Urgent/Emergency Care in Stillwater, OK
There are times when your pet needs to be seen on an urgent or emergency basis. Illness, injuries, and other unexpected things happen — Perkins Road Pet Clinic will do our very best to help you and your pet in these situations.
When to Seek Urgent Care for Your Pet
It’s not always easy to know whether a situation calls for an urgent visit. Some common signs your pet may need to be seen right away include:
- Difficulty breathing or excessive panting at rest
- Sudden vomiting or diarrhea, especially with lethargy
- Visible injury, bleeding, or limping
- Suspected ingestion of something toxic
- Sudden collapse, seizure, or unresponsiveness
What to Do Before You Arrive
Please call the clinic at (405) 624-3086 before heading in, so we can be prepared for you and your pet’s arrival. Letting us know the situation ahead of time helps our team get ready with the right equipment and staff.
Diagnostics During an Urgent Visit
Once your pet arrives, we can quickly turn to tools like our in-house laboratory, digital x-ray, and ultrasound to identify the problem and begin treatment as fast as possible. If ongoing care is needed, our internal medicine team can help manage recovery after the immediate concern is addressed.
If your pet needs boarding while recovering, we also offer boarding services with on-site veterinary support.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if my pet has an emergency?
Call (405) 624-3086 right away so our team can prepare for your arrival, then bring your pet in as soon as possible.
What are signs my pet needs urgent care?
Difficulty breathing, sudden vomiting or diarrhea with lethargy, visible injury, suspected toxin ingestion, and collapse or seizures all warrant an urgent visit.
Should I call before bringing my pet in for an emergency?
Yes, calling ahead helps our team prepare the right equipment and staff before you arrive.
What diagnostics can you perform during an urgent visit?
We can quickly use in-house lab testing, digital x-ray, and ultrasound to identify the problem and begin treatment.
Can you treat pets that ingested something toxic?
Yes, call us immediately if you suspect your pet ingested something toxic so we can advise you on next steps and prepare for treatment.
Do you offer boarding for pets recovering from an emergency?
Yes, we offer boarding with on-site veterinary support for pets that need continued monitoring after an urgent visit.
What if it’s after hours when my pet has an emergency?
Please call our clinic at (405) 624-3086 for guidance, and if we’re unable to see your pet immediately, we can help direct you to appropriate emergency care.