Welcome to East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic

Your Emergency Veterinarian in Diamond Bar, CA
Call us at (800) Pet-ER20 or (909) 861-5737

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A pet emergency can occur at any time, and it’s difficult to think clearly when your pet is in distress. Our emergency veterinarian near you has received additional training in using specialized equipment and techniques to provide care during these times. At East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic in Diamond Bar, CA, we offer emergency and critical care when your pet needs immediate treatment.

What Is a Veterinary Emergency?

Pet owners sometimes wonder if a health incident is serious enough to qualify as an emergency. Any problem that involves excessive bleeding is an emergency that needs immediate care. Choking or frequent coughing is an emergency. Blood in urine or feces, or difficulty urinating or defecating is an emergency, too. If your pet is having a seizure, that requires veterinary care. A broken bone or inability to move the legs should get immediate treatment. Heat exhaustion, severe diarrhea, or frequent vomiting are serious health events. Refusal to drink water or eat for 24 hours requires intervention by a vet. If your pet becomes unconscious for any reason or is suspected of ingesting poison, immediately take your pet to a veterinarian for an examination and treatment.

Conditions We Treat

Our emergency clinic treats a wide range of sudden health issues, such as heat stroke from being outdoors in hot weather, trauma from accidents, breathing problems from swallowed items or poisons, bone fractures, eye injuries, paw injuries, and seizures. If you are in any doubt about whether or not to bring your pet into the vet, do it. It’s better to be safe than sorry.

Caring for Your Pet in an Emergency

Your first job in a pet emergency is to remain as calm as you can. Locate and contact an emergency veterinarian to alert that team to an incoming patient. Your pet may be in pain, and may bite reflexively, so use caution when moving him. Place cats in a secure carrier. Dogs should be put in a secure harness with a leash. Gather information about any toxins the animal has ingested and any medications your pet takes. Proceed carefully to the emergency clinic.

Contact East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic When Your Pet Needs Emergency Care

Dr. Shepherd and Dr. Chiu use their extensive veterinary training to provide emergency care for animals in the Diamond Bar, CA, area. Our team is specially trained in providing treatment for a wide range of health issues. Call East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic today at 909-895-0150 for immediate veterinary care for your pet.

At East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

Diamond Bar Veterinarian | East Valley Emergency Pet Clinic | (909) 861-5737

938 N Diamond Bar Blvd
Diamond Bar, CA 91765