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Vets in East Riding of Yorkshire

46 verified veterinary practices across 20 East Riding of Yorkshire towns. Every listing comes from the practice's own website — nothing is guessed or padded out. 11 practices publish a list we have verified — compare fees in East Riding of Yorkshire.

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Browse the 46 verified East Riding of Yorkshire practices below —20 towns are covered. Every listing comes from the practice's own website, verified 2026-09-09. PETHEALTH+ shows 10 practices that state they are independent. For emergencies, phone the practice first; the answerphone gives the out-of-hours number.

Towns in East Riding of Yorkshire

All 46 practices in East Riding of Yorkshire

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many vets are there in East Riding of Yorkshire?
Our directory lists 46 veterinary practices in East Riding of Yorkshire, spread across 20 towns. Every listing is verified from the practice's own website; anything the practice does not publish is left blank rather than guessed.
How do I find an emergency or out-of-hours vet in East Riding of Yorkshire?
1 of the 46 listed East Riding of Yorkshire practices publish an out-of-hours or 24-hour arrangement — see the out-of-hours filter page for the current list. At night or weekends, phone your own practice first: the answerphone gives the emergency number they use. Always call before travelling.
Are there independent vets in East Riding of Yorkshire?
Yes — 10 listed East Riding of Yorkshire practices state on their own websites that they are independent. Ownership is only shown where the practice publishes it, so the real number may be higher.
Can I find horse, farm or exotic vets in East Riding of Yorkshire?
Yes. East Riding of Yorkshire has 3 equine practices, 0 farm-animal practices and 14 practices that see exotic pets listed; most practices (45) treat dogs, cats and small pets. The equine, farm and exotic filter pages list each group individually.

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