Urgent Care Services List

What’s Considered a Pet Emergency?

Some common examples of conditions that require urgent care include:

Severe injury or pain – Fractures, deep wounds, severe bleeding, or any injury that causes significant distress.
Trauma – If your pet was involved in an incident that caused head or spinal injuries.
Poisoning – Ingestion of toxic substances such as chemicals, plants, medications, or certain human foods can be life-threatening.
Seizures – Prolonged or cluster seizures are emergencies that require care.
Allergic reactions – Severe swelling, difficulty breathing, and hives.
Heatstroke – Pets can overheat in hot weather, leading to heatstroke, which is a medical emergency.
Severe vomiting or diarrhea – Continuous vomiting, bloody diarrhea, or signs of severe dehydration require attention.
Bloat – This is a life-threatening condition that can occur in dogs.
Difficulty urinating – It’s a painful and dangerous condition that needs immediate attention.

Experiencing an emergency? Call us to have your pet seen right away.

Our urgent care center is equipped to provide specialized in-house lab testing with quick result times. This includes high quality digital x-rays with expert consultation from a board-certified veterinary radiologist.

We also offer a full scale surgical suite and sophisticated anesthesia planning and monitoring for many emergency surgeries, and comprehensive in-house pharmacy with extensive injectable and oral medications.

Let WellHaven Urgent Care be there for your family when your primary care vet cannot. We understand that when your pet is in distress, you need a trusted partner to provide the best care possible.

Our doctors and support staff have years of experience in urgent care, surgery, wound management, chronic disease management, animal behavior, and so much more. We work closely with your primary care vet to provide comprehensive care and a seamless transition of care.