Prompt, Life-Saving Care. Delivered with Compassion.

Trauma, breathing trouble, suspected poisoning, bloat, a difficult birth, or a pet that's suddenly not acting like themselves — these all warrant a visit. When in doubt, come in: we care for every pet that comes through our door.

Veterinarians and support staff trained in emergency and critical care. Our medical director, Trudy Smith, leads a team of emergency veterinarians, and you'll be told the name of the doctor caring for your pet.

No. Walk in anytime, day or night. Pets are seen in order of medical urgency, not arrival time — the most critical cases go first.

Both work, though calling ahead helps. Tell us what's happening, and we can have the right team and equipment ready before you arrive. If there's no time or no one free to dial, just come — we'll take it from there.

Yes. You'll receive an estimate and a chance to ask questions before we begin, and our care team can walk you through payment, insurance, and financing options, if needed.

A licensed veterinary technician will do a quick triage exam to assess urgency, then bring you back to a doctor as soon as it's safe to do so.

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Any medications your pet takes, and whatever you know about what happened, when symptoms started, anything they may have eaten, prior conditions. If you don't have records handy, come anyway; we'd rather have your pet in front of us than wait on paperwork.

Yes. Our overnight team monitors every patient around the clock.