Veterinary Services

Urgent Pet Care at Wellington Veterinary Hospital in Wellington, CO

Get expert urgent pet care in Wellington, CO as soon as you need it at Wellington Veterinary Hospital. Our dedicated team provides immediate and effective treatment for pet emergencies.

WVH Offers Urgent Care Services to Wellington and Surrounding Areas.

When disaster strikes, Wellington Veterinary Hospital is here to deliver immediate expert attention. Our dedicated team is committed to providing the highest quality urgent pet care in Wellington, CO, and giving your beloved pet emergency treatment during critical times. With our experienced veterinarians and advanced diagnostic tools, you can trust that your pet is in capable and compassionate hands when it matters most.

Wellington Veterinary Hospital offers Urgent Care admissions during the following times:

  • Wellington Veterinary Hospital faviconMonday – Friday: 8 am – 5 pm
  • Wellington Veterinary Hospital faviconSaturday: 8 am – 3 pm
  • Monday – Friday: 8 am – 5 pm
  • Saturday: 8 am – 3 pm

Why Choose Our Urgent Pet Care Services

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When your pet faces a medical emergency, swift and effective care is crucial. Wellington Veterinary Hospital offers comprehensive urgent care services and a facility equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies. Here are some reasons why pet owners trust us for their pet’s urgent care:

  • Experienced Team: Our veterinarians and support staff are highly trained and experienced in emergency medicine to provide your pet with expert care.
  • Advanced Diagnostic Tools: We utilize advanced diagnostic equipment to gain a quick and accurate assessment of your pet’s condition.
  • Compassionate Care: Our team provides compassionate care, treating your pet with the same level of attention and love that you do.
  • Convenient Location: Located in Wellington, CO, our facility is easily accessible, providing quick and efficient care when time is of the essence.
How Does WVH Urgent Care Work?
  1. Call 970.568.7387 and explain your pet’s symptoms. Based on our current capacity, available appointment slots, and your pet’s condition, a Customer Support Representative or a member of our medical team will provide you with an estimated arrival time.
    1. At times, upon hearing about your pet’s concerns, you might be advised to head straight to a nearby ER. Unlike Veterinary Emergency Hospitals, we have restricted space and no overnight staff.
  2. Immediate Assessment: Upon arrival, your pet will be quickly assessed to determine the severity of their condition.
  3. Stabilization: Our team will stabilize your pet’s condition, providing necessary treatments such as oxygen therapy, IV fluids, or pain management.
  4. Treatment Plan: Based on the diagnosis, our veterinarians will develop and implement a comprehensive treatment plan.
  5. Diagnostic Testing: We utilize advanced diagnostic tools, including X-rays, blood tests, and ultrasounds, to accurately diagnose your pet’s issue.
  6. Communication: We keep you informed throughout the process, explaining your pet’s condition and treatment options clearly.
Urgent Care Wait Times

Please be prepared for a potential wait time ranging from 30 minutes to 2 hours. You are welcome to wait in your car or in one of our exam rooms. A member of our medical team can triage to ensure patients are safe to wait a bit for medical care. Additionally, you have the choice to drop off your pet after the initial assessment. One of our veterinarians will call you do go over a treatment after your pet’s physical exam.

When Should You Ask for an Urgent Care Appointment?
  • Allergic reactions
  • Acting painful, vocalizing, shaking, panting
  • Drinking More/Less or Urinating more
  • Bloat/distended abdomen
  • Broken nails
  • Change in urine color, frequency, or amount
  • Difficulty breathing, sneezing/coughing
  • Infections/Fever
  • Lethargy
  • Neurological signs
  • Not eating/drinking—Change in amount of food/water intake
  • Seizures
  • Toxic ingestions /foreign body
  • Vomiting/Diarrhea
  • Wounds/lacerations
When Should You Ask for an Urgent Care Appointment?
  • Allergic reactions
  • Acting painful, vocalizing, shaking, panting
  • Drinking More/Less or Urinating more
  • Bloat/distended abdomen
  • Broken nails
  • Change in urine color, frequency, or amount
  • Difficulty breathing, sneezing/coughing
  • Drinking More/Less or Urinating more
  • Lethargy
  • Neurological signs
  • Not eating/drinking—Change in amount of food/water intake
  • Seizures
  • Toxic ingestions /foreign body
  • Vomiting/Diarrhea
  • Wounds/lacerations
  • Infections/Fever
Preventive Measures to Avoid Pet Emergencies

While we are always ready to provide urgent care, prevention is the best approach. Here are some tips to help you avoid emergencies:

  • Regular Check-Ups: Routine veterinary exams can detect potential health issues before they become emergencies.
  • Pet-Proofing Your Home: Keep hazardous substances and objects out of reach to prevent accidental ingestion or injury.
  • Proper Nutrition and Exercise: Maintain a healthy diet and regular exercise routine to support your pet’s overall health.
  • Vaccinations and Parasite Control: Ensure your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations and receives regular parasite prevention.
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We Do Not Offer Overnight Hospitalization Services. Patients That Need Continued Care May Be Referred to a 24-Hour Hospital.

If you have an after hours emergency, please call:

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Fort Collins Veterinary Emergency Hospital
816 S Lemay Ave,
Fort Collins, Colorado 80524
(970) 484-8080

Visit Wellington Veterinary Hospital Today

If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, do not hesitate to contact Wellington Veterinary Hospital. Our team is ready to provide the urgent care your pet needs to recover and return to their happy, healthy self. For non-emergencies, we also offer routine care and preventive services to keep your pet in optimal health.