WHAT TO EXPECT
EMERGENCY (734) 207-8500
24 HOURS A DAY
7 DAYS A WEEK
A Passion for Care
Call Before Arrival
Please call us before arrival
We will collect your information, please provide the name and address on your government issued ID, please use the phone number of the person who will be bringing in the pet as well as the owner (if they are different people)
Phone number: (734) 207-8500
At another vet right now?
Please ask the veterinarian to call us so we can better prepare for your transfer.
Once you reach the parking lot please call us again. This is when you will be placed in line. Please stay in the parking lot until you are called to be seen. Once we are ready to see you we will call you back. Wait times can vary dramatically. We see triage based on severity of condition.
If your pet cannot walk at all please let us know. We can use a stretcher to bring them in. Keep in mind, if they can walk at all, they will try to jump off and could injure themselves further.
After your stay we will send the record, bloodwork, and radiographs to your primary care veterinarian. If you’re new to the area, and in need of a primary care veterinarian, please tell us. We have lists of veterinarians in the area accepting new patients.
Meet the Doctors
Meet the compassionate experts behind your pet’s emergency care.
Toxin Concerns
Please call us first so we can determine whether consultation with a board-certified toxicologist is needed. We may work with Pet Poison Helpline or ASPCA Poison Control to ensure the safest treatment plan for your pet. Please note that both services charge a consultation fee.
End of Life Options
We provide humane euthanasia services at the discretion of the veterinarian. We also partner with a trusted cremation provider to assist with aftercare arrangements. Please ask our team for more information.
