Veterinary Emergency Hospital of Concord

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Veterinary Emergency Hospital of Concord 🏥 Open 24/7. We are Concord’s only locally owned emergency veterinarian.

Call ahead for birds, reptiles, and small animals.

🐾 No appointment needed, just care when it counts.

☎️ (980) 350-8342
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10/11/2026

Is your new puppy dealing with sudden watery diarrhea? Watch out for these Coccidia red flags! 🐾⚠️

Coccidia is a tiny, microscopic parasite that makes puppies and kittens sick fast.

Watch for these immediate warning signs:

❌ Watery, foul-smelling, or bloody stool

❌ Sudden weakness and severe lethargy

❌ Vomiting and refusal to eat

❌ Dry gums and rapid dehydration

Young pets lose critical fluids fast, so waiting it out can become dangerous.

VEHC is Concord's only locally owned 24/7/365 emergency vet hospital:

✅ Fully open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year

✅ In-house laboratory testing for fast, accurate answers

✅ No appointment needed, ever

Tap save to keep this guide handy and drop a comment below if you have puppy care questions!

10/08/2026

When a pet comes through our doors at 2 AM in full crisis, we often hear: "I had no idea that could hurt them."

Autumn brings crisp weather and cozy routines to Concord, but it also brings a sharp rise in predictable emergencies, from toxin ingestions to dark roadside accidents. Here are 5 items our ER team recommends putting on your fall shopping list to keep your family safe:

1️⃣ Flameless LED Candles: Avoid tail burns and knocked-over fires!
2️⃣ Pet-Safe Antifreeze: Swap out lethal sweet-tasting coolants in your garage.
3️⃣ Locking Waste Bins: Keep toxic fall leftovers and bones away from hungry pups!
4️⃣ Year-Round Flea and Tick Meds: Ticks don't disappear just because the air gets cool!
5️⃣ Reflective Leash/LED Collar: The sun sets early now. Visibility gear keeps your pet safe near busy Concord roads.

Share this list with a fellow pet parent in Charlotte or Concord to keep our local pets safe this season! 🍁

10/04/2026

Happy World Animal Day from the team that’s here for your pets 24/7/365! 🐶🐱✨

Day or night, holiday or weekend, we’re open and ready in Concord:

Locally owned & community-rooted

Trauma care, urgent surgery, and ICU monitoring

No appointment ever needed for triage

We love your pets like our own. 💚

10/02/2026

It often starts with something easily overlooked: a torn box behind the shed, a stray pellet near the baseboards, or a pet acting slightly tired days after a routine pest control treatment.

Rodenticides are formulated to attract pests, which unfortunately makes them dangerously tempting to curious dogs and cats. What makes rat poison so tricky is that symptoms rarely show up immediately. Depending on the chemical compound, signs can take anywhere from a few hours to several days to appear.

Watch for these subtle signs that something is wrong.

If you suspect exposure, grab the bait packaging and head straight to VEHC. We are open 24/7/365 with no appointment needed, fully equipped with in-house diagnostics and critical care monitoring to keep your pet safe.

Tap the save icon now so you always have this critical emergency checklist on hand.

10/01/2026

Lilies are extremely toxic to cats, even a tiny bite of a leaf, a taste of pollen, or a sip of vase water can trigger acute kidney failure in felines.

Keep your home safe by removing all true lilies from spaces your cats can reach. If you ever suspect your cat has touched or ingested a lily, don't wait for symptoms to show, get them to an emergency vet right away. Save our number in your phone today so you're always prepared.

09/28/2026

Did you know that bats and raccoons remain the primary sources of rabies exposure in North Carolina?

For World Rabies Day, the medical team at VEHC wants to share crucial facts to help keep your pets and home safe from this preventable virus.

100% Preventable Through Vaccination: Regular rabies boosters build essential immunity. In NC, keeping dogs, cats, and ferrets vaccinated is required by law.

Indoor Pets Aren't Immune: Bats frequently enter attics, chimneys, or open windows, making rabies a real exposure risk for indoor-only cats and dogs.

Signs of Potential Exposure: Unexplained aggression, extreme lethargy, loss of motor coordination, difficulty swallowing, or excessive salivation.

VEHC is fully equipped with 24/7/365 emergency triage, advanced diagnostics, and continuous monitoring to treat wildlife injuries at any hour.

09/26/2026

Looking for fun plans that help save local shelter pets? Join VEHC at Wagfest 2026! 🐶🐱✨

We are so excited to sponsor Wagfest 2026 in support of the Stanly County Humane Society!

Here is what you need to know:
📍 Where: Market Station, Albemarle NC
🗓️ When: Saturday, Sept 26, 2026 | 2 PM - 8 PM
🎟️ Cost: FREE entry!
🐾 The Fun: Adoptable pets, food trucks, live music, vendors, and games!

09/25/2026

Concord pet lovers: our 24/7 emergency team is growing! 🐾

VEHC is hiring a compassionate, quick-thinking Receptionist to join our team!

💚 Locally owned community ER

💚 Supportive, tight-knit culture

💚 Real impact every single day

What you will do: Triage incoming client calls, guide families through intake with compassion, coordinate with our medical staff, and maintain a calm front-desk environment.

Why join VEHC: We are locally owned (not corporate), open 24/7/365, and dedicated to creating an uplifting, supportive environment where every team member is valued.

What we look for: Strong communication skills, ability to multitask under pressure, and a deep commitment to helping pets and their people.

Ready to build a meaningful career in emergency vet care? Send your resume to [email protected] to learn more.

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8014 Myint Lane
Concord, NC
28027

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