Need urgent help? Call a veterinary emergency team. This directory shows published intake information; it cannot confirm current receiving capacity.

THE SPECIES-SPECIFIC VETERINARY DIRECTORY

The right care starts with the right species.

A 24-hour hospital doesn’t always receive every animal. Find US urgent and emergency contacts with species, hours and intake limits in view.

Primary sources checked October 25, 2026 · Call before traveling

BEYOND DOGS & CATS
Illustrations of a rabbit, a bird and a tortoise

Different animals.
Different receiving teams.

—researched intake locations
—states in this starting edition
—distinct primary source pages

START WITH YOUR ANIMAL

Find a place to call.

Choose a species group, then narrow the geography. Confirm the exact species and receiving team by phone.

● Published urgent / ER service● Call to confirm species intake

A published species group is a starting point. It does not establish care for every animal in that group, a specialist on duty, or space for admission.
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A STARTING EDITION, ACROSS THE US

Explore the regional coverage.

Selected locations in four regions. Counts show researched locations, not places currently receiving patients.

A SHORT CALL CAN CLARIFY THE NEXT STEP

Check the species. Check the door.

01 / SPECIES

Say the exact animal.

Ask whether the team receives your exact species for urgent care, and whether they provide treatment, stabilization or transfer.

02 / INTAKE

Confirm before traveling.

Ask about current capacity, species-specific hours, the correct entrance and whether a referral or clinician call is required.

03 / ARRIVAL

Ask what to bring.

Request the hospital’s arrival instructions, records requirements and examination or deposit charges directly from its team.

This directory provides contact information. It does not diagnose symptoms or decide whether care can wait.