Eastern Maine Emergency Veterinary Clinic

Eastern Maine Emergency Veterinary Clinic Our Philosophy

The Clinic is fully equipped and staffed to provide state-of-the-art care for your pet.

Our staff will work with your veterinarian to provide the best possible outcome whenever cases are transferred. Our Staff is here to provide your pet with more than basic first aid until your veterinarian opens. They are here to perform diagnostics, treatment, and nursing care. Our Staff

Our doctors and technicians have training and experience in providing emergency care for their patients. The s

taff of the emergency veterinary clinic was chosen by the member hospitals because of their interest in emergency medicine, their commitment to their patients, and their compassion towards owners.

If you are in Bangor today please stop by our friend’s both. You might recognize the gorgeous paw prints donated to The ...
10/04/2025

If you are in Bangor today please stop by our friend’s both. You might recognize the gorgeous paw prints donated to The Giving Tree for the The Glass Feather. They have some adorable new items!

Hunting season in Maine can be confusing for non hunters. If you are a " I walk my dog in the woods" person and not in t...
10/04/2025

Hunting season in Maine can be confusing for non hunters. If you are a " I walk my dog in the woods" person and not in the know for hunting season, this is your reminder to start wearing orange. It's best to wear bright colors, stay on well travelled paths, and keep your dog on a leash.

10/04/2025

Modern Epoxy and Polishing did an amazing job giving us safe floors that are easy to clean when accidents happen. And they are gorgeous as well! Thanks for helping our new clinic shine!

Did you know keeping your cat indoors will allow them to live a longer and healthier life but it's also better for the s...
10/03/2025

Did you know keeping your cat indoors will allow them to live a longer and healthier life but it's also better for the song birds in your area?

Indoor cats live almost 8 to 10 years longer than their outdoor counterparts. This is due to multiple variable including trauma, wild life/prey, infectious disease, and weather elements.

There are many things that can eat cats in the wild in Maine. Birds of prey, foxes, coyotes, and larger felines are present in our state. Outdoor cats are more likely to have injuries and traumatic issues such as hit by car, bite wounds, snares/traps on legs, and broken limbs. Even a simple cat fight can lead to abscess formation and additional medical therapies. Outside they are more likely to contract Feline Immunodeficiency Virus and require more medical care over their lifetime.

Fleas can also induce anemia or an autoimmune reaction that can turn into a life threatening anemia. We always see the 1 cat who took on the porcupine every year in Maine as well.

If you are looking to enrich your indoor cat's environment there are things you can do! Catios are growing in popularity or some people will renovate a chicken coop to allow safe outdoor time for your cat. Cat trees, window perches, and climbing shelves etc are ways to enrich your cat's living space. Different types of toys such as laser pointers, toys you can throw for them, cardboard boxes in different sizes with hiding areas or arm holes etc can be very entertaining for cats. Tunnels where they can run through as well as play with other cats is also a great way to keep them entertained inside.

Thanks for getting us moved, up and running in 48 hours!!!
10/02/2025

Thanks for getting us moved, up and running in 48 hours!!!

We. Are. Open. 🎉🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳
10/02/2025

We. Are. Open. 🎉🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳🎉🥳

10/02/2025

Back on track for 5:30 opening!!!

10/02/2025

Lab is up and running!

10/02/2025

Edit2:50pm:
Our village responded and we are all set agaib and back on track to open!!! Thanks for bearing with us. We just want to make sure we can do our jobs well and safely!

As we are running through our tests, we just ran into a major issue/error message! We have our village coming in to fix it but there is a real possibility we may not be open tonight. It’s a crucial part of patient care and we want to be certain it works!

Endoscope is up! Ultrasound is up!Still testing all the systems!
10/02/2025

Endoscope is up!
Ultrasound is up!
Still testing all the systems!

Address

820 Main Road
Brewer, ME
04429

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 8am
Tuesday 5:30pm - 8am
Wednesday 5:30pm - 8am
Thursday 5:30pm - 8am
Friday 5:30pm - 8am
Saturday 8am - 8am
Sunday 8am - 8am

Telephone

(207) 989-6267

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