Reception open: 9.00am - 1.00pm

Consultations:  9.00am - 11.00am

The practice provides 24 hour cover, 365 days a year for our clients. If you have an EMERGENCY, OR NEED URGENT ADVICE, first telephone the Newport hospital. You will hear a recorded message which will give you the telephone number of the duty vet. Night and weekend emergencies are seen by special appointment at Newport.

If you have out of hours emergency, call (01983) 522804

Pet Doctors is proud to support the Walk the Wight 2012 on Sunday 13th May 2012 in aid of Earl Mountbatten Hospice by sponsoring the Dogsd Walk the Wight 2012 Medals for all dogs who complete the 8, 14 or 26 mile walk.  Find out more here!

What our Clients (and Patients) say about us:

"You are all amazing people and have been a great support. We are looking at getting a new dog / puppy in the New Year and very much look forward to introducing you. Can’t say thank you enough."

"I would like to express my most grateful thanks, Pippa is a much loved companion and I have been very worried about her. Following your excellent treatment and constant care she is very much back to her normal self"

Trina: “I have always found you a wonderful support when things have been tough; always there for people. You have always gone the extra mile. This is one customer who has appreciated it very much."

To all the wonderful, caring team at Pet Doctors Newport. Thank you for taking care of our very special pup, Lucy. Julie and Adam

Thank you for all the care and attention for our cat Charlie. We are so pleased to have him home. It's a brilliant job that you all do, so thanks again. Best Wishes, The Gough Family.

For Christmas opening hours at the Newport Hospital Click here.

Pet Doctors are your local community vets.  We are committed to caring for your pets and making sure your pets receive the best possible veterinary healthcare. Whether you have a dog, cat, rabbit, small caged pet, bird or exotic pet at Pet Doctors each vet and vet nurse strives to ensure your pet comes first!

Our vets, vet nurses and support staff are all specially selected to work as a dedicated vet team to care for your pets.

Pet Doctors – the vets your pets would choose!

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  Paul Pollard MVB MRCVS

  Veterinary Surgeon

  Mr Pollard graduated from Dublin University in 1990. He started off in mixed practice and was successful in getting a teaching job at Greenmount College where he taught Agriculture to degree level and Veterinary Nursing. He is past Chairman of the Northern Ireland branch of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association. Paul arrived on the Island 4 years ago taking on the role of Clinical Director. His job is to try and help his team the best they can be. He regularly runs clinical meeting where the Vets discuss difficult cases and look for ways in which we can improve their clinical ability and customer service. His special interest is in ultrasound and cardiology. Out of work Paul is a keen runner, just not very fast. He has taken part in several half marathons including the Great North Run. Paul, along with several other Pet Doctors staff has enrolled for the Great South Run next year.

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  Kerry McNie MRCVS

  Veterinary Surgeon

  Miss McNie graduated from Bristol University with a BSC honours degree in animal science and decided to follow her dream to become a Veterinary Surgeon. She then graduated from Glasgow university in 2007 and arrived on the Island shortly afterwards. She is a valued member of the team and has a passion for getting to grips with difficult medical cases. Kerry has two dogs Snoop, a Border Terrier cross and Blue, a Hancock Lurcher. She says that blue is like a male model – very good looking but not much upstairs. Outside of work Kerry is a keen runner and horse rider. Clients often spot her running across the Island as she has enrolled in the great south run next year.

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  Sharlene Somarathne MRCVS

  Veterinary Surgeon

  Miss Somarathne is our newest Veterinary Surgeon, having graduated from the RVC in 2011. She obtained a BSc honours degree in Mathematics and Business from King’s College London in 2005 and since beginning her veterinary career, has happily traded in the London hustle and bustle for the beautiful landscape of the Island. She has always owned Cavalier King Charles Spaniels and is a co-author for a 2011 paper published on Canine Mitral Valve Disease. She enjoys playing the piano, orchestral violin and scuba diving in waters significantly warmer than the UK!