Urgent Care vs Primary Care

The following are reasons you should visit an urgent care for your pet. If you have any further questions please reach out to us! Urgent care deals with life-threatening and chronic cases while primary care deals with routine veterinary care (vaccines and prevention) and minor infections.

My pet is continuously vomiting, stopped eating, has bloody diarrhea, or is bleeding!

If any of these situations are happening, please head our way! It will be helpful if you give us a call on your way so we can prepare for your arrival.

My pet is having difficulty breathing!

Please head our way immediately! It would be helpful if you call on your way so we can make sure oxygen is turned on and ready for your pet upon arrival.

My cat has stopped urinating!

If this occurs, please head our way! This may mean your cat has blocked and could require emergency surgery!

My pet has an abdomen that is distended or appears swollen!

Please head our way immediately!

My pet has been outside in the heat for a long period of time, has gotten hit by a car, or has a severe open wound!

Please head our way immediately! It would be helpful if you call on your way so we can make sure to be ready for your arrival.

My pet ate something they shouldn't!

Please head our way and give us a call to inform us of what you believe your pet ate. We want to make sure we are most prepared for your arrival!

My pet is having continuous and uncontrollable seizures!

Please head our way immediately!

Urgent Care vs Primary Care

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