Emergency & Specialty Hospital in Central Kentucky
24/7 emergency, urgent, and specialty veterinary care supported by advanced diagnostics, surgery, and continuous monitoring.
Emergency Care When Every Minute Matters
When your pet is facing a serious illness or injury, access to immediate, advanced veterinary care can make all the difference. Advanced Animal Care’s Emergency & Specialty Hospital provides around-the-clock emergency services for pets requiring urgent evaluation, stabilization, and advanced treatment.
This facility is equipped to handle life-threatening conditions, complex medical cases, and emergency surgery, with dedicated teams available 24/7 to provide critical care when it’s needed most.
These services are available 24/7 through our Emergency & Specialty Hospital.
24/7 Emergency Veterinary Care
Emergency Surgery
Trauma & Life-Threatening Injury Care
Emergency Hospitalization & Monitoring
These services support both emergency and complex medical cases.
Animal Hospital Services
What to Expect When You Arrive
Pets arriving at the Emergency & Specialty Hospital are evaluated through a triage process to prioritize the most critical cases first. Diagnostic testing and treatment begin as quickly as possible, with clear communication provided throughout your pet’s care.
Exotic Pet Care
From birds and reptiles to small mammals, our veterinarians provide expert care tailored to exotic pets. We offer wellness exams, diagnostics, and treatment plans designed to meet the unique needs of your nontraditional companions.
Urgent Vet Care
For issues that aren’t life-threatening but can’t wait days for an appointment — such as vomiting, injuries, or sudden changes in behavior — our urgent care services at our
Richmond Emergency Location provide timely, affordable treatment.
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, visit our Emergency & Specialty Hospital for immediate, 24/7 care.
Frequently Asked Questions About Emergency Care
What conditions are considered a veterinary emergency?
Life-threatening injuries, difficulty breathing, seizures, toxin exposure, severe pain, uncontrolled bleeding, or sudden collapse should be treated as emergencies.
Do I need an appointment for emergency care?
No. Emergency patients are seen as they arrive and triaged based on severity.
Is emergency care available 24/7?
Yes. Emergency and critical care services are available around the clock through our Emergency & Specialty Hospital.
What happens when I arrive with an emergency?
Your pet will be evaluated immediately by the medical team. Critical cases are prioritized, and diagnostics and treatment begin as quickly as possible.
Can my regular veterinarian receive updates?
Yes. When appropriate, care information can be shared with your primary veterinarian to support continuity of care.
