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Emergency & Urgent Care Directory
We know emergencies never happen at a good time. Paws Around Town isn't a 24/7 clinic, so if your pet needs help while we're closed, these Orlando-area hospitals can see them.
Life-Threatening? Go Now and Call on the Way
More Warning SignsGo Now If Your Pet Has
Not Sure? Call Any Hospital and Describe What You See
- Trouble Breathing
- Collapsed
- Seizures
- Severe Bleeding
- Possible Poisoning
- Swollen Belly
- Trauma or Injury
- Can't Urinate
Find the Nearest Emergency Vet
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North Orlando
2 HospitalsWinter Park, Maitland, Casselberry, and northern suburbs
Open 24/7
Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida
TodayOpen All Day
Open all day today
West Orlando
3 HospitalsDr. Phillips, Sand Lake, and southwest Orlando
Closed NowOpens 9 AM
Open 24/7
Open 24/7
Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida
TodayOpen All Day
Open all day today
East Orlando
2 HospitalsUCF area, Lake Underhill, and east side
Open 24/7
Veterinary Emergency Clinic of Central Florida
TodayOpen All Day
Open all day today
Open 24/7
Oviedo
1 HospitalOviedo, Winter Springs, and Seminole County
Open 24/7
Kissimmee
1 HospitalKissimmee, St. Cloud, and surrounding areas
Closed NowOpens 11 AM
Davenport
2 HospitalsDavenport, Haines City, and Four Corners
Open 24/7
Open 24/7
Melbourne
1 HospitalMelbourne, Palm Bay, and Space Coast
Open 24/7
Animal Specialty & Emergency Center of Brevard
TodayOpen All Day
Open all day today
When to Seek Emergency Care
Not sure if it's an emergency? Trust your instincts. Call any veterinary hospital, describe what you're seeing, and they can help you decide the next step.
Life-Threatening: Go Now
- Trouble breathing or choking
- Collapse or unconsciousness
- Seizure over 3 minutes, or several
- Bleeding that won't stop
- Ate something toxic
- Swollen belly or dry heaving
- Hit by a car, fall or attack
- Can't urinate (especially male cats)
- Face or throat swelling
- Sudden blindness or eye injury
- Heatstroke or electrical shock
- Straining in labor 30+ minutes
Urgent: Call Today
- Vomiting or diarrhea that keeps coming back
- Not eating for 24+ hours
- Limping or lameness
- Squinting, red or watery eyes
- Itching, hives or a puffy face
- Minor cuts or burns
- One short seizure that has stopped
- Coughing that won't stop
- Ear pain or head shaking
- Peeing more often or blood in urine
- Unusually tired or hiding
- Sudden behavior changes
Non-Emergency Appointments
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