What We Treat
Our urgent care services are designed for pets who need prompt attention but are stable.
We commonly treat:
- Vomiting or diarrhea (without collapse)
- Limping or minor injuries
- Ear infections
- Skin issues or allergic reactions
- Minor wounds
- Painful but stable conditions
If your pet is uncomfortable but alert and stable, we can help.
Española Humane Animal Clinic requires that all pets be spayed or neutered to receive services at our clinic. If your pet is not yet altered and requires urgent care, we are happy to offer a one-time exception. For any future visits, your pet will need to be spayed or neutered. Exceptions to this policy include pets under 6 months of age, large-breed dogs who are not yet fully developed, and pets over 8 years of age who may have increased anesthetic risk.
Call to schedule an appointment
What We Do Not Treat
We do not provide emergency or 24-hour critical care.
Seek emergency veterinary care immediately if your pet is experiencing:
- Difficulty breathing
- Severe trauma or major bleeding
- Active seizures
- Collapse or unconsciousness
- Suspected poisoning
- Bloat
These conditions require advanced monitoring and emergency facilities.
Urgent vs. Emergency Care
Urgent Care
For non-life-threatening issues that still need prompt medical attention — usually same day.
Emergency Care
For critical, life-threatening conditions requiring intensive treatment and 24-hour monitoring.
If you are unsure, please call us. Our team can help guide you.
Scheduling Information
Urgent care visits are available by appointment. We recommend calling ahead so we can assess your pet’s condition and confirm availability.
Appointments start at $35, with minimal additional charges depending on treatment needs.
Proof of residency within our service area is required for low-cost services.
