Our Services

Why Choose Veterinary Urgent Care?

Shorter Wait Times than emergency hospitals for non-life-threatening conditions
Experienced Team specifically trained in urgent pet care
Seamless Communication with your regular veterinarian
Convenient Hours when your primary vet may be closed

When Should You Make an Appointment

Vomiting
Diarrhea
Not eating or decreased appetite
Breathing changes, coughing, labored breathing
Limping or not using a leg
Lacerations or wounds
Signs of pain (whimpering, restlessness, yelping)
Ear infections (shaking head, scratching, odor)
Skin issues (hot spots, itching//licking, rashes)
Allergic reactions (hives, facial swelling)
Urinary issues (frequent urination, straining, accidents indoors)
Decreased energy
Ingestion of potentially harmful substances
Eye issues including squinting, discharge, pain
Swelling or lumps
Worsening of chronic conditions
Seizures
And many more conditions

Conditions requiring emergency care include difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, collapse, seizures, inability to walk, or extreme pain.

Specialized Cruciate Care

We provide specialized surgery when your dog has a torn ligament in their knee - think of it like a important "rope" that keeps the knee stable when walking or running.

When this ligament tears, your dog's knee becomes wobbly and painful. Without fixing it, the knee will develop arthritis and cause long-term pain.

The Solution

Modified Maquet Procedure (MMP)

The surgery will stabilize your dog's knee and prevent future arthritis problems.