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Emergencies · Warren, MI

Pet Emergency? Here's Exactly What to Do

Fast answers first. Details below.

During hours: (586) 264-4621After hours: (248) 547-4677

During Business Hours

Call Us and Come In

We hold room in the day for urgent cases. Call (586) 264-4621 on your way to inquire about same-day appointment availability, so we can prepare for your pet. Hours: Mon–Wed, Fri 9–5 · Thu 8–7.

Nights & Weekends

Our Sister Clinic Has You

Veterinary Urgent Care in nearby Madison Heights treats urgent cases when we're closed, from the same family of clinics and the same standard of care. Call (248) 547-4677 or visit veterinaryurgentcare.net.

Signs It Can't Wait

  • Trouble breathing, choking, or nonstop coughing
  • Repeated vomiting or diarrhea, especially with blood
  • A bloated, hard, or painful belly
  • Straining to urinate, or no urine at all
  • Seizures, collapse, or sudden weakness
  • Pale or gray gums
  • Hit by a car, a fall, or any major trauma
  • Ate something toxic: chocolate, xylitol, grapes, medications, antifreeze

Suspected Poisoning

Call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center 24/7 at (888) 426-4435 (a consultation fee may apply), then call us or Veterinary Urgent Care.

Questions

Is There an Emergency Vet in Warren, MI?

During business hours, Warren Animal Clinic at 31980 Van Dyke Ave, Warren, MI 48093 sees urgent, same-day cases. Call (586) 264-4621 on your way in. After hours, our sister clinic Veterinary Urgent Care in nearby Madison Heights treats urgent cases: call (248) 547-4677.

What Should I Do If My Pet Has an Emergency After Hours?

Call our sister clinic, Veterinary Urgent Care in Madison Heights, at (248) 547-4677, or check veterinaryurgentcare.net for current hours. For suspected poisoning, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is available 24/7 at (888) 426-4435.

What Counts as a Pet Emergency?

Difficulty breathing, repeated vomiting, a bloated or hard abdomen, straining to urinate, seizures, collapse, pale gums, trauma such as being hit by a car, or eating something toxic. When in doubt, call. We would rather tell you it can wait than have you wait when it can't.

Warren Animal Clinic

Your Pet Comes First

Wellness to surgery, with the patience of a clinic that knows your name.

Call (586) 264-4621