Emergency and after-hours vets for accidents, poisonings, trouble breathing and anything that can't wait for a regular appointment.
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8 emergency vets that offer microchipping, with hours, ratings, reviews and contact details.
VerifiedOpen 24 hoursAlaska's only full-service veterinary medical center offering emergency care, specialty medicine, surgery, and advanced imaging — all under
Palmer, AK
Open 24 hoursArlington, TX
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Chandler, AZ
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New York, NY
EmergencyEvening Pet Clinic is your local Veterinarian in Long Beach, CA serving all of your needs. Call us today at (562) 422-1223 for an appointmen
Long Beach, CA
Full-service animal hospitals — surgery, X-rays and lab work, and overnight care for sick and injured pets.
VerifiedConvenient and affordable Veterinarian in Lehigh Acres, FL.
Fort Myers, FL
Springs Pet Medical Care in Boise, ID.
Boise, ID
Vets for checkups, vaccines, dental cleanings, spay and neuter, and everyday care for dogs, cats and other pets.
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VerifiedHamilton Road Animal Hospital is your local Veterinarian in Columbus, OH serving all of your needs. Call us today at (614) 470-5964 for an a
Columbus, OH
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EmergencyCentral Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital is a top veterinary center in Newport Beach, CA. Our vets are highly trained & experienced a
Newport Beach, CA
EmergencyCoppell ER is a fully accredited freestanding emergency room in Coppell, TX providing 24/7 concierge-level emergency care for adults and chi
Coppell, TX
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Six things to know.
Call on the way so the team can get ready and tell you if they're full or can't treat your animal.
Trouble breathing, a swollen belly, seizures, heavy bleeding, collapse, poisoning or not peeing are emergencies — go now.
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888-426-4435) and Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661) can advise right away (fees apply).
Like a human ER, the sickest pets are seen first. Stable pets may wait.
If your pet swallowed something, bring the package, plant or pill bottle with you.
Emergency care costs more than a regular visit. Ask for an estimate and payment options before treatment.
Compare the emergency vets listed near you and call before you go. Listings marked "Open 24 hours" are open nights, weekends and holidays.
Go right away for trouble breathing, seizures, collapse, heavy bleeding, a swollen or hard belly, repeated vomiting, straining to pee, eating something toxic, or being hit by a car.
The exam alone is often $100 to $250. Tests, X-rays, fluids and overnight care add to that, and surgery can cost thousands. Ask for an estimate.
Emergency vets are open after hours and focus on urgent and critical cases. A regular animal hospital does surgery and hospital stays but usually keeps day hours.
No. Emergency vets take walk-ins and see the most critical pets first. Calling ahead helps them get ready.
Call an emergency vet or a pet poison hotline right away — the ASPCA (888-426-4435) or Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661). Don't make your pet vomit unless told to.