FAQ

We accept cash, credit, check, as well as CareCredit and Scratchpay. You can sign up for these payment options in our clinic or online. All payments are due at the time services are rendered.

A pet emergency includes symptoms such as difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, collapse, trauma, ingestion of toxins, or sudden severe pain. If you are unsure, it is always safest to seek emergency veterinary care immediately.

You should visit an emergency vet anytime your pet experiences a life-threatening condition, sudden illness, or injury outside normal business hours. Waiting can significantly worsen outcomes in emergency situations.

Yes, we accept walk-ins but it is always best to call ahead. Emergency cases are prioritized based on severity to ensure pets in critical condition receive immediate care.

If possible, keep your pet calm and warm, avoid giving food or medication unless instructed, and transport them safely. Calling ahead allows the emergency veterinary team to prepare for your arrival.

Emergency veterinary care can be more expensive due to specialized equipment, overnight staffing, and immediate diagnostics. However, prompt treatment can be life-saving and prevent more serious complications.