Urgent Pet Care

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Open days, nights, weekends, and holidays. -Please call ahead to schedule an appointment.

πŸŽ„This little puppy came into our West clinic last month after he got a little too much into the Christmas spirit. After ...
03/06/2025

πŸŽ„This little puppy came into our West clinic last month after he got a little too much into the Christmas spirit. After getting ahold of a nutcracker, the metal candy cane on the Christmas decoration punctured through the floor of the puppy's mouth and could not be safely removed at home due to the injury's severity. After anesthetizing him, our UPC team safely removed the Christmas decoration and sutured the wound in his mouth closed with absorbable sutures. We're very happy to report that with daily antibiotics and pain management he's healing very well!

03/04/2025

Due to tonight's storm and minimizing the number of our teammembers on the road, we are closing our Millard facility until tomorrow at 5pm. Our Papillion facility will be open regular hours tonight and tomorrow to help with any pet emergencies.
Please Call First and let us know you are on the way so we can be prepared for your arrival.

Everyone be safe

πŸ–€πŸ€πŸ–€ Oreo the puppy is two months old and was recently an inpatient at our West clinic. A larger dog encountered him befo...
02/26/2025

πŸ–€πŸ€πŸ–€ Oreo the puppy is two months old and was recently an inpatient at our West clinic. A larger dog encountered him before he was surrendered to NHS. He was brought to our clinic shortly after being surrendered. After being treated, one of our amazing staff members decided to foster him! πŸ–€πŸ€πŸ–€

Oreo is currently wearing a muzzle to allow proper healing/reconstruction and limit jaw movement. The muzzle will only be on for a few short weeks, and it is the best option to allow him to continue being a puppy without excessive jaw movements or discomfort.

Please help Haggis get the word out! A pet microchip company has closed without warning, meaning pet owners may need to ...
02/14/2025

Please help Haggis get the word out! A pet microchip company has closed without warning, meaning pet owners may need to re-register their pet's chip with another company. Pet owners should check that chip information is up to date by scheduling an appointment with their primary veterinarian or asking a rescue if they can assist with scanning the chip. A link with more information is provided in the comments.

Holly is helping us clear the parking lot! Be safe driving home, friends.
02/12/2025

Holly is helping us clear the parking lot! Be safe driving home, friends.

Cillian stopped by the clinic to wish everyone a happy Whisker Wednesday!
02/05/2025

Cillian stopped by the clinic to wish everyone a happy Whisker Wednesday!

Hello everyone, Reese is here to ask everyone to stay vigilant about bots. Bots (or fake facebook profiles) have recentl...
02/03/2025

Hello everyone, Reese is here to ask everyone to stay vigilant about bots. Bots (or fake facebook profiles) have recently inundated our recommendations section and have left comments on reviews. We cannot seem to delete these comments since they are attached to reviews. We are working on finding solutions to this issue, but in the mean-time, please make sure to not interact with pages who leave comments that have nothing to do with our clinic. For unknown reasons, many of these bots are impersonating members of the military. Thank you so much for your patience while we figure this out!

Reese visited us recently because she decided to eat a sock. After a very complicated surgery performed by Dr. Yonker, and post op care from Dr. Vinson, Reese went home for some much needed rest!

Happy Holidays! Wishing everyone a season filled with joy and happiness! Reminders to keep the chocolate sweets out of r...
12/24/2024

Happy Holidays! Wishing everyone a season filled with joy and happiness!
Reminders to keep the chocolate sweets out of reach of those tiny paws and the kittens out of the lighted trees!

If your beloved pet gets into something they shouldn’t, or needs a little extra help this season, here are our Holiday Hours of Operation:

December 24th, 25th, and 26th: 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.

December 27th through the 30th: we resume normal working hours.

December 31st and January 1st: 8:00 a.m. -10:00 p.m.

January 2nd we resume normal working hours.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Urgent Pet Care!

Give us a call with any concerns for your pet: (402) 704-8221

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Urgent Pet Care Papillion! We wish you happiness and joy with your family and frien...
11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Urgent Pet Care Papillion!

We wish you happiness and joy with your family and friends today. Be sure to keep those delicious turkey bones away from your pets at the dinner table! But give thanks for the charm they add to our lives everyday.

Enjoy the Holiday!

Check our previous post for our Holiday hours if you have an emergency come up, we will gladly see you!

11/27/2024

As you plan for the Holidays, we know unexpected mishaps can also occur. In case your beloved pet gets ahold of something they shouldn't from the table or has any other emergency, we are here to help!

