Emerald Veterinary Health Ltd – Vets in York
Clinic Overview
- Recent reviews are strongly positive, with clients describing the practice as excellent, caring, compassionate, and reliable. - Brian and the wider team are the main focus of praise, especially from long-standing owners who say they have used the clinic for 18 to 20 years. - Reviews mention treatment for cats and dogs, including illnesses, accidents, urgent appointments, and an out-of-hours puppy emergency.
Services
- •General veterinary care for cats and dogs: owners describe long-term care for both cats and dogs, including support through illnesses, accidents, and ongoing health needs.
- •Urgent appointments: although the practice works by appointment, reviews say the team will often try to accommodate urgent cases, sometimes with a wait.
- •Out-of-hours help: reviews mention a voicemail-based emergency contact arrangement outside normal hours, including one case involving a puppy that had eaten something it should not have.
- •Approach to treatment: one long-term client specifically praises the practice for not recommending unnecessary treatment.
- •Online pharmacy: the clinic website references an online pharmacy.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
- •Brian (vet): repeatedly named by clients and praised for caring, consistent treatment over many years.
- •Nursing team: reviews also mention a reassuring nurse during an out-of-hours emergency, alongside positive comments about the wider team.
Reviews
Emerald Veterinary Health Ltd has a 4.8-star Google rating from 71 reviews.
- •Recent reviews are strongly positive, with clients describing the practice as excellent, caring, compassionate, and reliable.
- •Brian and the wider team are the main focus of praise, especially from long-standing owners who say they have used the clinic for 18 to 20 years.
- •Reviews mention treatment for cats and dogs, including illnesses, accidents, urgent appointments, and an out-of-hours puppy emergency.
- •The main recurring criticism is phone access, with some owners saying the practice can be hard to reach because it is so popular.

