Designed with purpose by people who get it
For the thrills, the spills, the ups and the downs. Our vet scrubs are designed and tested by veterinary professionals to hold up to real vet med demands: animal hair, fluids, disinfectants, and a lot of floor-level work.
These are veterinary scrubs engineered for vet work from the fabric up. Shop tops and cargo pants for women and men.
Why Vet Med Scrubs Need to Be Different from Standard Medical Scrubs
Standard medical scrubs are built for a human hospital floor. Vet work is a different job. You are restraining animals, lifting them onto tables, kneeling for radiographs, and wearing whatever the last patient left behind.
Poly-cotton scrubs hold onto fur and let fluids soak straight through. Our VetCore™ fabric is anti-static, so hair and fur brush off instead of clinging.
It resists water and clinic fluids, so most spills roll off rather than soak in. That can be the difference between a quick wipe and a mid-shift change.
Vet scrubs also carry more on the body: pens, thermometers, treats, a phone. Deep, angled side pockets and a roomy chest pocket with an ID loop keep gear where you put it.
VetCore™ Fabric: Built for Hair, Fluids and Movement
VetCore™ is our proprietary fabric, 92% recycled polyester and 8% spandex. The recycled poly handles durability and easy care; the spandex gives you four-way stretch for reaching, bending, and lifting.
The anti-static finish is the part vet techs notice first. Hair and fur do not bond to the surface the way they do on regular scrubs, so a quick brush-down clears most of it. Fluids bead and wipe rather than stain.
It is quick-drying and wrinkle-resistant, so you can wash in a hurry and skip the iron. Wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low, and it holds up shift after shift. Breathable and soft enough for a twelve-hour day.
GENU™ Removable Knee Protection
Floor-level work is where vet med is hardest on your body. Kennel cleaning, restraint on the ground, radiographs, dental setups: your knees take it all shift.
GENU™ is our patent-pending removable knee protection, built into the cargo pants by veterinarians who were tired of wrecking their joints. The pads slide in when you are working low and come out before the wash, so you get knee protection when you need it and plain scrub pants when you do not.
That makes us one of the few places you will find scrubs with knee pads built for the job. If knee work is your day, the cargo pants are where to start.
Vet Scrubs for Women and Men
We build vet scrubs for women and men in the same fabric and the same size range, XXS to 3XL.
For women, the women's vet med scrub top has a mid-depth V-neck and subtle tailoring, and the women's cargo pants carry the GENU™ knee protection. For men, the men's scrub top and men's cargo pants run the same build.
Our scrubs run true to size with a slightly relaxed cut. If you are between sizes or want more room, size up.
Building Your Vet Med Uniform
A vet med uniform is more than a top and pants. A few pieces round it out.
Underscrubs add a warm layer for cold clinics and early starts. Scrub caps keep hair back for surgery and dental work, with animal prints if your clinic runs a relaxed dress code. For long shifts on hard floors, compression socks help tired legs.
If your clinic allows color and print, our printed and patterned tops add some personality to the floor. Mix them with the vet med basics and build the rotation that fits your week.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best scrubs for vet techs?
Look for fabric that handles hair and fluids, stretch that moves with restraint and lifting, and pockets that hold gear through a busy shift. Anti-static, fluid-resistant fabric like VetCore™ and knee protection for floor work matter more for vet techs than standard nursing scrubs.
What color scrubs do vets wear?
There is no universal standard. Color is usually set by the clinic, and many practices leave it open. Darker shades and prints are practical because they hide hair and stains between washes. Navy, black, and slate are easy starting points.
Do vet techs wear scrubs?
Yes. Scrubs are standard for vet techs, assistants, and veterinarians because they are easy to clean, easy to replace, and take a beating. Vet-specific scrubs go further by resisting hair and fluids that regular scrubs hold onto.
Are vet scrubs different from nursing scrubs?
They can be. Nursing scrubs are built for a human hospital floor. Vet scrubs like ours add anti-static, hair-repelling fabric and floor-level knee protection, because the job involves animals, fur, and a lot of kneeling.
How do you get pet hair off scrubs?
Brush down with a lint roller or a damp cloth before washing, then wash inside out on cold with like colors. Anti-static fabric helps here, since less hair bonds to the surface to begin with. Air the top out between shifts.
Pick Your Vet Med Set
Every vet med piece runs XXS to 3XL and true to size, backed by our 99-day guarantee. Start with a top and cargo pants in a core color, and build out from there.
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