Rachel - Emergency Vets Glasgow

Rachel qualified from the Royal Veterinary College in London in 2021. Originally from Glasgow she was keen to come back to Scotland where she started in a busy mixed practice. After completing a small animal rotating internship, she realised emergency and critical care was her favourite aspect of veterinary medicine and joined the EVG team in May 2026.

Outside of work you can find her busy walking with her Yorkie, Fergus, or else with her head in a book (veterinary or thriller).

She hopes to start a certificate in ECC in the near future.

Our emergency veterinary team is here when your pet needs urgent support.

Get in touch with our team to discuss your pet's condition and the next steps for immediate care.

	Basic Hospitalisation	Standard Hospitalisation	Advanced Hospitalisation
Admit consultation
Admit clinical examination
TPR @admit and discharge
Medication administered as prescribed by referring ve
Maintain IV fluids prescribed by referring vet
Minimum database (PCV, TS, Glucose, BUN, USG): up to 4 per shift
Point-of-care ultrasound (free fluid scan): up to 4 per shift
Initiate, Plan & Maintain intravenous fluid therapy
Blood sample fees
TPR as required through shift
Oxygen therapy (flow-by, oxygen cage, nasal)
Maintain Urinary Catheter (eg blocked cat)
Multiparameter Monitoring
Syringe Driver
EPOC Critical Care Blood Analyser, up to 4 per shift
Constant or near constant monitoring (eg seizure watch)
Examples	Healthy patient – maintain IV fluids for drug overdise, lily ingestion	MOST CASES WILL BE THIS. Urethral obstruction with urinary catheter in place, post-op splenectomy / pyometra, vomiting and diarrhoea, HGE	Collapsed / non-ambulatory, septic shock, congestive heart failure
Fee	£295	£495	£995

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Our emergency veterinary team is here when your pet needs urgent support.