Taylor ER Veterinary Emergency Hospital

12/12/2023

Our phones are still down but we are OPEN! We currently have a 30 minute wait time.

05/29/2023

12/24/2022

Today we had the honor of participating in Canine Officer Bravo’s final ride. Our hearts and prayers go out to his family and the Turlock Police Department for their loss

11/09/2022

All smiles from Dr. Taylor! She was able to successfully retrieve this smiley ball from her patient’s stomach and the dog is now recovered and home

10/31/2022

Happy Halloween from your friends at Taylor Vet!

10/19/2022

We had the pleasure of giving Vet Class a tour of our faculty today! Hopefully we have some future veterinarians and RVT’s in the crowd

10/18/2022

Happy National Vet Tech Week! Words cannot express how appreciative we are to our amazing team

09/22/2022

When mom finds a chewed block of rat bait but can’t tell who it was that ate it….. we all come to the vet!
No worries, Dr. Smith is here to save the day

09/07/2022

Equine Practice Big News!
We are sad to announce that our senior equine veterinarian and acupuncturist Dr. Mike Stanford and his wife Jana our Office Manager will be leaving Taylor Veterinary Hospital to move out of state to be closer to their family. We consider them both family and are sad to see them leave but are so grateful for the time and friendships they have built with our company.
With Dr. Stanford no longer practicing with us, our equine hospital will continue to maintain Dr. Rebecca Curry as our main veterinarian. Until we find a replacement veterinarian for Dr. Stanford our equine appointment and after hours availability will be less than what our clients are accustomed to.
We will have after hours equine emergency services available 50% of the week and appointment availability four days per week and some Saturdays. On days where we do not have emergency availability we will be referring to other local emergency practices for equine care. Thank you all for your understanding and patience during this transition period.

08/09/2022

We had the pleasure of working with City of Turlock - Turlock Animal Services to perform some spays and neuters for some newly adopted pets. We are so excited for these fur-babies to go to their new homes!

08/04/2022

Here’s a little behind the scenes of our hospital, let’s show you around.
Starting off in our lobby/waiting area, then we move over to our exam rooms. From there we walk back to our treatment area, surgery suite and hospitalized patient ward, and we end up in our doctor’s office

07/19/2022

Appointments, emergencies, surgeries oh my!
It is never a dull day at Taylor Vet. We are prepared for anything that comes through the door

07/16/2022

Whether it’s a Tuesday afternoon or a Saturday morning, our team is ready to go at a moment’s notice

07/07/2022

Who’s excited for this month’s Puppy Social!

07/04/2022

Hoping you are all enjoying your 4th of July
Our hospital is fully staff and available for your pet’s emergency needs today. Don’t hesitate to call if your pet is in need of care (209) 669-8600

06/23/2022

Always a treat to see Ammo and his family!

Ammo had an appointment at Taylor ER Veterinary Emergency Hospital and met Dr. Kopitzke for the first time. He fell in love with her, and she said he is the sweetest boy. 😊 Dr. Kopitzke took the time to answer all our questions and gave great advice. And of course, Ammo couldn’t leave without showing the world that his name was on the whiteboard!

06/14/2022

The lovely Dr. Amber May is now Dr. Amber Smith! She recently got married, congratulations Dr. Smith!

06/03/2022

Who’s ready for puppy social this Saturday?!

A+ Dog Training's Puppy Social is Saturday, June 4th @ 2:00 - 3:00 P.M.
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It will be held at Taylor ER Veterinary Emergency Hospital where non-fully vaccinated puppies are safe to socially play and learn from each other (must have at least two rounds of vaccines).
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Please call Taylor ER Veterinary for more details and to sign up. No, it's not too late! (209) 669-8600
$25 per puppy or free with Taylor ER's Standard Puppy Plan or A+ Lifetime Members with A+ Dog Training.

06/02/2022

When you and your childhood BFF get through vet school and get to work together as veterinarians at the same hospital!
How awesome that Dr. May and Dr. Thomas get to work together at Taylor Vet after growing up together dreaming of being veterinarians

05/28/2022

Whooo hoo Rusty is heartworm negative!
Did you know heartworm is transmitted by mosquitos? Mosquitos are everywhere so don’t forget to keep your pet and monthly heartworm/ internal parasite control

IDEXX

05/27/2022

Dixie had an annual exam today with preventative bloodwork!
Preventative bloodwork is a great way to establish your pets normal blood values and catch life threatening conditions early on! We work closely with to provide you quality preventative care at a discounted rate! 🐶

05/19/2022

Dr. Brooks is hosting a staff training session today for our technician assistants. Always important to make time for training!

05/14/2022

When it’s Friday the 13th and you have to work in the ER

05/10/2022

Bladder stones are rock like mineral formations that develop in the urinary bladder, commonly as a result of long term bladder infections. Depending on the size of the stones they are be treated with medications and a specially formulated diet to dissolve them or they may need to be surgically removed. Left untreated these stones can leave your pet in severe discomfort and can be life threatening if they obstruct the bladder.

05/05/2022

Some of our patients need blood transfusions as a part of their treatment plan. Some examples of illnesses that require blood transfusions are: rat bait poisoning, immune mediated hemolytic anemia, and internal bleeding. Thanks to our awesome team we are able to provide needed blood products for our patients.

05/03/2022

Dr. Rivers recommends all her canine patients take Nexgard and Heartgard every month
Did you know that having your dog on Nexgard and Heartgard every month protects them against fleas, ticks, heartworm, roundworms, and hookworms. You definitely don’t want any of those parasites in your home and around your family.