WAG Animal ER operates Monday through Thursday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM, and provides 24-hour care from Friday at 6:00 PM through Sunday at 8:00 AM. We remain open on holidays to deliver emergency veterinary services when your primary veterinarian is unavailable.

Our emergency veterinary staff addresses a broad spectrum of urgent medical conditions, including trauma and injuries, poisoning, respiratory distress, seizures, severe vomiting or diarrhea, sudden illness, allergic reactions, and other critical pet emergencies that demand immediate care.

Appointments are not required for emergency veterinary services. If your pet is facing a medical emergency, bring them to WAG Animal ER immediately during our hours of operation. Our staff will evaluate your pet and deliver prompt care.

If you believe your pet has consumed a toxic substance, call WAG Animal ER right away and bring your pet in for assessment. Toxins often include specific foods, medications, household cleaning products, plants, and chemicals. Timely treatment can substantially improve your pet's prognosis.

Yes. We perform emergency surgical procedures for conditions including internal injuries, foreign object ingestion, serious wounds, intestinal obstructions, and other critical situations requiring immediate surgical care to safeguard your pet's well-being.

Yes. WAG Animal ER conducts emergency cesarean sections when complications occur during the birthing process. If your pet is experiencing difficulty delivering or displaying signs of distress, obtain emergency veterinary assistance immediately.

Yes. Our emergency dental care addresses urgent oral health problems including broken teeth, facial swelling, mouth injuries, serious infections, and painful dental conditions requiring immediate attention.

Yes. Our veterinarians will assess your pet's medical condition and prescribe appropriate medications as part of the treatment protocol. We supply medications to help control pain, infections, injuries, and other emergency medical issues.

We deliver compassionate end-of-life support for pets and their families. Our staff offers guidance, quality-of-life evaluations, and humane euthanasia services in a dignified and respectful setting.

You should obtain emergency veterinary care if your pet is having trouble breathing, bleeding heavily, collapsing, seizing, suffering from poisoning, unable to urinate, experiencing major trauma, vomiting repeatedly, or showing any sudden change in behavior that seems life-threatening. WAG Animal ER is accessible during evenings, overnight hours, weekends, and holidays to deliver critical care when your pet requires it most.