Animal Hospitals and Emergency Vets Near Me

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Where do you need vets?

1,340 cities and 51 states

When a pet gets hurt at night, the question is not which vet is best but which one is open. Most listings do not say. We mark the clinics that publish 24-hour or emergency service and leave the rest unmarked instead of guessing.

9190vets and animal hospitals
$30–$72price published by 2
193open 24/7
278wheelchair access
49emergency service

Before you go

When to take your pet to an emergency vet. Some pet problems can wait for a regular appointment. Others cannot. This page summarizes guidance from the Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine, the ASPCA and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This page is not veterinary advice.

If your pet ate something toxic. When a pet may have swallowed something harmful, speed and calm matter. This page summarizes steps from the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. This page is not veterinary advice.

Cities with the most vets and animal hospitals

New York New York Los Angeles California Portland Oregon Seattle Washington Chicago Illinois Austin Texas Houston Texas Dallas Texas Mesa Arizona San Diego California Phoenix Arizona Colorado Springs Colorado

All 259 cities with their own page

By state

What is missing, and why

Emergency hours and exam fees are missing on most entries. Only a few hundred clinics state 24-hour service in open map data, so an unmarked clinic may still take emergencies, and a clinic that mentions "emergency" on its site does not always mean it treats them itself — some send you to a separate after-hours hospital instead. Call before you drive. We checked clinic websites for this and found the text too unreliable to mark automatically, so the flag here still comes only from open map data, not from us reading each site. Nothing here is veterinary advice.