Quick answer: Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists provides 24/7 emergency veterinary care in Tulsa with board-certified specialists, advanced diagnostic technology, and no appointment needed. If your pet shows signs of distress, we're here day or night.
When your pet faces a medical emergency, every minute counts. Finding reliable emergency vet care in Tulsa shouldn't add to your stress during an already difficult moment.
Pet emergencies don't follow a schedule. Recognizing when your dog or cat needs immediate medical attention can make a critical difference in their outcome.
Seek emergency care immediately if your pet shows:
If you're unsure whether your pet's condition qualifies as an emergency, err on the side of caution. Trust your instincts as a pet owner.
Unlike veterinary clinics that offer limited after-hours care, Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists maintains a fully staffed emergency veterinarian team 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This means:
During a pet emergency, the last thing you should worry about is scheduling. Walk through our doors any time with your sick or injured pet. Our emergency team prioritizes cases based on medical urgency.
Our Tulsa emergency veterinary hospital features comprehensive diagnostic technology including advanced imaging, in-house laboratory testing, and specialized equipment. This allows our team to quickly identify the cause of your pet's distress and begin appropriate treatment.
Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists houses Oklahoma's largest veterinary referral surgical center. Our team includes:
This level of specialized expertise means complex emergencies can be addressed immediately, without transferring your pet to another facility.
Our experienced emergency team will ask questions to understand your pet's symptoms and medical history. The cause may be obvious (like a car accident), or it might require diagnostic testing to identify.
We explain our findings, recommended treatments, and associated costs clearly. You'll understand what's happening with your pet every step of the way.
We work closely with your primary care veterinarian. After emergency treatment, we coordinate follow-up care to ensure a smooth transition back to your regular vet for continued monitoring.
Vehicle accidents, animal attacks, and falls can cause internal injuries not immediately visible. Even if your pet seems okay after trauma, internal bleeding or organ damage may develop.
Oklahoma pets face various toxic exposures including antifreeze, rodent poison, chocolate, xylitol (artificial sweetener), and certain plants. The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center maintains a comprehensive database of substances toxic to pets. Time is critical when treating poisoning.
This life-threatening condition primarily affects large-breed dogs. The stomach fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood flow. Bloat requires immediate surgical intervention.
Difficulty breathing can result from heart disease, airway obstruction, trauma, or allergic reactions. Our internal medicine specialists can quickly assess cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
Male cats are particularly prone to urinary blockages. This painful condition can become fatal within 24-48 hours without treatment.
Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists is located in Tulsa, serving pet owners throughout Oklahoma and surrounding states. Our facility provides ample parking and easy access for pets who may need assistance entering the building.
We understand that pet emergencies often happen at the worst possible time financially. Our team discusses treatment options and associated costs upfront, allowing you to make informed decisions for your pet's care.
Payment is expected at the time of service, and we accept multiple payment methods. Many pet owners find that pet insurance or dedicated emergency savings help manage unexpected veterinary costs. The North American Pet Health Insurance Association reports that pet insurance can significantly reduce out-of-pocket expenses during emergencies.
Not every concerning situation requires emergency care. Schedule an appointment with your primary veterinarian for:
Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists focuses on emergency care and specialty services. We partner with your regular vet to provide comprehensive healthcare for your pet.
Pet emergencies can deteriorate rapidly. Conditions like bloat, toxin ingestion, or severe trauma require intervention within hours to prevent permanent damage or death.
If your pet shows any emergency signs, don't wait to see if they improve. The earlier treatment begins, the better the potential outcome.
While you can't predict when emergencies will happen, preparation helps you respond quickly:
The American Red Cross offers guidance on pet emergency preparedness and basic first aid that every pet owner should know.
We recognize that pet emergencies are stressful for the entire family. Our team treats every animal with compassion and every owner with respect. Whether you're a first-time pet owner facing your first emergency or an experienced pet parent dealing with a senior dog's health crisis, we're here to support you.
Your pet's well-being is our priority at any hour, on any day. When emergencies strike, Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists stands ready to provide the expert, compassionate care your pet deserves.
Oklahoma Veterinary Specialists delivers 24-hour emergency care and board-certified specialty services with advanced technology and compassionate treatment.
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