Animal Emergency and Surgery Center

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Animal Emergency and Surgery Center

24 hour care for your pets. We proudly treated over 10,000 pets in 2020. Please keep our number with all of your emergency numbers: 405-631-7828.
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We work as an extension of your Family Veterinarian, providing state of the art Emergency and Critical Care for your pet, 24/7. We actively involve our clients in the treatment of their pets by treating them with respect and compassion that reflects the importance of the human-animal bond. Payment due at time of treatment.

06/16/2025

Due to staffing, we will be closed overnight until 8am Monday June 16th.

06/12/2025

Our phones are back up and working!

06/09/2025

Due to staffing, we will be closed from 12am to 12pm (midnight to noon) on June 10th and 11th. We will resume 24 hour care at 8am on June 12.

05/30/2025

Recovery made easy! 🐾 Here’s a step-by-step guide to your pet’s recovery after soft tissue surgery. From post-op care to getting back to regular activities, we’re with you every step of the way! ❤️ Keep your pet comfortable and on the road to a full recovery.

05/27/2025

Curious about the soft tissue surgery process for your pet? 🐾 It starts with a thorough consultation to assess your pet’s health and plan the procedure. During surgery, your pet will be safely anesthetized and closely monitored. Afterward, recovery involves rest, medications, and follow-up care to ensure healing. Our team is here every step of the way to keep your pet comfortable and safe. ❤️

05/23/2025

Did you know that lilies are extremely toxic to cats? Even a small amount—pollen, leaves, or water from the vase—can cause kidney failure.

⚠️ Signs of Lily Poisoning:
🚑 Vomiting or drooling
🚑 Loss of appetite
🚑 Lethargy or weakness
🚑 Increased thirst or urination (early), then decreased urination (late sign)

If you suspect your cat has been exposed to lilies, seek emergency care immediately! Time is critical. ❌ Keep lilies OUT of homes with cats!

05/20/2025

🔥 BBQ & Picnic Dangers! 🍗⚠️

Nothing says spring like a backyard BBQ, but some picnic favorites can be dangerous for pets! Keep an eye out for these hazards:

🚫 Bones & fatty meats – Can cause choking or pancreatitis
🍇 Grapes & onions – Toxic to dogs and cats
🌽 Corn cobs – A major blockage risk
🧪 Skewers & foil – Sharp and dangerous if ingested

If your pet sneaks a forbidden snack, contact us right away! 🐾

05/18/2025

Our office will be closed Sunday May 18 beginning at 6am. We will resume taking new patients on Monday May 19 at 8am. We apologize for the inconvenience.

05/16/2025

🐝 Bee Stings & Bug Bites: When to Seek Emergency Care 🐾

Spring means more buzzing insects—and potential trouble for pets! Most stings cause mild swelling, but some can trigger serious allergic reactions. Watch for:

⚠️ Excessive swelling, especially around the face or throat
⚠️ Difficulty breathing
⚠️ Hives or sudden itching
⚠️ Vomiting or weakness

First Aid: Remove the stinger if visible, apply a cold compress, and monitor your pet closely. If you notice severe symptoms, seek emergency care immediately! 🏥

📞 Save our number now—just in case!

05/13/2025

🚨 Springtime Toxins: Stay Alert! 🌱⚠️

Warmer weather means more outdoor fun—but also hidden dangers! Watch out for these common spring hazards:

🌷 Toxic Plants – Lilies, tulips, and daffodils can be dangerous if ingested.
🧴 Pesticides & Herbicides – Keep pets off treated lawns.
🌱 Fertilizers & Mulch – Some contain toxic chemicals, and cocoa mulch is harmful to dogs.
🧼 Cleaning Products – Many household cleaners can irritate skin and paws.
🐍 Wildlife Encounters – Snake bites and toxic toads are more common in spring.

If your pet ingests something harmful, seek emergency care immediately! Save our number now. 📞

05/09/2025

🐾 Emergencies don’t wait, and neither do we! Our 24/7 emergency care team is ready to help your pet at any hour. Save our number now—you never know when you’ll need it! 📞 405-251-8165

#24/7PetCare

05/06/2025

🚨 What to Do in a Pet Emergency 🚨

When every second counts, staying calm and acting quickly can make all the difference for your pet. Here’s what to do:

🔹 Stay Calm – Your pet needs you to think clearly.
🔹 Assess the Situation – Look for signs of distress, bleeding, breathing issues, or unresponsiveness.
🔹 Avoid Handling Injuries – Move your pet carefully to prevent further harm.
🔹 Call Your Vet or Emergency Clinic – Give details on the emergency so they can prepare for your arrival.
🔹 Transport Safely – Use a secure carrier or blanket to move your pet if needed.

📞 Save our number now! 405-251-8165

Address

931 SW 74th Street
Oklahoma City, OK
73139

Telephone

+14056317828

Website

https://www.okcanimalemergency.com/

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