Emergency Vet Care in Troy, MI

Serious Conditions Need a Hospital That Can Act

Pet Urgent Care and Hospital evaluates and treats serious illness, injury and life-threatening emergencies in dogs and cats. Walk in for triage, diagnostics, stabilization, emergency procedures, surgery and hospitalization based on your pet’s condition.

When to Seek Emergency Veterinary Care

Come in immediately for difficulty breathing, collapse, major trauma, uncontrolled bleeding, repeated seizures, a swollen abdomen with retching, inability to urinate, heatstroke or known toxin exposure. A pet may have a serious internal injury even when the problem is not obvious from the outside.

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Emergency Diagnostics and Treatment

Depending on the situation, our team may recommend bloodwork, urinalysis, digital X-rays, blood pressure testing or ECG. Treatment may include pain control, wound repair, IV fluids, oxygen support, fracture stabilization, surgery or continued hospitalization.

Service Area

Serving Troy and Metro Detroit Pet Owners

Pet owners travel to our Troy hospital from communities throughout Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties.
  • Troy
  • Clawson
  • Royal Oak
  • Ferndale
  • Birmingham
  • Bloomfield Hills
  • Warren
  • Sterling Heights
  • Madison Heights
  • Rochester Hills
  • Detroit

Financing & Payments

Exam Fees and Payment Options

Our exam fee is $90, including nights, weekends and holidays. Payment is due at the time of service. Cherry payment plans and CareCredit are available for qualified applicants.

What Happens When You Arrive

Emergency visits begin with triage. A team member quickly assesses your pet’s condition so critically ill or unstable patients can receive immediate attention. Stable patients are seen according to medical urgency, which means another pet may be treated first even if they arrived later.

After triage, a veterinarian performs a more complete examination and discusses recommended diagnostics and treatment. When the situation allows, you will receive an estimate and have an opportunity to ask questions before care proceeds.

Emergency Conditions We Treat

Our hospital is equipped to evaluate and treat a broad range of emergencies, including:

  • Hit-by-car trauma, animal attacks and serious wounds
  • Breathing distress, smoke inhalation and congestive heart failure
  • Seizures, collapse, hypoglycemia and diabetic ketoacidosis
  • Urinary obstruction and other acute urinary emergencies
  • Foreign body obstruction, bloat or GDV and severe gastrointestinal illness
  • Poisoning and toxic ingestion
  • Heatstroke and other environmental emergencies
  • Reproductive emergencies, including pyometra and difficult delivery

Emergency Surgery and Continued Care

Some emergencies cannot be resolved with medication alone. Case-dependent surgical capabilities include foreign body removal, GDV surgery, intestinal resection, cystotomy, emergency C-section, pyometra surgery, splenectomy and treatment for severe eye or tail injuries. If your pet needs continued care, the hospital can provide IV fluids, oxygen, isolation and overnight monitoring.

Walk-In Emergency Care

Walk-ins are welcome. Call ahead when possible, but do not delay coming in for a serious emergency.

Our Process

What to Expect

We prioritize patients by medical need and keep you informed about recommended care and costs.
Step 1

Check In or Walk In

Complete the online intake form before arrival if convenient, or walk in during check-in hours.
Step 2

Triage and Examination

Our team evaluates your pet, with critically ill or unstable patients treated first.
Step 3

Review the Care Plan

We explain recommended diagnostics, treatment options and estimated costs before proceeding.
Step 4

Treatment or Hospitalization

Your pet receives the appropriate treatment, procedure, surgery or monitored hospital care.

Related Care Services

Browse the concerns, procedures and support services commonly connected to this type of visit. Your pet’s care plan will depend on their exam, condition and medical needs.

The hospital is staffed around the clock for hospitalized patients.

Diagnostic or therapeutic drainage of abdominal fluid when indicated.

Emergency diagnostics, fluid therapy and monitoring for an Addisonian crisis.

Noninvasive blood pressure measurement for diagnosis and ongoing monitoring.

In-house blood testing to evaluate illness, injury and organ function.

Emergency assessment, monitoring and supportive treatment for congestive heart failure.

Evaluation and case-appropriate treatment for constipation or difficulty passing stool.

Bladder surgery for case-appropriate urinary conditions.

Hospital care for diabetic complications, including diabetic ketoacidosis.

Digital X-rays for rapid evaluation of bones, the chest and the abdomen.

Targeted testing when medication or toxin exposure is suspected.

Electrical heart rhythm testing for patients with cardiac concerns.

Case-dependent emergency surgery for serious abdominal conditions.

Emergency Cesarean delivery when the mother or puppies cannot safely progress.

Rapid evaluation and prioritization based on the severity of your pet's condition.

Emergency evaluation and surgical care for serious reproductive conditions.

Case-dependent surgical treatment for severe eye injury or disease.

Urgent eye examination with pressure testing when clinically appropriate.

Frequently Asked Questions

Emergency Vet FAQs

What to know before bringing your dog or cat to our emergency hospital.
Should I call before coming to the emergency vet?
Calling ahead is encouraged because it helps the team prepare, but it is not required. Do not delay care for a serious or life-threatening emergency.
Emergency patients are prioritized by medical urgency rather than arrival time. Critically ill or unstable pets are treated first.
Yes. Overnight hospitalization and continued monitoring are available when the veterinarian determines that your pet should remain in the hospital.
Yes, the hospital performs multiple emergency abdominal and soft-tissue procedures when clinically appropriate. Availability depends on the patient and case.

Do Not Wait on a Serious Emergency

Call ahead to give the team a heads-up, or come directly to the hospital for a serious emergency.

Why Choose Us

Why Pet Owners Choose Our Hospital

Clear hours, broad hospital capabilities and independently owned care when your regular veterinarian may not be available.

Open 24 Hours

The hospital is staffed around the clock for patients receiving care.

Check-Ins Until 3 AM

New-patient check-ins are accepted from 8:00 AM to 3:00 AM daily.

$90 Exam Fee

The exam fee stays the same during nights, weekends and holidays.

Independent and Local

Pet Urgent Care and Hospital is independently and locally owned.