24-hour emergency veterinary line
Emergency vet care in Miami.
Call first for urgent injuries, sudden illness, poisoning concerns or any situation where your pet may be in immediate danger.
Call before arrival to confirm immediate veterinarian availability.
Do not wait
Signs that need immediate veterinary attention.
Emergency symptoms can progress quickly. Contact the hospital immediately when you see any of the following:
Breathing and circulation
- Difficulty breathing or open-mouth breathing in a cat
- Blue, gray, purple or very pale gums
- Collapse, extreme weakness or unresponsiveness
- Sudden abdominal swelling or repeated unproductive retching
Trauma and neurological signs
- Car accident, major fall or animal attack
- Uncontrolled bleeding or deep wounds
- Seizures, paralysis or severe disorientation
- Eye injury or sudden loss of vision
Illness and pain
- Repeated vomiting or severe diarrhea
- Severe pain, crying or inability to get comfortable
- Straining to urinate or inability to pass urine
- Heatstroke, severe allergic reaction or rapid swelling
Possible poisoning
- Human medications, rodent poison or household chemicals
- Chocolate, xylitol, grapes, raisins or toxic plants
- Bring packaging and estimate the amount involved
- ASPCA Poison Control: 888-426-4435, consultation fee may apply
Emergency process
What happens after you call.
Phone assessment
The team gathers key details and confirms the safest next step and current availability.
Arrival and triage
Critical patients may be taken directly for rapid assessment, vital signs and stabilization.
Diagnostics and plan
The veterinarian discusses recommended tests, treatment priorities, estimated costs and monitoring.
Emergency vet near you
5841 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami.
Located near the MiMo District, Morningside, Upper Eastside, Edgewater, Midtown and the Design District.
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Call before you leave so the team can prepare.