Open 24/7 (Including Holidays)
1422 Industrial Park Ave, 
Redlands, CA

Emergency Vet Care Services & Capabilities

Immediate Triage and Stabilization
Imaging & Diagnostics
On-site Emergency Surgery
Blood & Plasma Transfusions
Ventilator Support
Advanced Monitoring
Immediate Triage and Stabilization
Immediate Triage and Stabilization

The moment you arrive, our team evaluates your pet's condition and begins stabilizing care right away if needed. The most critical cases are seen first.

Imaging & Diagnostics
Imaging & Diagnostics

On-site CT, digital X-ray, ultrasound, and endoscopy give our team detailed, real-time imaging to diagnose internal injuries, organ issues, and soft tissue trauma without delay. Our in-house lab also runs blood work, urinalysis, and screening panels for conditions like parvovirus, thyroid disorders, and pancreatitis.

On-site Emergency Surgery
On-site Emergency Surgery

When surgery is necessary, our team moves from diagnosis to our on-site operating room – equipped with electro-cautery to control bleeding during procedures. We also treat major wounds, lacerations, and significant trauma that require advanced surgical care.

Blood & Plasma Transfusions
Blood & Plasma Transfusions

For pets facing significant blood loss or clotting issues, we perform on-site blood and plasma transfusions when they're needed most. Transfusion capability stays on hand around the clock.

Ventilator Support
Ventilator Support

Pets who need help breathing during critical treatment are placed on our ventilator system for life support. This equipment stays on-site and ready, for the moments when every breath counts.

Advanced Monitoring
Advanced Monitoring

Critical patients are continuously tracked for heart rate, oxygen levels, blood pressure, and other vital signs throughout treatment and recovery. Real-time monitoring means changes in your pet's condition are caught early, not after the fact.

Not Sure If It’s An Emergency?
You're In The Right Place.

Don’t wait – call now or come in. If you are concerned about your pet’s health, so are we. Our team will assess your pet right away and walk you through what to do next.

Common Emergencies

  • Trauma
  • Bleeding Wounds
  • Trouble Breathing
  • Poisoning
  • Vomiting & Diarrhea
  • Bloat
  • Urinary Blockage
  • Seizures
  • Birthing Emergencies
  • Heatstroke

What to Expect

1

Call Us

When you call, our team will ask a few quick questions about your pet's condition to understand what's happening.

2

Bring In Your Pet

Upon arrival, our team will get your pet checked in and quickly evaluate their condition. The most critical cases are seen first.

3

Planning & Treatment

Before any treatment starts, we'll walk you through our recommendations so you know exactly what to expect and why.

FINDING US

Located At 1422 Industrial Park Ave

Our hospital is just off the I-10 at the Alabama Street exit — in the Tri-City Center. Parking is free and available directly in front of the building.

FOR VETERINARIANS

Referring a Pet?

Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands is open 24/7 for emergency and critical cases. For a transfer, call us directly. Our team will coordinate handoff and prepare for arrival.

Whatever the Emergency, We’re Ready for You.

Whether your pet needs help this minute or you're making sure you know where to go before an emergency happens, you’re in the right place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands primarily treats dogs and cats, and depending on the veterinarian on shift, we may also see reptiles, birds, small companion animals, and some backyard animals. We do not treat horses. We recommend calling ahead to confirm we can care for your pet. Learn more about what pets we treat. 

If you find a stray pet that appears sick or injured, call Veterinary Emergency Center of Redlands at (909) 793-5999 so our team can help you understand the next steps. For help with a healthy stray animal, lost-pet reports, shelter services, or animal-control concerns in Redlands, contact City of Redlands Animal Control. The City’s Animal Services page directs residents to ASPCA Animal Control for assistance and provides local shelter and after-hours contact information.

Yes. You're welcome to call ahead so we know you're coming, but you can also walk in — no appointment or referral needed.

Every visit starts with an exam, which has its own fee, so we can understand what your pet needs. From there, we'll walk you through a treatment plan and a clear estimate before anything moves forward. If cost is a concern, we'll talk through financing and payment options together before you decide on care. We accept flexible financing options like CareCredit, All Pet Card, ScratchPay, and Affirm. Visit our payment and financing page for more information. 

We see every pet based on the urgency of their condition, with the most critical cases seen first. If your pet is able to wait, our staff will monitor them carefully for any changes and keep you updated on timing. We understand that wait times can be frustrating, and will do our best to see your pet as soon as possible.