Emergency Vets in Pickering

## Summary Ryedale Vets Pickering is a veterinary practice that offers emergency veterinary services (listed as 24/7 or extended hours) and is a veterinary nurse training facility. Reviews describe practical, problem-solving help in time-sensitive situations—such as providing urgently needed post-op pain relief medication when an owner realised they’d left it behind after a hospital discharge, and arranging a same-day appointment for a dog with a sore paw. Behaviour support is also mentioned: one reviewer reports medication advice that helped a dog with severe separation anxiety settle quickly. Several reviewers also highlight kindness from both the vet and nurse during an “unfortunate circumstance” visit. ## Services Based on the structured clinic data and the latest reviews available to us, owners mention: - Emergency veterinary services (listed as 24/7 or extended hours) - Veterinary nurse training facility - Same-day appointments for acute issues (example: paw injury with medication provided) - Dispensing medications, including pain relief after a surgical discharge (surgery took place elsewhere) - Behaviour-related medication advice (example: separation anxiety support) - Cat care is mentioned in longer-term client experience (prompt attention and compassionate handling) ## People - Vets and veterinary nurses are repeatedly mentioned together, with reviewers describing them as kind during difficult visits and knowledgeable when recommending treatments/medication. - Reception is specifically mentioned as part of a “fantastic service” experience (alongside the vets). - Multiple reviews describe staff staying beyond normal finishing time to help with urgent medication needs. ## Reviews **Google rating: 4.8 stars from 174 reviews.** **Themes below are drawn from the latest written reviews available to us.** - Helping in urgent, practical situations (e.g., staying open to supply forgotten post-op pain relief medication). - Getting pets seen quickly (e.g., a same-day appointment and medication for a paw injury). - Medication recommendations that made a noticeable difference (e.g., separation anxiety support reported as “worked a treat”). - Kindness and compassion from both vets and nurses during emotionally difficult visits.