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No Appointment Necessary! 
We treat Dogs, Cats, Birds, and Small Mammal Exotics

Have you ever had a pet emergency? When your regular veterinarian is not available where will you take your pet?

The doctors and staff of the Animal Emergency Hospital are caring, compassionate and dedicated.

We realize the stress and anxiety when your pet is ill. Whether your pet has been hit by a car, ingested a poison,

broken a bone, needs a caesarian or is vomiting or having diarrhea our doctors are experienced in all aspects of

emergency and critical care.


To get advice on your pet's health please see the Frequently Asked Questions tab

Please feel free to come in for a tour of our hospital.

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