CVS Vets 24/7 - For Veterinary Practices
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We can offer your practice
- A dedicated out of hours service staffed by a separate team of trained out of hours veterinary surgeons and nurses.
- An out of hours service tailored to meet the needs of your practice.
- A service committed to communicating with your team to ensure that we work in synergy with your business and offer case continuity to your clinical teams.
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We can offer your clients
- Access to a caring, local out of hours service.
- Excellent clinical and client care at a reasonable cost.
- Access to free emergency advice out of hours.
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How To Join
We offer all of these benefits to practices that sign up to our CVS Vets 24/7 service and commit to sending your clients and their pets back to your practice for non-emergency treatment and ongoing care.
For more information and to sign up to our service, please get in touch.
Vet FAQs
What are the clinic opening times?
The specific opening times of our CVS Vets 24/7 services can vary locally, but they generally operate as follows:
Monday to Friday: 7pm – 8am
Saturday: 12pm – 8am Monday.
24-hours a day on public bank holidays.
What are the staffing arrangements?
Our out of hours clinics are staffed by a separate team of experienced veterinary surgeons and nurses who remain on site at all times. These vets and nurses never work consecutive days and nights – so they are always alert and ready to offer the very best care to emergency cases. To avoid the negative wellbeing effects of true shift work on our night team we often use regular, part-time staff to cover weekend and bank holiday day shifts.
How do we know what treatment has been provided by CVS Vets 24/7?
We know that the best clinical outcomes are delivered by ensuring case continuity and good communication. We therefore provide a full clinical history (complete with all blood/X-ray results/images) directly to our member practices before the end of every shift. And, if the case has been a tricky one, we will even give you a call to give you a ‘heads up’ and discuss any further details with you.
How do you deal with more critical cases?
Your local CVS Vets 24/7 team will always send cases back to your practice at the end of the shift if the animal is fit to travel. On the rare occasion where an animal remains in a critical condition, we can arrange for the case to stay with the day team until such time as it is fit to travel back to your practice for ongoing care (or, until you can send a vet and nurse team to safely transport the case back to your practice). In this case it will be clearly explained to the client that any ongoing, daytime care is offered on behalf of CVS Vets 24/7 and not the daytime practice. (And, all notes/invoices and drug labels will bear the CVS Vets 24/7 details).
What happens if we have a complaint?
As we work hard to develop a true synergy with the daytime practices that use our services, we are pleased to say that we receive few complaints. However, when these do occur our local contacts means that there is somebody on hand 24-hours per day to listen to and investigate any concerns that you or your clients may have about our service. We welcome feedback – good or bad, and we are always keen to improve our service.
Can you help us to tell our clients about your service?
Absolutely! We can provide waiting room posters and client leaflets to help you to inform your clients about the out of hours provision in your practice. We can also provide website links and other materials. Together, we can ensure that your clients can easily get help in the event of an emergency - day or night.
CVS Vets 24/7 has multiple locations across the UK
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