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Your Trusted Partner for Veterinary Care in Glasgow
Taylor Vets has been providing expert veterinary care since 1826, establishing itself as one of the UK's longest-standing veterinary practices. With 16 dedicated veterinary surgeons and a team committed to continuous professional development, we serve clients across Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and Ayrshire. Our practice combines deep experience with a client-centric approach, offering comprehensive services from vaccinations to advanced diagnostics. We maintain RCVS accreditation, ensuring adherence to the highest industry standards.

Our focus on preventative care and transparent communication reflects our commitment to pet health and owner satisfaction. Through initiatives like the Pet Health Club, we provide accessible, value-driven healthcare solutions. Our facilities include multiple surgeries equipped with modern diagnostic tools, supported by partnerships with emergency providers for round-the-clock care. This enduring reputation for excellence is built on over 195 years of trusted service to pets and their owners.
Services
Pet vaccinations Wellness screening Diagnostic clinics Health checks Emergency care Repeat prescriptions End-of-life care Nutritional advice Dental services Travel health certificates
Highlights and features
  • Established in 1826 with 16 experienced veterinary surgeons
  • RCVS-accredited facilities ensuring industry-standard care
  • Continuing education for all staff in latest veterinary practices
  • Serves Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and Ayrshire regions comprehensively
  • Partnership with VetsNow for 24/7 emergency coverage
Associations and certifications
  • RCVS
What people say
Expert veterinary care Compassionate staff Modern facilities Excellent emergency support Knowledgeable team
Services
Pet vaccinations
Protect pets from preventable diseases through tailored vaccination programs. Our RCVS-accredited team administers core vaccines for dogs, cats, and rabbits while providing lifestyle-specific advice. Puppies/kittens receive full courses while adults get annual boosters. We offer travel vaccination guidance and maintain automated reminders for schedule adherence.
Wellness screening
Comprehensive diagnostic assessments for mature pets to detect early-stage conditions. Includes blood/urine tests, joint evaluation, and organ function checks. Recommended annually for pets over five years. Identifies hidden issues like kidney disease or diabetes through non-invasive testing. Helps maintain pet health through early intervention opportunities.
Diagnostic clinics
Advanced diagnostic capabilities using mobile CT scanners and ultrasound technology. Specialised imaging services performed by certified practitioners like Susan Spence, RCVS Advanced Practitioner. Enables precise diagnosis of internal conditions, tumours, and soft tissue injuries. Combines traditional diagnostics with modern imaging techniques for accurate treatment planning.
Emergency care
24/7 emergency veterinary services through VetsNow partnership. Available for critical conditions outside regular hours. Equipped facilities handle trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses. Experienced team provides immediate stabilisation and triage. Maintains continuity of care with regular patient records accessible during emergencies.
End-of-life care
Compassionate end-of-life support for pets and owners. Includes humane euthanasia procedures with sedation options. Offers private consultation rooms for family goodbyes. Provides cremation options and bereavement support resources. Staff trained in sensitive handling of terminal cases and owner emotional needs.
People
Susan Spence
Visiting Sonographer
RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Veterinary Imaging with 30+ years' experience. Specialises in ultrasound diagnostics, teaching at Glasgow Vet School and private practices. Holds postgraduate certification in Veterinary Radiology since 1995. Provides mobile imaging services across West Scotland.
Questions
What vaccination records do I need for pet travel abroad?
We provide official vaccination certificates required for EU travel. Clients should allow 21 days between rabies vaccination and departure. Our practice maintains DEFRA-approved documentation standards.
How often should senior pets receive health checks?
Pets over seven years require bi-annual wellness screenings. These include blood tests and mobility assessments to detect age-related conditions early. Our Pet Health Club offers discounted senior care packages.
What emergency services are available outside regular hours?
VetsNow provides 24/7 emergency coverage for our registered clients. Critical cases are handled at their Glasgow facility. Emergency contact numbers remain active when our surgeries are closed.
Can I order prescription medications online?
Yes, our online pharmacy offers licensed veterinary medicines. Allow 24 hours for prescription processing. Medications can be collected from any of our four surgery locations during operating hours.
What happens during a pet wellness screening?
The 30-minute appointment includes physical examination, blood/urine analysis, joint assessment, and dental check. Results are reviewed within 10 days, with follow-up consultations arranged for abnormal findings.
How does the Pet Health Club work?
The subscription plan includes core vaccinations, flea/worm treatments, and six-month health checks. Members receive discounts on dental procedures and diagnostic tests. Plans start at £24.99 per month.