We provide progressive medical, surgical, and emergency veterinary services throughout the week at all three locations. Additionally, our Wenatchee clinic provides urgent care access 7 days a week.
Please note weekend hours may differ from weekdays. Please call to reserve a time.
For an urgent care appointment, please call ahead. However, we recognize that emergencies do happen that require immediate attention (‘walk-in’).
As always, we ask for your patience as the nature of emergency and critical care medicine often does not allow for strict adherence to schedules. Our experienced and devoted team will do our best to take care of your pet in a timely and comprehensive manner. Our time and attention will be devoted to patients with the greatest need of medical attention.
If you feel your pet needs emergency medical assistance, it is important to keep calm, as assistance is not far away.
Please contact us immediately. If our veterinarian is unavailable to treat or if it is outside of regular business hours, please refer to our emergency referrals page. Appointments are not required for emergencies, but it is necessary to call ahead; doing so will enable us to better prepare for your arrival.
We understand this is a stressful time, but keep calm and try not to worry. Please remember to drive carefully, knowing your pet will soon be under the care of experienced and highly skilled professionals.
- Acute vomiting/ diarrhea
- Lacerations
- Progressing lethargy
- Labored breathing
- Dystocia (whelping difficulty)
- Urethral obstruction
- Acute labored breathing
- Inability to urinate despite repeated efforts
- Acute trauma (hit-by-car, dog-fight wounds, rattlesnake bite)
- Protracted labor (dystocia)
- Acute or severe lameness or pain
- Skin issues or itching
- Nutritional concerns/ questions
- Progressing weight loss of several weeks duration
- Vomiting or diarrhea of several weeks duration
- General medication questions
- Inappropriate urinating/ defecating
- Behavioural issues
- Mild or chronic lameness