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Urgent Care
Veterinarian & Pet Urgent Care | Plymouth Heights Pet Hospital
We’re Here to Help Your Pet Feel Better
Is your pet sick, and do you need to see the vet this week? Call us today, and we can get you in.
Same-day care for vomiting, limping, lethargy & more. Call us to schedule an appointment.
Of course, not every incident requires a trip to the ER, but if your pet is acting out of character or exhibiting signs of distress, it’s important to trust your instincts. Rather than wondering whether it’s critical enough to bring your pet in, the best thing to do is call your vet and if it’s after hours, your local emergency clinic. We are here for you and your pet! See full list of conditions we see.
After-Hours Contacts
If you have an after-hours emergency, please call your nearest emergency veterinary care provider.
Clients receive a 20% discount at our partner ER, South Metro Animal Emergency Clinic. The discount must be mentioned at check-in to apply.
Terms and conditions apply. The discount cannot be combined with other promotions, offers, or adjustments, and is not eligible for retroactive use on previously completed appointments. Apply it at the time of invoicing; it cannot be carried forward as a credit or redeemed for cash. South Metro reserves the right to modify or discontinue this promotion at any time without prior notice.
Some other nearby emergency care options include:
Allied Emergency Veterinary Service – (763) 463-9800
Blue Pearl Pet Hospital in Arden Hills – (763) 754-500
University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center – (612) 626-8387
Same-Day Urgent Care, By Appointment
We understand that your furry family members may require immediate attention for certain issues. That’s why we are pleased to offer Urgent Care Vet Services to address their specific needs promptly and effectively.
Vomiting, limping, or something seems off? Same-day Urgent Care appointments are available.
Urgent Care cases are seen by appointment only.
Need Urgent Care?
Conditions We See
Digestive & Eating
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Not Eating
Worms in Stool
Ingestion of Foreign Object
Ingestion of Toxin or Poison
Eyes, Ears, Nose & Mouth
Eye Injuries
Ear Odor, Redness, Scratching, Head Shaking, Swelling, or Discharge
Nasal Discharge or Congestion
Coughing
Sneezing
Mouth Bleeding or Trauma
Mobility, Behavior & Other Concerns
Lethargy / Sleepiness
Change in Behavior
Allergic Reactions
Broken Toenail
Limping or Lameness
Seizures
Vaginal Discharge
Urinary Concerns
Inability to Urinate
Straining to Urinate
Blood in Urine
Urinating Inside the House
Urinating Outside the Litter Box