Emergency and Urgent Care

Emergency and Urgent Pet Care at VetCheck Urgent Care Center

VetCheck Pet Urgent Care Center is your reliable partner when emergencies strike. We understand that health crises don't always happen during regular hours, so we offer convenient late-night and weekend hours at our walk-in clinics. Emergencies rarely wait for an appointment, and as pet owners ourselves, we know how crucial immediate care can be.

Our team at VetCheck Urgent Care Center is dedicated to providing high-quality, affordable emergency and urgent pet care for both cats and dogs. Whether your pet is experiencing sudden illness, injury, or discomfort, we are equipped to handle a variety of urgent situations. You can trust us to prioritize your pet's health and well-being with expert care.

For the safety of all our patients, we maintain an isolation ward for sick pets, ensuring a clean and controlled environment for recovery. Additionally, we understand the unique needs of our feline friends, which is why we have a cat-friendly exam room. This specialized space is designed to keep our cat patients comfortable and at ease during their visit.

At VetCheck Urgent Care Center, we are committed to providing compassionate treatment and reliable care during your pet's urgent moments.

Common Pet Emergencies

Determining whether your pet needs immediate veterinary care or if they can wait for an appointment isn’t always easy. Below is a list of some of the most common emergencies we see in our clinic. Keep in mind, though, that it is by no means exhaustive and does not include every symptom or scenario in which emergency care may be warranted. If you have any questions about whether your pet needs immediate veterinary care, please reach out to us.

Please note that we are not equipped for life-threatening emergencies. If we determine that your pet is facing a life-threatening emergency, we will refer you to the nearest emergency hospital.

Common pet emergencies include:

• Injuries sustained in car accidents or fights with other animals
• Persistent diarrhea or vomiting
• Lethargy
• Dental and oral diseases
• Ear, nose, and eye problems
• Lacerations
• Internal parasites
• Vaccine reactions
• Age-related illnesses
• Anal gland issues
• Insect bites
• Chronic or acute pain
• Arthritis
• Seizures or loss of consciousness
• Respiratory problems
• Toxin/poison exposure
• Skin tumors
• Lameness