Reviews

My dog was in severe distress when I took him to the Animal Emergency Center, after finding and eating some grapes in the compost. All of the people at the Center were highly professional and knew just what to do for him. I greatly appreciate their kindness and professionalism.

All at the Animal Emergency Center were kind, caring and professional. They saved Duke's life. He was so sick, but they treated him and he returned home to us. I thank them all for giving us back or sweet boy.

We brought our dog here after he ingested an absurd amount of xylitol gum. Everyone from the receptionists to the vet techs to the doctors were kind, caring, and non judgmental. Our pup had to be admitted for 48 hours and the care he received was exceptional. The staff updated us on his condition via text throughout the night which was appreciated considering how busy they are and I’m sure our guy wasn’t their only patient. They provided us a copy of all his vitals, all test results, and all treatments they gave him during the stay. Keep in mind, emergency vet visits are never cheap . However, we feel the price was absolutely worth it to save our dog and all in all it was not an astronomical number. We highly recommend bringing your animals here during their emergency situations. We can’t thank them enough.

Expensive, but great services when we needed them the most!!!

We needed to take our Goldendoodle, Happy, to the Emergency Center last evening. They are absolutely wonderful. Our Happy means the world to us and their action showed they felt the same way. Thank you!!

Professional, caring, and prompt experience at the Animal Emergency Center. Wonderful services provided. Easy access off of the interstate. Highly recommend!

I woke up one snowy morning at 8am and let my 18-month-old mini Labradoodle Wilbur out to potty. When he came back inside, he was dragging his rear end, so I wiped him with toilet paper—to my horror, there was a lot of bright red blood, and he whimpered in pain! I woke my son, and as we wiped him again, more blood poured out. I've never loved a dog as much as Wilbur, so I started crying—I was terrified he might be dying.

We jumped in the car and drove through the snow to the Animal Emergency Center. We arrived around 9:10am, checked in at the front desk, but with a full waiting room of big barking dogs, we chose to wait in the car since Wilbur was shaking and scared. The front desk said they'd call when it was our turn. I noticed a cute cat curled up sleeping on a desk through all the chaos—it was a nice little distraction.

We sat in the car for over 3 hours. I didn't get upset because the sign inside clearly says emergencies are triaged by severity, and worst cases go first. I went inside a few times to use the restroom (they allowed it), and eventually asked how much longer—they said we were next. A vet tech came out soon after and brought us in.

They took Wilbur to the back, and a few minutes later explained he had a ruptured anal gland abscess. The vet cleaned and drained it thoroughly—no surgery needed—and we got our Wilbur back. Yes, it's expensive ($200 just for the exam, total around $500 with everything added), but it's worth it for an emergency like this when your baby is sick and bleeding.

We went home with painkillers (gabapentin), antibiotics (Simplicef), and prednisone. Wilbur bounced back fast—he's resting comfortably and feeling much better already. The vet even texted me today to check on him, which was really thoughtful.

Highly recommend if your pet has a true emergency—thank you to the team!

Diesel was hurt and we weren't sure what was going on with him. He was wimping in pain. Everyone so kind and very helpful. The vet and the staff were very professional and kind. Glad to know they are there if we need them! Thank you everyone for the care!