- Before 5pm we book appointments and we accept walk-ins for emergency and urgent care as well.
- During our emergency hours from 5 pm to midnight, no appointment is needed, we accept walk-ins.
- Although we are not a 24-hour facility yet, our overnight team is happy to hospitalize cases that do not require highly intensive care. Our goal is to switch to 24/7 within one year.
During our emergency hours, we will be operating on a triage system, like human emergency hospitals. Patients in distress or in need of immediate critical care will be given priority. Please give us a phone call before you arrive to be updated regarding wait times and to start the registration process.
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Emergency Services
Top-notch critical care for unforeseen emergencies.
Point-of-care Ultrasound
Non-invasive, soft-tissue imaging with prompt same-day results.
Urgent Care
Immediate attention for injuries or illnesses that cannot be delayed.
On-Site X-Rays
Conducted in-house for instant diagnosis of fractures, foreign object ingestions, stones, and more.
In-House Diagnostics and Testing
Efficiently performed within our hospital, reducing wait times for speedy results.
End-of-Life Care
Providing comfort and compassion during the most challenging times.
On-Site Surgical Expertise
Our skilled surgeon is available for emergency procedures.
Treatment and Hospitalization
Care commences promptly, and if your pet requires overnight care, you can be with them throughout.
IMMEDIATE CARE FOR:
ACCIDENTAL INGESTION
Foreign object
Garlic or onions
Grapes or raisins
Marijuana or other toxic plant
Medications
Pet toy
Poison
Rat bait
ACCIDENTS
Disconnected or severed limb or tail
Hit by a car
BITES / DEEP SCRATCHES
BLEEDING
Broken nails
Open wounds
BROKEN BONES / FRACTURES
CHOKING
CONSTIPATION
Straining to defecate
DECREASED OR LOSS OF APPETITE
DIARRHEA
EGG BINDING / DYSTOCIA
EYE PROBLEMS
Eye discharge
Infection
Inflammation
Injury
Redness
Squinting
GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASE
Swelling of abdomen
Vomiting / diarrhea
HEAT EXHAUSTION / HEAT STROKE
HYPOTHERMIA
LACERATIONS / OPEN WOUNDS
LETHARGY
RESUSCITATIONS
SEIZURES
SHELL DISEASE
SIGNS OF OBVIOUS PAIN
Ear infections
- Scratching at ears
- Shaking head excessively
Hiding
SURGERIES
Soft tissue emergency surgeries
SWELLING OF ABDOMEN, FACE, OR LIMBS
TROUBLE BREATHING
Panting
UNCONSCIOUS
URINATION PROBLEMS
Frequent urination
Not able to urinate
Urinating inappropriately / outside of the litter box
VOMITING
WALKING PROBLEMS
Limping, staggering
Loss of balance