners. Our role is to be there when they need help most, delivering the highest standards of care and support for both pets and their families."

CVS Vets 24/7 works in partnership with local veterinary practices to provide emergency and overnight care outside normal opening hours. The service is staffed by dedicated out-of-hours veterinary professionals who focus on emergency consultations, urgent treatment, overnight monitoring and critical care.

Pet owners whose veterinary practice uses CVS Vets 24/7 for out-of-hours care will continue to access the service in exactly the same way as before. If their pet requires urgent veterinary attention when their usual practice is closed, they should contact their regular veterinary practice, where they will be directed to the appropriate emergency service.

Every year, the team at CVS Vets 24/7 Lisburn helps thousands of pets requiring urgent veterinary treatment, supporting cases ranging from sudden illness and accidents to more serious emergencies requiring hospitalisation and continuous care.

Common reasons pet owners may need emergency veterinary attention include:

  • Accidents and injuries

  • Breathing difficulties

  • Signs of poisoning

  • Seizures or collapse

  • Heatstroke

  • Severe pain or distress

  • Complications during labour

The local service will continue operating from its existing site on Old Coach Road, with no changes to how pet owners access care.

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