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24/7 Emergency Veterinary Services in Hamilton
Hamilton Region Emergency Veterinary Clinic has been providing specialized emergency veterinary care to the Hamilton region for over three decades. As a co-operatively owned facility, we work closely with eight local animal hospitals to ensure seamless integration with regular veterinary practices. Our dedicated team includes emergency veterinarians and registered veterinary technicians who remain on-site 24/7 to deliver immediate, high-quality care during critical situations.We specialize in advanced diagnostic testing, intensive care monitoring, and emergency surgical interventions, differentiating ourselves from standard 24-hour clinics by focusing exclusively on urgent cases. Our facility maintains continuous patient monitoring capabilities and collaborates with board-certified specialists for complex procedures, ensuring optimal outcomes for critically ill or injured pets.
Services
Emergency Care
Anesthesia Monitoring
Medical Services
Surgical Services
Diagnostic X-rays
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency veterinary care with immediate diagnostic capabilities
- Our team includes emergency specialists with advanced critical care training
- We maintain continuous patient monitoring for critically ill animals
- Collaboration with local veterinary practices ensures comprehensive care continuity
- Equipped to handle complex emergencies including trauma and toxicities
Services
Emergency Veterinary Care
Our 24/7 emergency veterinary service treats critical pet conditions including trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses. With immediate access to diagnostic tools and specialized care, we provide rapid intervention for life-threatening situations. Our facility focuses exclusively on emergency cases, ensuring immediate attention from experienced veterinary professionals.
Anesthesia Monitoring
We provide comprehensive anesthesia monitoring during surgical procedures using advanced equipment to track vital signs. Our trained technicians continuously assess heart rate, respiratory function, and blood pressure to minimize anesthetic risks. This service ensures patient safety during both routine and complex veterinary procedures.
Medical Services
Our medical services include in-house diagnostic testing, radiology, and specialized assessments for urgent pet health issues. We offer digital X-rays, blood work analysis, and endocrine testing to quickly identify medical emergencies. This enables prompt treatment decisions for conditions requiring immediate intervention.
Surgical Services
We perform urgent surgical procedures ranging from trauma repair to foreign body removal. Our facility handles soft tissue surgeries and critical interventions like GDV treatment. Complex cases receive specialist consultation while maintaining strict anesthetic safety protocols throughout the surgical process.
Diagnostic Services
Our diagnostic capabilities include immediate imaging, laboratory analysis, and specialized testing for emergency cases. We utilize digital radiography and ultrasound to rapidly assess internal injuries or acute conditions. This enables timely diagnosis and treatment planning for critically ill pets requiring immediate care.
Questions
What types of pet emergencies do you handle?
We treat all veterinary emergencies including trauma, poisoning, bloat, diabetic emergencies, urinary blockages, and acute illnesses requiring immediate intervention.
Are you open 24 hours every day?
Yes, our emergency veterinary clinic operates continuously with veterinarians and technicians on-site at all times.
How does your clinic work with regular veterinarians?
We coordinate care with your primary veterinarian, providing emergency services while they handle routine care and follow-up treatment.
What diagnostic capabilities do you have?
Our facility offers digital radiography, in-house blood testing, ultrasound, and specialized diagnostics for urgent pet health conditions.
How are complex cases managed?
For specialized procedures, we collaborate with board-certified veterinary surgeons while maintaining primary care responsibility for your pet.
Reviews (5)
Alex Wiernikowski
Feb 01, 2022
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Positive:Professionalism,Quality,Reliability,Responsiveness,Value
The team here are absolutely incredible. My boy Forest had to go in a few times over a few days due to a few complications and they were beyond helpful, informative, and completely genuine. Helped calm him (and me) down tremendously and got him taken care of in a pinch. Appreciate the team beyond words.
The team here are absolutely incredible. My boy Forest had to go in a few times over a few days due to a few complications and they were beyond helpful, informative, and completely genuine. Helped calm him (and me) down tremendously and got him taken care of in a pinch. Appreciate the team beyond words.
Geneva Spina
Jan 31, 2022
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HREVC is absolutely amazing. We had brought my cat and they quickly identified he had a blockage in his urinary tract, along with bladder stones. The receptionists, vet techs, and doctors all kept us updated very frequently on his procedures, his health, and overall well-being. Every single staff member we had spoken to was so kind and understanding, they also emailed us pictures of him in their downtime. We believe they provided the best care possible for our cat!
Jamie Gower
Jan 29, 2022
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Saved our dogs life, when she swallowed an elastic and we didn't know what was wrong with her. They performed surgery and kept her comfortable during recovery. Amazing team here!
Kelly L.
Jan 20, 2022
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Brought my kitty here that I had for 16 yrs she was hurting and on her last days, The vet, Dr. Codrington , was very empathetic as well as his staff when I made the decision to put her down. The staff was also great in this difficult time, thank you for being awesome. Wish you were closer to where I live cause I would make a change .. still have a dog, chameleon, tarantula, 2 rats and a fish you should get another office in the east end!
Bobbie Smith
Jan 11, 2022
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I brought my sweet Kayo here 9 days ago. I had spent the entire night up with him; poor guy couldn't get comfortable, had laboured breathing and was lethargic. I was extremely worried as he was being treated for a condition like dog anemia, basically. His blood platelets had gone down to a serious reading of 45 in late November when the normal range should be at 148, at a minimum. In the 1st week of treatment he bounced from a 45 to 102 -- we were elated, but, as warned by my family vet at Headon Forest Animal Hospital, it might be short-lived. A week later, he was 103. Right direction, but
