Urgent Care

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Our experienced veterinarians will evaluate your pet for many conditions including:

  • Vomiting/diarrhea

  • Decreased appetite, weight loss

  • Coughing, sneezing

  • Ingesting toxic items or objects (chocolate, plants, bones, socks, etc.)

  • Limping or pain

  • Heat stroke

  • Seizures/tremors

  • Wound, injuries, lacerations, bleeding, trauma

  • Abscesses and infections

  • Allergic reactions

  • Urinary tract infections

  • Birthing or newborn puppy difficulties

  • Anxiety

  • Oral pain or tooth infections

  • Quality of life assessment and euthanasia if needed

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We provide routine diagnostic testing & services such as:

  • X-rays

  • Bloodwork

  • Urinalysis

  • Quick ultrasound scans to assess for internal bleeding, pregnancy, etc.

  • Minor surgeries

  • Fluids and nausea medication

  • Antibiotics and pain medication

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We take walk-ins only and our wait times can vary depending on how many sick pets are waiting. We can generally see your pet faster (and for less expense) than the local emergency vets! Please call us for an estimated wait time!

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We refer to ER clinics to provide advanced care

If your pet is sick enough to require an overnight stay in a pet hospital, or needs advanced care such as emergency surgery, we will call to coordinate transfer to one of the emergency hospitals in the valley to ensure we speak directly to the team who will take over your pet's care.

We coordinate with your primary care veterinarian

Our goal is to provide for your pet's urgent needs, we are not a replacement for routine veterinary care from your family vet (such as vaccinations and dental cleanings). After your visit, will recommend following up with your primary vet for continued care. Even if your pet is better, it is important to see your primary vet regularly for wellness exams and care at least once a year to help your pet stay healthy.

We refer to veterinary specialists when needed

 If your pet has a condition that requires a specialist or specialized surgery, equipment, or medication that we cannot provide, we will coordinate with you to find the specialist to meet your pet's advanced needs.

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