Medical Clothing for Veterinarians

Medical Workwear for Veterinarians 

A veterinary practice is one of the few places in medicine where the patient might bite you while the client watches from the sidelines. Medical workwear for veterinarians therefore needs to withstand fur, mess, constant movement and frequent washing, while also projecting professionalism and earning the trust of the person placing their animal in your care. Both can happen within the same minute. An ordinary scrub top may struggle to keep up with that pace for long. 

Fabric built for practice conditions 

Fur, saliva, disinfectants and frequent washing - veterinary workwear takes a beating every single day. Our styles are made from fabrics designed for the daily demands of professional use and are certified to OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100, Class I. The SILVERPRO+ finish with silver ions helps limit the growth of bacteria and neutralise unpleasant odours, keeping the fabric fresher throughout an intense working day. 

A cut for working on the floor and at the table 

You crouch beside a dog, lift a cat onto the table and hold a patient steady with one hand. Well-chosen veterinary scrubs should give you complete freedom of movement while still fitting properly when you bend down. The Lormont top features a chest pocket and two hidden front pockets for treats, scissors or your phone. In the women's range, Vannes, our most popular top, is a great choice. You'll also find veterinary scrub trousers with added elastane, giving you greater freedom when kneeling, bending and working with a patient. 

The smell that stays on your clothes 

Dogs and cats interpret their surroundings through scent before almost anything else. The smell of the previous patient, cleaning products or heavily perfumed detergents can become yet another stimulus for an animal in an already stressful environment. That's why it's worth having several sets of veterinary workwear to rotate and avoiding strongly scented laundry products. SILVERPRO+ helps neutralise odours that build up as the garments are worn. 

Your size, without the guesswork 

Every style comes with a size chart in centimetres and instructions on how to take your measurements. If you make call-outs and wear an extra layer underneath, take this into account when choosing your size. Cuts can vary from one style to another, so it's worth checking the chart separately for tops and trousers. If you're unsure, get in touch - we'll help you find the right size of veterinary scrubs for that particular cut. 

Personalisation and sets for your practice 

Selected styles can be personalised with embroidery featuring your name, professional title or practice logo. Coordinated scrub sets for veterinarians help create a professional image across the whole team and make it easier for clients to identify members of staff. Team orders are arranged individually, including colour options and delivery dates. 

Recommended workwear for veterinary practice 

When working with animals, it's worth choosing garments that allow freedom of movement, remain practical and withstand a demanding shift. Classic solid-colour styles work well, as do patterned scrub tops such as VANNES Parrot Jungle, VANNES Claws, VANNES Snow Leopard and VANNES Lion Heart, with TULON Parrot Jungle, TULON Claws and TULON Snow Leopard available in the men's range. Animal prints pair well with solid-colour trousers - Clamart or Arles for women, and Cenon or Saumur for men. Together, they create a comfortable, coordinated and professional set for everyday veterinary work. 

Choose a veterinary scrub set that will see you through your daily shifts at the practice. You'll find the available styles above. 

FAQ 

Which colour of veterinary workwear works best in a practice? 

Calm, lower-contrast colours work well in a veterinary practice - Deep Green, Sapphire Blue or Onyx Black, for example. Softer shades can help create a more subdued environment while keeping the team looking professional. No colour hides fur completely, but mid-tones and darker shades tend to be more practical in this respect. 

How many sets of veterinary workwear should I have in rotation? 

It's worth having at least one spare set. If something gets on your clothes mid-shift, you can quickly change into clean workwear without disrupting your day. With frequent wear, having several sets also makes it easier to keep garments in regular rotation. 

How do I choose the right size of veterinary scrubs? 

Measure your chest, waist and hips, then compare your measurements with the size chart for that particular style. Cuts vary from one style to another, so check the chart separately for tops and trousers. If you're unsure, we'll help you find the right size before you order. 

How should I wash veterinary workwear so it lasts longer? 

Before washing, shake off any loose fur or remove it with a lint roller. Wash according to the care instructions for that particular style, and avoid excessive heat, harsh bleach and any products that could affect the fabric's properties. Air drying is preferable; if the care label allows tumble drying, use a low-temperature setting. 

Can I order veterinary workwear with embroidery for the whole practice team? 

Yes. We offer embroidery featuring a name, professional title or practice logo, including for larger team orders. You can order coordinated scrub sets for veterinarians and veterinary staff alike. Get in touch and we'll work out the details, including colours and the delivery date.