At Boulder And Northside Emergency Pet Clinics, Your Pet's Paws Are In Good Hands.

We will provide the best emergency medical care and comfort for your pet 24-hours a day seven days a week

Please wear your mask when speaking to our staff from your car and the sidewalk.

Please be patient with our staff, our wait times have increased due to COVID-19 and staff shortages. It is necessary to call and alert the staff at the clinic you have chosen before bringing a pet to be seen. Please choose and complete the admission form for the clinic that you will be arriving at.

Curbside Policy

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EMERGENCY PET CARE

WE'LL BE THERE WHEN YOU NEED US MOST.

IF YOUR PET IS IN CRISIS AND REQUIRES IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION, CALL ONE OF OUR 24-HOUR EMERGENCY PET CLINICS TO SPEAK WITH A VETERINARY PROFESSIONAL.

Boulder Emergency Pet Clinic- 303-440-7722
Northside Emergency Pet Clinic- 303-252-7722

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Pet emergencies can be unexpected and scary

Some common veterinary emergencies include

• Severe weakness, collapse, or inability to walk
• Trouble breathing, excessive panting, gagging, choking, pale or bluish gums
• Vomiting and other gastrointestinal disturbances
• Distended, swollen or painful abdomen
• Non-production retching or vomiting
• Acute injuries and trauma, such as bites wounds, lacerations, broken bones, hit by car, snake bite, etc.
• Seizures, stroke, and other neurological disturbances
• Heat exhaustion
• Animals who are unable or have difficulty urinating or defecating
• Uncontrolled bleeding from any part of the body
• Allergic reactions, hives, facial swelling
• Toxin ingestion, including many common items such as xylitol (sweetener), grapes and raisins, chocolate, onions, and garlic, certain plants like lilies and poinsettias, rat bait, marijuana or prescription medications. IF YOUR PET CONSUMES SOMETHING TOXIC, PLEASE BRING THE PACKAGING OR CONTAINER IN WITH YOU! It can be extremely helpful in diagnosis and treatment. You can reach the Pet Poison Hotline at 1-855-764-7661 or visit their website at https://www.petpoisonhelpline.com/

The bottom line is that any concern about the health of your pet warrants a call to a veterinarian.

As an emergency hospital, we are here to provide essential medical care. We are glad to offer emergency support and be an extension of your regular veterinary care provider. Therefore, you can always expect seamless communication between our emergency hospitals and your primary veterinarian.

We are members of:
 

  • The American Animal Hospital Association
  • The Colorado Veterinary Medical Association
  • The Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

★★★★★

"What an amazing, professional crew! I'm from Alaska and while on vacation my dog got sick. I was advised to take her to the emergency vet overnight. I was a mess bc I didn't know if my pup would recover. Dr. Carroll was amazing! She educated me on my pet's diagnosis (marijuana toxicity) and assured me she would recover. She went over the cost and answered any questions I had. My dog was in good hands and I appreciate how caring they were and how much they loved on her while she was there."

- Nikki P

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