When the swift expertise of a board-certified criticalist – or simply having the right equipment such as a ventilator on-site – is literally the difference between life and death, seconds count. We hope you never need an emergency vet, but if you do, we’re ready, equipped and trained to help your pet pull through a time of crisis.
Certified to handle trauma
Staffed, trained and equipped with the tools to handle any major trauma, we are a VECCS Certified Level 1 facility and a VetCOT Level II Trauma Center.
Open 24 / 7 / 365
Our ER & Critical Care department is open 24 / 7 / 365 for all emergency cases. No referral required. Walk-ins welcome.
Equipped to save lives
We have life-saving tools like a ventilator, high flow oxygen, MRI, CT scanner, endoscopic cameras, C-ARM fluoroscopy and an oxygen cage.
Confidence during a crisis
If you know your pet has a crisis, go straight to where a team of specialists have the tools they need to improve the odds of a good outcome.
Board-certified criticalists are in the hospital 7 days per week and available on-call. Experienced emergency vets and ICU technicians are trained in CPR so that patients in cardiac arrest can be treated immediately.
Expertise when it counts the most
Criticalists and specialists (neurology, surgery, internal medicine, cardiology, oncology, radiology) are on staff and on-call if required for emergencies.
This is a desperate time for you and your loved one. Please, rest assured that everybody in our building will be doing everything in their power to achieve the best possible outcome for your pet.
We have been in your position before and understand how difficult it is.
Respect
We are here to take good care of your pet and we’re committed to establishing trust and mutual respect with our clients, however, please know that abusive language, aggressive behaviour, and lack of respect toward any of our staff members will not be tolerated.
Most Critical First
The most critically ill patients are seen first. Your pet will be triaged to assess how critically ill they are.
Pay For Service
While Emergency Services are performed with the intent to provide a diagnosis and help your pet through their illness or emergency, it is important you understand it is the services provided you are paying for, not the outcome.
