When Only The Best Will Do

World-class emergency services for pets.

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When Only The Best Will Do

World-class emergency services for pets.

A plain white background resembling the sterile, clean environment of a veterinarian's clinic. There are no objects, text, or distinct features visible in the image.

Off-Hour Staff

A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing red scrubs with a name tag that reads "Betsy," is smiling and sitting at a desk with a computer on it. The background includes a counter and cabinets, suggesting Betsy might be a dedicated veterinarian.
The staff and veterinarian are on site through the week day nights and from noon on Saturday through each weekend to Monday morning and all day and night on major holidays.

In House Testing

A cluttered laboratory workspace with a variety of equipment and supplies, commonly found in a veterinarian's office. Shelves above the counter hold binders, books, bottles, and other items. The counter has various machines, including a centrifuge, a printer, and a computer monitor. A sink is on the left.
We offer in-house diagnostic testing using advanced IDEXX equipment, allowing us to get fast, accurate results. We can run essential tests like Complete Blood Counts (CBC), biochemistry panels, electrolytes, coagulation tests, and urinalysis all right here in our clinic giving us accurate results in just a few hours.

Radiography

A room with a warning sign on the door that reads "Caution X-Ray Radiation." Inside, there are two protective lead aprons placed on a table, and an x-ray machine is visible in the background. This is where the veterinarian conducts crucial diagnostic imaging for pets.
Our hospital is equipped with digital X-ray and basic ultrasound machines , allowing us to quickly look inside your pet to help diagnose a wide range of conditions, from broken bones to internal issues like organ changes or fluid buildup. To ensure the most accurate interpretation, our X-rays are also reviewed by licensed veterinary radiology technicians who provide detailed radiology reports. This expert insight helps our doctors make well-informed decisions about your pet’s care.

Surgical

A veterinary operating room with an adjustable stainless steel examination table, various medical equipment, and an anesthesia machine. The room has cream walls, a clean and shiny floor, and a closed window in the background. This space ensures veterinarians have all they need for optimal animal care.
Our hospital is equipped to handle a wide range of emergency surgeries. We perform critical procedures such as laceration repairs, cesarean sections, chest wall and lung wound repairs, gastric dilatation and volvulus (GDV) treatment, and gastrointestinal foreign body removal. We also stabilize fractures using splints or bandages when surgery isn’t immediately required. In emergencies, every second counts—our team is ready to act quickly and confidently to give your pet the best chance at a full recovery.

Anesthesia

A hospital monitor displays vital signs, including heart rate (92 bpm), blood pressure (119/58 mmHg), and oxygen saturation (96%). The screen shows various waveforms and numerical values indicating the patient’s current health status, much like a veterinarian's equipment monitoring an animal's well-being.
Our veterinary team is aggressively trained in anesthesia safety, using state of the art induction and maintenance protocols to keep every patient comfortable and protected. Throughout each procedure, experienced veterinary technicians carefully monitor vital signs such as heart rate, blood pressure, breathing, and oxygen levels. For patients who need additional support, we also offer mechanical ventilation. This level of advanced care ensures the safest possible anesthesia experience for your pet.

Critical Care

A veterinarian in blue scrubs gently holds a dog's head while a woman, with her back to the camera, assists. The scene unfolds in a veterinary clinic, with medical equipment and cabinets visible in the background.
Our highly trained team provides advanced care and continuous monitoring for every patient in critical emergencies. When transferred by a primary veterinarian, pets receive hospitalization with attentive nursing care from credentialed veterinary technicians and skilled assistants. We provide advanced pain management, intravenous fluids, blood and plasma transfusions, oxygen and respiratory support, and specialized catheter placement when needed for precise monitoring and treatment. Our team’s expertise and dedication ensure that critically ill pets receive the highest level of care throughout their hospitalization.

End of life

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Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the most difficult decisions a family can face. Our team is here to support you through every step of the euthanasia process with compassion, dignity, and respect. We take the time to discuss your pet’s condition, answer your questions, and help you make the decision that’s right for both you and your pet.

During the procedure, we prioritize your pet’s comfort, ensuring a peaceful and pain free passing. Families are welcome to be present, hold their pet, and say goodbye in a private, quiet space to provide peace and privacy.

We also offer a range of cremation and memorial packages to help honor your pet’s life. Our staff can guide you through these options and help you choose the one that best reflects your wishes. From start to finish, our goal is to provide compassionate care, clear guidance, and emotional support during this difficult time.