We Bridge the Gap So You Don't Have to Worry
When it's serious but not life-threatening—we're your answer.
No more agonizing over whether to rush to the ER or wait until morning. In addition to emergency medicine, we are equipped to deal with common urgent care situations. See below for some of the more common reasons you might come in as an urgent case:
- Skin and ear infections
- Eye infections or eye injuries
- Abscesses
- Anal gland issues
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Wounds, lacerations
- Limping
- Torn toe nail
- And many others!
"When it's 2 AM and your dog is in distress, you shouldn't have to choose between waiting until morning or facing a massive ER bill. We built this place to be that middle ground—expert emergency care when you need it most, without the chaos of a big hospital."
Dr. David Beeh, Emergency Veterinarian | Co-Founder
When It's an Emergency Instead
Bring your pet in immediately if they experience:
- Difficulty breathing or gasping for air
- Severe bleeding that won't stop
- Seizures or loss of consciousness
- Ingestion of toxins or dangerous substances
- Severe trauma or broken bones
- Bloated or distended abdomen
Visiting Us
We're open 6 PM to 8 AM, seven days a week, at 400 N Avalon Blvd, Wilmington California, 90744 — on the corner of Avalon Blvd and D. Street, right across the street from Wilmington's own, Maya's Mexican Restaurant.
Ample free parking in our private parking lot or free street parking can be found on Avalon Blvd and D. Street.
"At the end of the day, it is all about the support, guidance, and care we can provide for every person and pet that walks in the door. Everyone thinks their animal is the best, and they're all correct."
Dr. Melissa Roth, Co-Founder | Emergency Veterinarian | Medical Director
Have Questions About Urgent Care?
Our team is here to help you determine the best care for your pet.