Pet emergencies always take priority at our hospital. If your pet is sick or injured or ingested something toxic, please call our emergency vet right away at (630) 759-0093. Depending on your emergency situation, our team will let you know if you should come straight to our clinic or head to a specialist in the area.
After-Hours Emergency Vet Care
If we are closed for the day and you need an emergency vet, contact one of the hospitals listed below:
Lisle Emergency Services
(630 960-2900
820 Ogden Ave.
Lisle, IL 60532
When Would My Pet Need an Emergency Vet?
Below are some of the most common instances where a pet should see an emergency vet right away. If there is ever a situation in which your pet is obviously in pain and distress, don’t hesitate to call us or take them to the emergency vet.
- Trouble breathing
- Is in pain
- Prolonged vomiting and/or diarrhea
- Bleeding
- Eye injury or other eye-related issue
- Trouble urinating or passing stool
- Seizures
- Laceration, puncture, or burn injuries
- Loss of consciousness
- Foreign body ingestion (ate a sock, toy, etc.)
- Ingested rat poison, medication, or potentially harmful foods
- Abdomen appears bloated and feels hard
- Has not eaten in 48 hours
The ASPCA Poison Control Center is a good source of information regarding pet poisoning. You can also contact them at any time of day for a consultation (there is a $65 fee) if you have any concerns. They can be reached at (888) 426-4435.