Animal Emergency Clinic

Had to take one of our outdoor cats in after getting into a cat fight and injuring one of her back legs. She ended up needing stitches. The staff and Dr Davis were great. Our concern, of course, being she’s an outdoor cat was leaving it open she would be more susceptible to infection. Taking your pet to the emergency vet is never cheap, however, nothing was suggested that wasn’t necessary and the staff made sure she was comfortable and well taking care of. She was sedated, given pain medication, an antibiotic shot to avoid infection, dissolvable sutures so we wouldn’t have to stress her out and bring her back to have them removed, and then a reversal for the sedation. Trimmed and cleaned out the wound. They also monitored her for a little bit after just to make sure that she came out of the sedation OK. To say she was comfortable when they brought her back to the room while she was still a bit sedated would be an understatement haha She was able to rest comfortably for the rest of the night and we are very grateful for the Emergency Vet being available and taking such great care of her

I brought my cat in sometime during May. She was a good senior cat, but she wasn't eating. Sadly she had a failing liver and I needed to put her to sleep. The Veterinarians were very comforting, professional and I got a lovely card in the mail written from all the staff offering condolences. I was very grateful to receive it. RIP kitty, you were the best cat I could ask for!

We had a very scary incident with our dog Cooper after he got a molar removed during his teeth cleaning. During the night, he started bleeding profusely so we rushed to the emergency clinic. The staff were so attentive and helpful. They were already having a rough, hectic night, but were able to get to us and put him back under to stop the bleeding. I can’t thank them enough for all their hard work and understanding. Dr. Minder was incredibly kind. Hopefully we don’t need to visit an emergency vet again anytime soon, but if we do, we’ll come back to the Animal Emergency Clinic. (P.S. Cooper is doing great now!)

Took my dog to get an antibiotics for a tooth infection on a Sunday. Got checked into a room, a gal came in and took down information as to why we were there said the doctor would see us shortly and left. One and a half hours later after inquiring if they had forgotten me... the doctor comes in. She apologized for the long wait and claimed they had a dog with higher priority emergency. Not in those words of course, and I respect that. When I came in there was only one other car there. If the emergency was there prior to my arrival or soon after, why didn't someone come in and give me a heads up that the doctor was in triage with an animal and my wait could be an hour or more? I left my husband at home, who had surgery just 2 days prior and was unable to wait on himself and needed my assistance to even use the restroom. I would have left and returned at a later time. I felt it was rude and inconsiderate of their staff to have allowed me to set in a small room with no ventilation or information that long. They wouldn't appreciate it if it were them, and they should have stepped up to inform me. I wouldn't advise going there for lesser emergencies unless your dog is actually dieing or severely injured.

They were very compassionate and understanding when we had to sadly bring our dog in to be put down. I have never met a veterinary team as amazing as this one. We even received a hand written card afterwards with everyone's signature!

We brought our dog in this morning for raisin ingestion after she swiped a cinnamon raisin bagel from a plate. Within 15 minutes of arrival, she had been evaluated, and vomiting had been induced. We were kept well informed of plan of care, and given frequent status updates. Dr. Minder and the vet tech that cared for our dog were kind, compassionate, and knowledgable. When time was of the essence, our dog was treated promptly. I appreciate the services provided at Animal Emergency Clinic.

Myself and my family have (unfortunately) had to take two of our cats here. The experience has been wonderful each time. Most recently, our senior boy (11) had to be put to sleep. At home, he presented with refusal to use his hind legs, was clearly lethargic, and had missed the litter box a few times over night. We took him in immediately when we realized his symptoms, and they ran tests. Unfortunately, he was diabetic and was too far gone to be saved. The entire team and Dr. Sloter were kind, compassionate, and focused on making sure our baby was comfortable, but also that we were comfortable. They were able to handle the cremation process and offered paw prints, as well. The pricing was not horrible, I would say it was exactly what you’d expect from an ER. ALSO, they sent us a sympathy card in the mail (handwritten!) that was signed by the doctor and staff. They are seriously so kind. Previously, my senior girl (also 11) had presented at home with projectile vomiting and refusal to eat or drink. We immediately took her in to EAC and they got her in quickly. They ran tests and did X-rays. Come to find out, she had some severe constipation that was leading to her stomach hurting (obviously). They gave her an enema and prescribed an appetite stimulant and laxative. The next evening, she still had not passed the enema nor had eaten/drank, so we took her back. They gave her subcutaneous fluids, performed a physical removal of stool, and gave her another enema. Safe to say she was cleared out after all of that! They never once made us feel dumb or bad for not knowing what was happening with her, and they were so compassionate in explaining pricing. Overall, I would 100% bring another pet here if the need arose. We are grateful to them!