Urgent Care & Emergency Services for Pets
At our urgent care facility, we’re here to provide timely, compassionate support for your patients when immediate attention is needed. Our goal is to deliver high-quality emergent care while supporting the continuity of long-term management with you, their primary veterinarian.
We greatly appreciate any diagnostics, medical history, or records you’re able to share, as they help us provide the most informed care possible. Thank you for trusting us as part of your extended veterinary team.
Urgent Pet Care When Every Minute Counts
At Longmont Small Animal Hospital, we understand how frightening it can be when your pet is in distress. That’s why we offer same-day urgent and emergency care during our regular hospital hours for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Whether it’s a sudden injury, unusual behavior, or a concerning symptom, our experienced veterinary team is here to provide prompt, compassionate care when your pet needs it most.
Types Of Emergencies We Handle:
- Allergic Reactions
- Birthing
- Bites
- Bleeding
- Bloat/Gastric Dilation and Volvulus
- Chest Injuries
- Choking and Oral Foreign Objects
- Electrical Shock
- Eye Injuries
- Fractured Limbs
- Heat Stroke
- Pet Toxins and Poisoning
- Respiratory Distress
- Seizures
- Shock
- Trauma
- Urinary Tract Symptoms
- Vomiting and Diarrhea
Same-Day Veterinary Help You Can Trust
From diagnostics to treatment, we act quickly to identify and manage your pet’s condition. We also collaborate with your primary veterinarian to ensure seamless follow-up care after your visit. While we are not a 24/7 emergency facility, we are here for you during open hours—and we provide trusted resources for after-hours help when needed.
Same-day exams for urgent concerns
In-house diagnostics, imaging, and treatment
When time matters, our hospital is equipped to provide immediate evaluation and care. Our emergency services include in-house bloodwork, digital x-rays, pain management, wound treatment, and expert triage for toxin exposure. If your pet is experiencing symptoms like labored breathing, seizures, trouble standing, or suspected poisoning, don’t wait—call us right away.
Know When to Call for Help
Not sure if your pet’s symptoms are serious? These are signs that require immediate veterinary attention:
- Trouble breathing or ongoing coughing
- Sudden weakness or unsteady walking
- Vomiting or eating something toxic
- Straining to urinate or defecate
Our Services
Worried About a Toxin Exposure or Poisoning?
Please call us or contact an animal poison control center:
Emergency Services:
- In-House Bloodwork
- Pain Management
- Digital X-Ray
- Wound Treatment
- Same-Day Urgent Care Exams
- Collaboration with Specialty Referrals
