My pup left feeling so much better!
The staff was amazing, and the facility was clean and organized. The reasonable pricing was the icing on the cake.
Some pets need more than an exam and medication before going home. Pet Urgent Care and Hospital provides on-site diagnostics, surgery, isolation, treatment and continued monitoring for dogs and cats who need hospital-level care.
Overnight hospitalization is available for patients who need IV fluids, medication, oxygen, repeated testing or close observation. Overnight staffing supports admitted patients who require continued treatment and monitoring.
My pup left feeling so much better!
The staff was amazing, and the facility was clean and organized. The reasonable pricing was the icing on the cake.
Thank you for helping my Beemo!
At 1 AM, he cracked a nail and was bleeding heavily. They provided pain medication, clipped the broken nail, and trimmed the others to help prevent it from happening again.
Exceptional veterinary care, honest pricing, and a team that truly cares.
Angus needed emergency bowel obstruction surgery, and the team clearly explained his diagnosis, treatment options, and recovery. They kept me informed throughout the process, and he is recovering well.
They treated us with compassion during an incredibly difficult goodbye.
The team comforted our family and helped with the cremation arrangements and paw print. I am deeply grateful for their help.
Dr. Severin was patient and answered all our questions.
We brought in our elderly dog with heart disease, and an X-ray confirmed our concern about fluid buildup. The front desk staff and technicians were great and provided compassionate care.
They gave my cat exactly what she needed and helped her avoid surgery.
After a week of visits elsewhere for a partial stomach blockage, Pet Urgent Care helped her pass the obstruction without surgery or an overnight stay. The rooms were clean, and the waiting area was welcoming.
Our in-house laboratory, digital radiography, ECG, blood pressure monitoring and urinalysis help guide treatment. Case-dependent care may include advanced procedures or emergency abdominal and soft-tissue surgery.
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.
Hospitalization may be recommended when a pet is dehydrated, unstable, unable to take medication at home or needs continued monitoring. Patients may be admitted for pancreatitis, kidney or liver disease, hemorrhagic gastroenteritis, pneumonia, seizures, congestive heart failure, diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis, toxicity, heatstroke and other serious conditions.
Timely testing helps the veterinarian understand the problem and monitor response to treatment. Available diagnostics include bloodwork, urinalysis, digital X-rays, blood pressure testing, ECG, ocular tonometry and skin or ear cytology.
Surgical capabilities include foreign body removal, GDV surgery, intestinal resection and anastomosis, cystotomy, emergency C-section, pyometra surgery, splenectomy, enucleation, tarsorrhaphy, tail amputation and selected mass removal. Every procedure depends on the patient’s condition, timing and the veterinarian’s assessment.
Dedicated isolation supports patients with suspected contagious disease, including parvovirus and leptospirosis. Additional hospital capabilities include IV fluid therapy, oxygen support, an in-house pharmacy and prescription diet foods when recommended as part of treatment.
When your pet is ready to leave, the team will review medication, home-care instructions, warning signs and recommended follow-up. Continued care may return to your primary veterinarian or move to a specialist when the condition requires it.
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.
Treatment for painful, infected or ruptured anal gland abscesses.
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.
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.
Evaluation and treatment options for a swollen, fluid-filled ear flap.
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.
Examination and diagnostic testing for fever and unexplained lethargy.
Diagnostics, stabilization and surgical treatment for gastrointestinal foreign bodies.
Surgical removal of gastrointestinal foreign bodies when required.
Initial stabilization and pain management for suspected or confirmed fractures.
Emergency evaluation and surgery for gastric dilatation-volvulus when indicated.
Emergency surgery for gastric dilatation-volvulus.
Emergency cooling, diagnostics and supportive treatment for heat-related illness.
Urgent inpatient treatment for severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea and dehydration.
Prescription diet foods available when recommended as part of a patient's care.
Emergency testing and treatment for dangerously low blood sugar.
On-site laboratory testing to support faster diagnostic and treatment decisions.
On-site medications for patients receiving care through the hospital.
Removal of damaged intestine and surgical reconnection when required.
Dedicated isolation capability for patients with suspected contagious disease.
Intravenous fluid therapy with patient monitoring when medically indicated.
Assessment and treatment for suspected kennel cough and persistent coughing.
Inpatient diagnostics, fluid therapy and monitoring for acute or worsening kidney disease.
Isolation, diagnostics and hospital treatment for suspected or confirmed leptospirosis.
Hospital care and monitoring for acute or worsening liver disease.
Diagnostic evaluation when a dog or cat stops eating or has a significant appetite change.
Case-dependent removal of a mass when urgent treatment is appropriate.
Continued inpatient treatment and monitoring for pets who need overnight care.
Supplemental oxygen and monitoring for pets with respiratory distress.
Inpatient fluids, medication, nutrition support and monitoring for pancreatitis.
Isolation and intensive supportive care for dogs with parvovirus.
Emergency drainage of fluid around the heart when clinically indicated.
Oxygen, medication and monitoring for pneumonia and serious respiratory illness.
Assessment and case-dependent repair of an opened or damaged surgical incision.
Emergency surgery and stabilization for a life-threatening uterine infection.
Sedation-supported procedures when needed for safety, comfort and effective treatment.
Emergency assessment and supportive care for seizures, collapse or loss of consciousness.
Evaluation, cleaning and repair for serious wounds, bites and lacerations.
Rapid assessment and respiratory support for smoke exposure or difficulty breathing.
Case-dependent emergency removal of the spleen.
Case-dependent partial or complete tail amputation for severe injury or disease.
Emergency evaluation and treatment after known or suspected toxin exposure.
Immediate assessment and stabilization after vehicle trauma or another serious injury.
Evaluation and treatment for coughing, sneezing, congestion and respiratory infection symptoms.
Urine testing to evaluate urinary and systemic health concerns.
Emergency diagnosis and treatment when a pet cannot pass urine normally.
Evaluation and treatment for vomiting, diarrhea and related gastrointestinal symptoms.
Cleaning, closure and follow-up care for wounds that require repair.
Come in for an examination and clear recommendations about diagnostics, treatment and continued care.