Emergency Pet Care

Find treatment fast.

We are equipped to see certain vet emergencies during our regular hours. However, if your pet experiences an after-hours emergency, they require an overnight observation, or we determine they require a level of specialty care that can be better provided elsewhere, we’ll refer you to the closest specialty care or emergency animal hospital.

Signs of Veterinary Emergency

Frequent Vomiting or Retching
Frequent Bouts of Diarrhea or Straining
Difficulty Breathing (heavy or shallow)
Bloated or Distended Abdomen
Hyperthermia (heat stroke)
Hypothermia (low body temperature)
Straining to Urinate and / or Blood in Urine
Convulsions or Seizures
Any Trauma (hit by a car, fall, fight)
Injury or Irritation to the Eyes
Exposure to Poison or Chemicals
Inability to Deliver Puppies or Kittens
Burns
Lacerations or Bleeding Wounds

In case of an after-hour emergency, please contact:

Northeast Indiana Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Hospital
24-Hour Urgent Care
5818 Maplecrest Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46835
(P) 260-426-1062

West Central Ohio Veterinary Emergency Services
3077 Harding Highway, Lima, OH 45804
(P) 419-221-0269

For immediate assistance, call us at (419) 692-9941.