Services Offered
Emergency Veterinary Care
Immediate medical attention for pets with urgent health issues, including injuries, poisoning, and severe illnesses.
Diagnostic Services
Advanced diagnostics such as X-rays and blood work to quickly identify and treat pet health problems.
Surgical Procedures
Emergency surgeries and treatments performed by skilled veterinarians in a sterile, modern facility.
IV Fluids and Medication
Administration of IV fluids, injections, and prescribed medications to stabilize and heal pets.
Post-Treatment Care
Follow-up guidance, wound care, and at-home instructions to ensure pets recover smoothly after emergency visits.
Reviews
4.4(5 reviews)
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Alfred Hersh
via Google
about 1 month ago
Our experience was super great. The staff was super kind, nice and loving to our baby girl (dog). I made multiple calls to check up on my little girl and the staff was more than happy dealing with me. I hope not to visit with them again, but if I have to, I know they will be so accommodating, loving and caring!
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Nicki Elieffvia Google
about 1 month ago
Update: make that 3 times I have been here. Exceptional care! I have been here twice with my labrador. Both times the staff has been friendly, accommodating, and professional. The facility is very clean. The treatment plans and recommendations were explained very thoroughly. I highly recommend this facility if you need emergency services for your pet.
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Paula Millervia Google
about 1 month ago
I did not appreciate the veterinarian on staff January 17, 2026. I am disabled but in order to handle my small dog I left my cane in the car and my walker at home. My little white dog is one of four and she ate something that was poisonous throwing up non stop for 3 hours. The staff and the tech Darrin were compassionate to my financial concerns the veterinarian not so much. Darrin took my little fur baby back to the vet and the vet promptly came back and referred me to go to the urgent clinic in Dallas because an Xray alone at this emergency clinic would cost $600. So I was discriminated because of my disability status. My fur baby threw up in my car all the way into Dallas then at City Vet she stopped. The veterinarian at City Vet was compassionate and exceptionally intelligent in diagnosing the problem without any blood work or X-ray. Gastroenteritis probably ingesting foreign material my baby should not have. IV fluids were ordered canned food easy on digestion, and an injection for nausea and vomiting. The tech even supplied me with puppy pads to help clean up my car. The Plano emergency clinic could have done the same and it would have been within my budget however it seem to me I was not worth this vet’s time. I will never be back.
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Kathy Gadenvia Google
about 2 months ago
The vet techs and vet did an amazing job with my boy. They diagnosed him in a timely manner and took great care of him. He’s healing nicely at home now. As for the cost of treatment, they were reasonable. Especially for the care he received. I would definitely take my boy back if there was another emergency.
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mary ismailvia Google
5 months ago
We rushed in because Ms. Lexi ripped off one of her du claws. We googled and found Emergency Animal Hospital. We walked in and were greeted and got signed in. They quickly came out and took her back. After a few minutes of waiting the doctor came out and spoke with us about a med she takes for her hips. He wanted to make sure any meds they prescribed for Ms. Lexi wouldn’t have any reactions to what she is taking. He explained what was done and what medication would be sent home and how to care for her exposed quick. Her paw was wrapped up. She is doing fine and is now walking on her paw. They were very nice and very efficient and explained everything to us very well. Thank you all. 💜🐶💜
