Is My Pet Experiencing An Emergency?
If your pet is experiencing any of the following, they may require emergency care:
- Pet is non-responsive or paralyzed
- Pet is having difficulty breathing, breathing heavily, or wheezing
- Inability to urinate, or difficulty urinating
- Gums are pale, bluish, or greying
- Vomiting, diarrhea, or loss of appetite for 12+ hours
- Disoriented or experiencing seizures
- Diabetic related issues
- Pet's abdomen seems bloated and hard to the touch
There are many other reasons your pet may require emergency care.
Please call prior to arrival, if possible. Speaking with our trained staff first will allow us to begin assessing your pet's condition and prepare for their arrival.
If we are unable to answer the phone, we may not have the space or staffing to assist. Unfortunately, due to high demand for emergency vet care, we may not be able to see your pet. In these cases, please reach out to an emergency facility below, or call us back in a few minutes.
Like a human ER, we triage patients to provide care first to those that need it most. Due to high volume and the variability of cases, there may be long wait times when you arrive.
Poison Control
Please Note
ASPCA Animal Poison Control
ASPCA Animal Poison Control
Resources listed on this page are not affiliated with REVS, and contact information may be out of date or incorrect.
ASPCA Animal Poison Control
ASPCA Animal Poison Control
ASPCA Animal Poison Control
(888) 426-4435
Online Triage Services
VetTriage
VetTriage
VetTriage
Bond Vet
VetTriage
VetTriage
Vetster
VetTriage
Vetster
Nearby Emergency Care
Please Note
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Call ahead to any of these facilities. They are not associated with REVS and may not have services available.
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
(716) 839-4043
Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center
Greater Buffalo Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center
(716) 662-6660
Green Acres Veterinary Center
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center
(716) 213-0283
Cornell Emergency and Critical Care
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
(607) 253-3060
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York
(315) 446-7933
Nearby Urgent Care
Please Note
Stoney Pointe Pet Hospital
Animal Intermediate Care
Call ahead to any of these facilities. They are not associated with REVS and may not have services available.
Stoney Pointe Pet Hospital
Stoney Pointe Pet Hospital
Stoney Pointe Pet Hospital
(585) 594-2222
Erie Canal Animal Hospital
Erie Canal Animal Hospital
Erie Canal Animal Hospital
(585) 349-7387
Pittsford Animal Hospital
Erie Canal Animal Hospital
Erie Canal Animal Hospital
(585) 271-7700
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