Eden Veterinary Practice Opening Hours and Out-of-Hours Emergency Care

Eden Veterinary Practice in Cupar runs a 24-hour emergency service, so you can reach a vet even when the practice is closed. Standard opening hours are Monday to Friday 8.30am–7.00pm and Saturday 9.00am–1.00pm; the practice is closed on Sunday. Outside those times, an on-call vet is available for emergencies on 01334 650888 — the same number used for routine enquiries and bookings.

Standard Opening Hours

These hours cover routine appointments, check-ups and other planned visits. To book one, call the team on 01334 650888.

Out-of-Hours Emergencies

Eden Vets states that its own team provides a 24-hour emergency service, so animals that fall ill outside normal hours are not left without cover. When the practice is closed, the on-call vet is available for emergencies on 01334 650888.

The practical points:

• Use the same number. There is no separate emergency line listed — 01334 650888 is the contact for both routine calls and out-of-hours emergencies.
• Call before you travel. The practice advises contacting the team by phone; for an emergency, calling ahead lets the on-call vet prepare and confirm they can see your animal. The site does not publish a separate walk-in emergency procedure, so phone contact is the reliable first step.
• Expect the on-call arrangement, not the full practice. Outside opening hours the service is described as an on-call vet for emergencies, so it is set up for urgent cases rather than routine appointments.

Who the Service Covers

The 24-hour care is described as covering all animals the practice treats — not just dogs and cats, but also horses, livestock and birds. That matters if you keep a mix of animals: you do not need a separate emergency contact for a horse or a herd.

Contact Details

• Phone: 01334 650888 (routine bookings and emergencies)
• Email: [email protected]
• Address: Eden Veterinary Practice, Cupar Trading Estate, Cupar, Fife, KY15 4SX
• Fax: 01334 653888

The practice has been established in Cupar since 2003, and its principal vet and practice owner is Ainslie Smith.

Before You Call

Have your animal's details and a short description of the problem ready, and ask whether you should bring the animal in or wait until the practice reopens. For non-urgent matters — vaccinations, neutering, microchipping, pet passports, dental checks, weight management or flea and worm prevention — use the weekday or Saturday hours and book an appointment in advance.