Urgent Care Services in Baltimore, MD for our Charm City Clients
Pet Urgent Care Services
CCVH clients can now get answers and relief without unnecessary delays and ER bills*!
From vomiting and diarrhea to limping, minor injuries, urinary concerns, eye infections, ear infections, skin conditions & sudden behavioral changes, our team is here to assess the issue, provide treatment, and help your pet start feeling better as soon as possible.
When to Seek Urgent Care for Your Pet
- Urinary issues (straining, urinating blood)
- Bite wounds
- Ear or eye infections (redness, discharge, squinting, head shaking)
- Significant behavioral changes
- Dehydration or excessive drinking
- Diarrhea or Vomiting
- Cuts, abrasions, hot spots or abscesses
- Mild lameness, pain, or limping
- Inflamed or draining anal glands
- Overgrown or broken nails
- Non-Emergent bite wounds
During our regular hours, a member of our staff is standing by to triage your pet’s case. If you’re unsure whether your pet’s symptoms require immediate attention, give us a call. A member of our staff will walk you through what’s happening and help you determine the next safest steps for your pet’s health and comfort.
Urgent Care FAQs
What’s the difference between an urgent care visit and an emergency?
- Being hit by a car
- Severe difficulty breathing
- Inability to urinate (aka urinary blockage)
- Excessive or uncontrollable bleeding
- Foreign body ingestion
- Poisoning
- Seizure
- Collapse
- Blue gums
- Abdominal bloating
- Major wounds (such as those obtained in a major dog fight or those that may have caused internal damage)
If you believe your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please go to the closest emergency room. Our preffered emergency partners are:
Animal Emergency Hospital (AEH) of Bel Air, MD (410)420-7297 (NORTHEAST OF BALTIMORE)
VEG ER of Pikesville, MD (410) 793-4910 (NORTHWEST OF BALTIMORE)
VEG ER of Elkridge, MD (410) 690-7170 (SOUTHWEST OF BALTIMORE)
PET ER of Cockeysville, MD (410) 346-0277 (NORTH OF BALTIMORE)
Urgent Vet Care of Cockeysville, MD (443) 318-6500 (NORTH OF BALTIMORE)
Emergency Animal Hospital of Ellicott City of Ellicott City, MD (443) 785-2903 (SOUTHWEST OF BALTIMORE)
Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency Clinic (AAVEC) of Annapolis, MD (410) 224-0331 (SOUTH OF BALTIMORE)
Catonsville Animal Emergency – Thrive Pet Care of Catonsville, MD (410) 788-7040 (SOUTHWEST OF BALTIMORE)
Is CCVH equipped to handle life-threatening emergencies during regular hours?
Our team is equipped and ready to aid you for everyday medical care and urgent care.
