Pet Emergency Clinic

We had a great experience here. We brought our dog in on sunday morning after he’d been randomly shrieking in pain for a few days. It was empty and we were seen right away. The front desk staff were so nice and welcoming. The doctor was really informative and thorough and took time to answer all of our questions and provide clarification. We were thinking we’d have to do a bunch of testing and X-rays and it would be super expensive. We ended up just getting an injection for pain and pain meds to take home. They didn’t try and push any extra testing on us, they actually recommended we don’t do anything extra yet. We definitely didn’t feel like anyone was trying to rip us off or get us to spend more. It was all very honest and upfront and we are extremely grateful. I wouldn’t hesitate to bring my dogs here again if we had another problem!

Unethical! My son brought his dog in after being in a dog fight. He was honest about having $1500 to spend. They started guilt tripping my son "well we advise 2 overnight stays immediately- if she survived we will do an ultrasound… only $3,000 deposit" despite being told $1500 was the max. Their response? Well you could euthanize her or surrender and a vet tech will take on financial responsibility and will own her outright" Yup! They tried to steal my son’s dog because he only has $1500. My son asked for an ultrasound to see if there was internal injuries. The response was "that’s pointless since she’s not staying here for observation - she will die without staying" I’ve never been so disgusted with a vet in my entire life! Deplorable. Within an hour my son had her seen by another vet. Visit, ultrasound and all - proof of no internal injuries and looking better already = $400. This vet - this deplorable money grabbing, dog stealing vet: $900 for an exam, pain meds, fluids and antibiotics! Ridiculous!!!! Do not bring your pets here. They’re all monsters.

So after having a horrible experience at the pet emergency clinic out in the valley me and my daughter took panther to the pet emergency clinic on Ruby and Mission what a difference I explained our story of what happened and they worked with me and took panthers stitches out. The whole staff were kind and helpful. Big difference in there way of treating people. Respectful and went out of there way to make sure panthers needs were met. So if you need help with your pets go there . They are wonderful people

I took my cat Luke to emergency vet to diagnose urinary issues. The wait time was very short 5 minutes tops. Doc came out and talked to her about Luke. Luke taken back to be examed. Issued found and being taken care. Staff at clinic very friendly, helpful, knowledgeable. Would not hesitate to taking my future pets there!

We took our cat, Melliandra in because her back legs were not working. Wait time was minimal and the vet saw her almost immediately, they then gave us time to spend with Melliandra before she was put to sleep. We were so heartbroken. The clinic experience was very very good. Highly recommended for emergency care.

This clinic has always been top notch with my dogs over the years. From a surgery after a cancer diagnosis, to the accidental ingestion of prescription medication, they have always been great! While I hope you won't find yourself needing their services, if you ever do, these are the right people to turn to in an emergency.

I would give zero stars if that were an option. You would expect that bringing an injured animal to an emergency veterinary clinic—especially during slow hours—would result in immediate care. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. My dog suffered a severe laceration while I was at work. When I returned home, there was blood everywhere. After reviewing my security cameras, I discovered he had been bleeding heavily for over 2 hours. To which was relaid to staff. I rushed him to this "emergency" clinic, a 20-minute drive, with blood covering both of us. In the urgency of the situation, I forgot my wallet. Upon arrival, I was denied treatment because I did not have payment on hand. Instead of providing emergency care, the staff attempted to sign me up for a credit account at 11:00 PM. My dog was visibly in distress—panting heavily, actively bleeding—and yet no basic first aid was offered. No attempt was made to stabilize him: no pressure applied, no tourniquet, no IV fluids, nothing. I was turned away with my dog still bleeding and had to drive all the way back home before returning again, all while he continued to lose blood. There was no sense of urgency, compassion, or professionalism. When I did return, I was left waiting in a room for over 10 minutes despite there being no other patients present. This was one of the most frustrating and concerning experiences I’ve had. An emergency clinic should prioritize stabilizing an animal in critical condition before anything else. That did not happen here. Photos to follow. The photo was a few minutes in the waiting room.