🚨 Emergency & Urgent Care

Your Pet's Health Is Our Priority

At Woodbury Animal Clinic, we understand that emergencies can happen unexpectedly. During our regular business hours, we evaluate urgent medical concerns and provide treatment whenever appropriate.

If your pet requires advanced or around-the-clock emergency care, we will recommend immediate referral to a dedicated emergency hospital so they receive the highest level of care without delay.

If you believe your pet is experiencing an emergency, please call us immediately at (706) 250-1977. Our team will help determine the best course of action for your pet.

🩺 When to Call Woodbury Animal Clinic

During regular business hours, please call us if your pet is experiencing:

βœ” Vomiting or diarrhea

βœ” Minor wounds or injuries

βœ” Ear infections

βœ” Eye irritation

βœ” Allergic reactions

βœ” Lameness or limping

βœ” Seizures

βœ” Difficulty urinating

βœ” Sudden illness

We'll advise whether your pet should come to our clinic or be seen by an emergency hospital.

πŸ₯ When Immediate Emergency Referral Is Recommended

Some emergencies require specialized equipment, multiple doctors, or 24-hour monitoring.

We may recommend immediate referral for:

βœ” Hit by a vehicle

βœ” Severe trauma

βœ” Difficulty breathing

βœ” Emergency surgery

βœ” Blood transfusions

βœ” Overnight hospitalization

βœ” Intensive Care (ICU)

βœ” Continuous oxygen therapy

Because Woodbury Animal Clinic is a single-doctor practice, referral allows your pet to receive immediate, comprehensive emergency care when it is needed most.

Emergency Hospitals

If your pet requires advanced emergency care or after-hours veterinary services, we recommend the following trusted emergency hospitals.

πŸ₯ Auburn University Veterinary Medical Center

Emergency and specialty veterinary care available after hours and on weekends.

πŸ₯ SAVES – South Atlanta Veterinary Emergency & Specialty

Emergency and specialty veterinary care available after hours and on weekends.

⚠️ Life-Threatening Emergencies

If Your Pet's Condition Is Life-Threatening

Do not delay seeking emergency veterinary care if your pet is:

  • Struggling to breathe
  • Unconscious
  • Bleeding heavily
  • Experiencing repeated seizures
  • Unable to stand
  • Showing signs of severe pain

Seek immediate emergency veterinary attention.