Veterinary Urgent Care

Gold-standard care when your pet needs it.

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When your pet isn't feeling well but it's not an emergency, we understand you want to get them cared for promptly. Mountain View Animal Hospital offers urgent care most days by appointment. Patients are prioritized based on their level of urgency, so even with an appointment, there may be an extended wait time as we prioritize those with the most pressing needs.

To schedule an appointment for urgent care, please call or text us at 775-853-6900 to speak with a member of our team.

Here For You

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Common Urgent Care Symptoms

Allergies
Anal glad issues
Anxiety
Appetite loss
Bad breath
Behavior changes
Blood in the stool or urine
Coughing, sneezing, runny nose
Cuts, scrapes
Dehydration
Diarrhea
Dragging hindquarters

Ear infections
Excessive licking
Excessive thirst/urination
Eye issues
Fever
Fractures
Growths
Hair loss
Ingested foreign objects
Insect bites
Itching
Joint pain

Limping
Motion sickness
Reactions
Shivering
Skin irritation
Sores
Swelling
Toenail/paw injuries
Toxin ingestion
Urinary problems
Vomiting
Weight loss

Allergies
Anal glad issues
Anxiety
Appetite loss
Bad breath
Behavior changes
Blood in the stool or urine
Coughing, sneezing, runny nose
Cuts, scrapes
Dehydration
Diarrhea
Dragging hindquarters
Ear infections
Excessive licking
Excessive thirst/urination
Eye issues
Fever
Fractures
Growths
Hair loss
Ingested foreign objects
Insect bites
Itching
Joint pain
Limping
Motion sickness
Reactions
Shivering
Skin irritation
Sores
Swelling
Toenail/paw injuries
Toxin ingestion
Urinary problems
Vomiting
Weight loss