MiNightVet Gorleston – Vets in Great Yarmouth
Clinic Overview
- Reviews often describe the team as caring, calm, and compassionate during very stressful visits, especially around emergencies and euthanasia. - Several reviewers mention clear communication, saying options were explained well and they were kept informed without feeling rushed. - Recent examples include help with a dog needing urgent treatment, late-night support delivering puppies, and friendly, efficient handling of an injured bird brought in on a Saturday.
Services
- •Emergency and urgent care: Out-of-hours emergency care overnight and at weekends, plus urgent and critical care. Recent reviews mention emergency visits for dogs and cats, including a puppy, a dog with a sand-related problem, and support during end-of-life decisions.
- •Hospital and monitoring: 24-hour monitored hospitalisation, with separate dog and cat wards, an isolation unit, and walk-in kennels for larger breed dogs.
- •Diagnostics: Ultrasound and heart scanning, ECG, digital x-ray, and an on-site laboratory for same-day results.
- •Procedures and surgery: Two sterile operating theatres. Reviews also mention late-night help with delivering a dog's litter of puppies.
- •Facilities: Separate dog and cat waiting areas, plus car parking and disabled access.
Pricing
No published pricing information is currently available for this clinic.
People
Named in reviews are Francisca, Caitlin, and vet Christina. Reviews also praise the wider vet and nursing team for kind, attentive care during stressful emergency visits.
Reviews
MiNightVet Gorleston has a 4.5/5 Google rating from 8 reviews.
- •Reviews often describe the team as caring, calm, and compassionate during very stressful visits, especially around emergencies and euthanasia.
- •Several reviewers mention clear communication, saying options were explained well and they were kept informed without feeling rushed.
- •Recent examples include help with a dog needing urgent treatment, late-night support delivering puppies, and friendly, efficient handling of an injured bird brought in on a Saturday.
- •One negative review describes a 2 hour 30 minute wait for a very poorly cat and frustration about the order in which patients were seen.

