Animal Hospitals and Emergency Vets Near Me
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1,340 cities and 51 states
When a pet gets hurt at night, the question is not which vet is best but which one is open. Most listings do not say. We mark the clinics that publish 24-hour or emergency service and leave the rest unmarked instead of guessing.
- 9193vets and animal hospitals
- $72price published by 1
- 193open 24/7
- 278wheelchair access
- 49emergency service
Cities with the most vets and animal hospitals
New York New YorkLos Angeles CaliforniaPortland OregonSeattle WashingtonChicago IllinoisAustin TexasHouston TexasDallas TexasMesa ArizonaSan Diego CaliforniaPhoenix ArizonaDenver Colorado
By state
- Alabama118
- Alaska23
- Arizona273
- Arkansas66
- California883
- Colorado322
- Connecticut104
- Delaware19
- District of Columbia30
- Florida361
- Georgia263
- Hawaii20
- Idaho76
- Illinois301
- Indiana155
- Iowa99
- Kansas99
- Kentucky96
- Louisiana64
- Maine46
- Maryland225
- Massachusetts146
- Michigan260
- Minnesota188
- Mississippi31
- Missouri145
- Montana81
- Nebraska65
- Nevada54
- New Hampshire88
- New Jersey139
- New Mexico71
- New York406
- North Carolina354
- North Dakota17
- Ohio284
- Oklahoma104
- Oregon282
- Pennsylvania419
- Rhode Island22
- South Carolina165
- South Dakota50
- Tennessee133
- Texas781
- Utah97
- Vermont25
- Virginia368
- Washington476
- West Virginia24
- Wisconsin254
- Wyoming21
What is missing, and why
Emergency hours and exam fees are missing on most entries. Only a few hundred clinics state 24-hour service in open map data, so an unmarked clinic may still take emergencies, and a clinic that mentions "emergency" on its site does not always mean it treats them itself — some send you to a separate after-hours hospital instead. Call before you drive. We checked clinic websites for this and found the text too unreliable to mark automatically, so the flag here still comes only from open map data, not from us reading each site. Nothing here is veterinary advice.