Veterinary emergency in Uccle and all over Brussels
Our emergency center handles emergencies at night, on weekends, and on public holidays.
Veterinary centerUccle
Our on-call veterinary center located in Uccle is available to handle emergencies at night, on weekends, and on public holidays.
Our VET&GO center in Uccle, ideally located in the Brussels region, specializes in emergency veterinary care. Close to municipalities like Auderghem, Watermael-Boitsfort, Forest, and Ixelles, our Uccle center is a pillar for residents of these areas and beyond. We offer on-call and emergency veterinary services for various pets, including cats, dogs, and small mammals.
The expert and dedicated VET&GO Uccle team is prepared to respond to any type of veterinary emergency. We handle a variety of symptoms, ensuring rapid and efficient care. Although our center is not a traditional clinic, it is equipped with a laboratory and imaging area for accurate diagnostics.
Our availability is continuous, including holidays and nights, ensuring a warm welcome for your pet at any time. If you live in Uccle or neighboring municipalities like Saint-Gilles, Linkebeek, Drogenbos, our VET&GO center in Uccle is the ideal address for quality emergency care for your pet.
Surgery Room
Consultation Room
Hospitalization
Medical Imaging
Analysis Laboratory
The VET&GO veterinary centre in Uccle meets the requirements of the Code of Ethics of the Order of Veterinary Surgeons, enabling it to use the designation of "clinic." Among these requirements is the presence of sufficiently high-performing equipment to treat an animal quickly. As such, we have a medical imaging room, an operating theatre, an analysis laboratory, consultation rooms, and a space dedicated to hospitalisations.
We are committed to doing everything possible to promote an optimal recovery for every animal we take in. Our approach is centred on personalised care, tailored to the specific features of each case. We use advanced technologies and proven medical protocols to ensure accurate diagnoses and effective treatments. Our team of specialists is continually trained in the latest veterinary techniques to guarantee not only a swift and safe intervention, but also to maximise the chances of a complete and rapid recovery for your companion.
An expert and versatile team
Our veterinary team in Uccle is made up of professionals who are perfectly trained for emergency tasks — whether Veterinary Care Assistants (VCAs), veterinarians, or surgeons.
As efficient as it is versatile, our team is therefore able to handle emergency situations, whether they arise in the evening or at night, on public holidays or weekends.
The VET&GO veterinary centre in Uccle is located at 1149 Chaussée d'Alsemberg, allowing residents of the municipality, as well as those of the surrounding areas, to benefit from our services: Auderghem, Watermael-Boitsfort, Forest, Ixelles, Saint-Gilles, Linkebeek, and Drogenbos. If you have a veterinary emergency in Waterloo or the surrounding area, we are also ready to help you.
A veterinary emergency refers to any condition likely to result in the irreversible loss of organ function or the death of an animal. This state may arise after a trauma (road accident, fall, fight, etc.), the ingestion of a toxic product or a foreign body, a strong allergic reaction, or an intestinal obstruction, for example.
Generally, the symptoms indicating an emergency are significant vomiting, severe diarrhoea, a wound that bleeds heavily, a temperature below 37°C or above 40°C, shortness of breath, reduced consciousness and/or responsiveness, unusual aggression, trembling or convulsions, and so on.
If you have any doubt or concern about your pet's condition outside your usual veterinarian's opening hours, contact your nearest VET&GO centre.
Up-to-date opening hours and prices are available on our practical info page.
As an on-call centre, we are at your service when your usual veterinary practice is closed: in the evening and overnight, from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, and on weekends from Saturday 12:00 PM (noon) to Monday 7:30 AM. On public holidays, we welcome your animals in distress 24 hours a day.
Located near the Uccle-Calevoet station, the VET&GO veterinary centre in Uccle sits at the junction of four roads: the Chaussée d'Alsemberg, the Chaussée de Drogenbos, the Rue du Château d'Or, and the Rue du Bourdon. Upon your arrival, let the professionals guide you: your pet is in good hands.
No. VET&GO emergency centres handle dogs, cats, and New Companion Animals (NAC), but not large animals such as horses or cows.