So, your pet or animal friend is not feeling well, and you need a veterinarian's help outside the usual hours? That is where urgent care steps in, filling the gap between routine vet visits and full-blown emergencies. Choose urgent pet care when your animal friend needs prompt attention but is not facing a life-or-death situation. If your pet or animal friend is facing a serious, life-threatening condition or injury, 24-hour veterinary emergency hospitals provide immediate and intensive care. Examples include severe trauma, hit by car, bone exposure, respiratory distress, ingestion of toxic substances, active seizures, heat stroke, collapse, etc. While some signs are unmistakable, like bleeding or continuous vomiting, not all situations are crystal clear. Urgent pet and animal care usually falls into the category of "I know something is wrong, and it needs attention ASAP, but it might not be life-threatening." On the other hand, animal emergency care is for situations demanding surgical intervention or immediate hospitalization due to a severe threat to your pet's life. Not sure? Call us. If you are unsure what care is needed, we are here to guide you to ensure your pet gets the appropriate care, whether it is urgent attention or immediate hospitalization. If the problem is a serious or life threatening illness or injury, we will refer you to an animal emergency hospital * We do not treat wildlife or strays. * Full payment at time of services.

Website: animalurgentcarewarnerrobins.com

Phone: (478) 974-5678

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Watson Blvd and Olympia Dr/Peacock Dr