What to expect when coming in for an emergency:
​​Check-In & Triage:
Our reception team will gather essential health history details before directing your pet to the treatment area.
Triage & Examination:
One of our veterinarians evaluates your pet based on medical urgency—not just arrival time—so the most critical cases are addressed first.
Stay Close, Stay Updated:
You’re welcome to wait in our lobby—or nearby (within 5–10 minutes)—with your phone on full volume. We’ll contact you as soon as we have updates.

WHEN YOU SHOULD SEEK EMERGENCY VETERINARY CARE:
Contact us immediately if your pet experiences any of the following:
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Severe or persistent vomiting/diarrhea (more than two bouts within 24 hours)
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Refusal to drink for 24 hours or more
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Difficulty breathing, continuous coughing, choking or gagging
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Bleeding (from nose, mouth, rectum) or blood in urine/vomit
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Unsettled bleeding that doesn’t stop within five minutes
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Trouble urinating or defecating, or pain during these functions
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Eye injuries, fractures, open wounds or limping
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Heat-related collapse or signs of heatstroke
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Seizures, staggering, unconsciousness, or signs of acute distress or anxiety
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Ingestion of toxins or unknown harmful substances
Our Hospital : OPEN EVERY DAY 8 AM - 10 PM (24-hour nursing care available)
Hours & After-Hours Support
After 10 PM? Don’t Panic. Call the hospital at 609-646-7013 to speak to a Registered Veterinary Technician for triage support. They can help you determine if your pet should be seen immediately for care.
For 24/7 emergency care, we refer patients to Mount Laurel Animal Hospital—a trusted partner ready to assist.