Animal Care Center is excited to offer Urgent Care services for pets in need by walk-in and call-ahead appointment basis. We take care of any sick pet or injured pet that cannot wait until the next day for care.
What Cases Will We See? Hospital Urgent Care provides veterinary services for a variety of conditions, illness, and injuries found in our pet patients. We have trained and dedicated veterinarians and nurses on staff. We have onsite diagnostic equipment to perform blood work, x-rays, ultrasound, and an in-house pharmacy allowing timely results and treatment of our patients. Cases that require hour critical nursing care or more advanced diagnostics and treatments will be first stabilized and then referred to the specialty hospitals if necessary.
If your pet is experiencing an urgent medical issue after hours, please visit the list of nearby emergency hospitals. FAQ and hospital responses How do I get my pet seen in an urgent situation? We prefer you call ahead to be added to the waitlist. Patients will be prioritized and triaged based on their symptoms and conditions. Any patient needing medical attention, but not life threatening, may be asked to wait.
How much does it cost to be seen for urgent care? For the safety of your pet and our staff, please allow our trained professionals to care for your pet. We will ensure that you are placed in a comfortable exam or waiting room and will communicate with you regularly. Will this require additional treatment? We recommend all pets return to their primary care veterinarian in the time recommended by our urgent care doctor.
Can I take my pet home the same night they are seen? Yes, you can take your pet home tonight. There will be cases that require transfer to the hour Specialty hospital for around-the-clock care. Some stable patients may stay the night here to have a procedure or additional testing during our normal business hours. What animals can you see for veterinary urgent care? How long do I have to wait to be seen? Each patient will be triaged and assessed by a trained professional. Critical life-threatening conditions will take precedence.
