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Signs of a Pet Emergency

  • Difficulty breathing

  • Collapse or loss of consciousness

  • Seizures

  • Severe bleeding

  • Suspected poisoning or toxin exposure

  • Traumatic injury (hit by a vehicle)

  • Difficulty urinating

  • Severe vomiting or diarrhea

  • Eye injuries

  • Severe pain or distress

Not sure if it's an emergency? Give us a call. We'll help you decide what to do next.

Tired cat resting on a couch at home while wearing a protective recovery collar after surgery

What to Expect

1. Immediate Assessment

Your pet will be evaluated upon arrival. Patients with the most urgent medical needs are seen first.

2. Clear Communication

We'll explain our findings, treatment options, and answer any questions.

3. Prepared Emergency Team

Calling ahead helps us prepare; however, walk-ins are always welcome.

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Hours of Operation

  • Mon

    Open 24 hrs

  • Tue

    Open 24 hrs

  • Wed

    Open 24 hrs

  • Thu

    Open 24 hrs

  • Fri

    Open 24 hrs

  • Sat

    Open 24 hrs

  • Sun

    Open 24 hrs

  • Specialty Care is available Monday-Friday by referral only.

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No appointment needed

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