Our hours this Thanksgiving are:

Thursday, Nov. 28th (Thanksgiving Day): 8:00a.m. to 10:00p.m.
Friday, Nov. 29th (normal working hours): 8:00a.m. to 12:00a.m.

We resume normal working hours the following days.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Get to know the new faces! We are thrilled to officially welcome two people that joined our team! Meet Emily Giese in th...
10/20/2024

Get to know the new faces! We are thrilled to officially welcome two people that joined our team! Meet Emily Giese in the first photo , our wonderful new Veterinary Assistant, who is helping treat your beloved pets. And in the second photo, please welcome, Phienix Svajgl, who is one of our Client Service Representatives and a friendly face as you check in with us. We are happy to have you both!

September 28th is WORLD RABIES DAY to raise awareness of this deadly disease and useful prevention methods to keep you a...
09/28/2024

September 28th is WORLD RABIES DAY to raise awareness of this deadly disease and useful prevention methods to keep you and your pets safe.

The symptoms often include enlarged pupils, light sensitivity, fever, excessive salivation, changes in behavior, and aggression.

You can help protect your pet from rabies by making sure they are vaccinated by your local veterinarian and staying up to date on their booster vaccinations. Other prevention methods include staying away from stray cats or dogs, not approaching wild animals, not adopting wild animals as pets, not feeding wild animals on your property, and keeping your own pet under control.

If you think your pet has been infected with rabies call your local veterinarian right away or give us a call in emergency situations at (402) 597-2911.

Happy International Dog Day! Be sure to take some time today to show that loyal, adorable puppy some extra love today! W...
08/26/2024

Happy International Dog Day! Be sure to take some time today to show that loyal, adorable puppy some extra love today! Whether they are playing a role as a loving companion, or as a helper being a service dog or rescue pup, dogs vigilantly protect us and have an important place in our lives.

International Dog Day serves as a reminder to help care for dogs in need. It raises awareness for sweet pups who may need a loving and safe home.

08/01/2024

Due to issues involving internet and phone service from last night's storm. We are not taking appointments on ER express. Please call if you have an emergency or urgent issue both our facilities are open to help you and your pet.

Happy Assistant Week 🐾 Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes during a veterinary emergency? 🐾🚨When an animal is i...
07/25/2024

Happy Assistant Week

🐾 Ever wondered what happens behind the scenes during a veterinary emergency? 🐾🚨

When an animal is in urgent need of care, our incredible veterinary assistants step up to make a world of difference. Here’s a glimpse into their crucial role:

Rapid Assessment: They quickly assess the situation, gathering vital information from pet owners to help prioritize treatment.

Immediate Care: From administering first aid and stabilizing the patient to preparing medications and equipment, they’re on the front lines of emergency care.

Coordinated Efforts: They work closely with veterinarians and other staff to ensure every step of the treatment process is smooth and efficient.

Compassion and Support: Beyond the medical tasks, they offer emotional support to worried pet owners, providing reassurance and guidance during stressful times.

Preparedness: Veterinary assistants are trained to handle a wide range of emergencies, from trauma and poisoning to sudden illnesses.

Their dedication and skill make a huge impact, often saving lives and ensuring that our furry friends get the best care when they need it most. Next time you see a veterinary assistant, give them a shoutout for their hard work and commitment! πŸ’™πŸ‘

Unsure whether your pet needs emergency care or if it can wait until morning? In our latest blog post, we break down the...
07/16/2024

Unsure whether your pet needs emergency care or if it can wait until morning? In our latest blog post, we break down the differences, so you can learn whether your furry companion needs urgent or emergency care for their condition. Our tips will help you make quick, informed decisions to ensure your pet gets the right care when they need it most.

Imagine it's 2 a.m. and your normally energetic dog is suddenly lethargic and vomiting. You panic, wondering if you should rush to the emergency hospital or wait until morning. Sound familiar? Deciding whether a pet’s health issue can be handled at an urgent care facility or requires emergency car...

07/04/2024

Urgent Pet Care hopes you all will have a safe and wonderful 4th of July. Please remember to keep your pets safe over the July 4th holiday by keeping them indoors during the firework displays.
If you have an EMERGENCY over the July 4 holiday Urgent Pet Care will be open
Thursday July 4th from 8am to 10pm. Please be patient as wait times may be extended.

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8455 S 73rd Plaza
Papillion, NE
68046

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12am
Tuesday 8am - 12am
Wednesday 8am - 12am
Thursday 8am - 12am
Friday 8am - 12am
Saturday 8am - 12am
Sunday 8am - 10pm

Telephone

(402) 597-2911

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