Animal Emergency Hospital Volusia

Animal Emergency Hospital Volusia A 24/7 emergency animal hospital serving pets of Volusia County. We treat birds, reptiles, pocket pets, and other exotic animals.

Animal Emergency Hospital of Volusia is a full-service veterinary hospital whose mission is to provide the highest standard of veterinary care. With an in house pharmacy, laboratory, digital radiography, and on site blood bank Animal Emergency ensures that your pet will receive the most complete care available. Our doctors and veterinary technicians are committed to delivering compassionate and p

rofessional care to you and your pet. As fellow pet owners we understand the familial bond that develops with our pets and pledge our expertise to uphold that relationship.

Emergency surgery is never something pet owners hope to hear.But in some situations, surgery may be the safest or most e...
06/05/2026

Emergency surgery is never something pet owners hope to hear.

But in some situations, surgery may be the safest or most effective way to save a pet's life or prevent serious complications.

Emergency surgery may be recommended for conditions such as:
• foreign body obstructions
• gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV/bloat)
• internal bleeding
• severe traumatic injuries
• pyometra (uterine infection)

Every patient is different, and our team carefully evaluates each situation to determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

When minutes matter, rapid diagnosis and intervention can make a significant difference.

Emergency hospitals are built for the moments you can’t plan for.That means being ready overnight, on weekends, and on h...
06/03/2026

Emergency hospitals are built for the moments you can’t plan for.

That means being ready overnight, on weekends, and on holidays—because emergencies don’t follow a schedule and neither do we. It's on - 24/7

In an emergency setting, “stable” is a word we use carefully.It means your pet is safe enough for continued monitoring, ...
05/29/2026

In an emergency setting, “stable” is a word we use carefully.

It means your pet is safe enough for continued monitoring, diagnostics, and treatment.

And sometimes, that’s exactly where we need them to be.

Not every broken bone looks dramatic right away.Some pets will still try to walk, wag their tail, or act mostly normal a...
05/27/2026

Not every broken bone looks dramatic right away.

Some pets will still try to walk, wag their tail, or act mostly normal after an injury.

But limping, swelling, pain, or sudden reluctance to use a leg should never be ignored after a fall or accident.

The sooner fractures are diagnosed and stabilized, the better the chances for healing and recovery.

Emergencies are overwhelming enough.That’s why we’re excited to share that our Palm Coast team is now welcoming patients...
05/20/2026

Emergencies are overwhelming enough.
That’s why we’re excited to share that our Palm Coast team is now welcoming patients into their newly completed hospital building. 🚨🐾

After serving the community from a mobile unit over the past year and a half, they’re continuing the same emergency care in a permanent space designed to better support pets and their families.

Same experienced team.
Same compassionate care.
Just a new space to continue being there when pets need them most.

📍124 Flagler Plaza Drive, Palm Coast, FL 32137

Hot temperatures and humidity can put pets at serious risk this time of year.Excessive panting.Drooling.Vomiting.Difficu...
05/19/2026

Hot temperatures and humidity can put pets at serious risk this time of year.

Excessive panting.
Drooling.
Vomiting.
Difficulty walking.
Collapse.

Heat-related illness can become life-threatening quickly, especially in Florida weather.

If your pet is struggling in the heat, seek veterinary care right away.

Overnight in the ER doesn’t mean your pet is “just resting.”It means continued monitoring.Continued treatment.And a full...
05/14/2026

Overnight in the ER doesn’t mean your pet is “just resting.”

It means continued monitoring.
Continued treatment.
And a fully trained emergency team watching closely through every hour of the night.

Because recovery—and complications—don’t follow a schedule.

Grape toxicity can be unpredictable in dogs, which means even small amounts can become serious very quickly.One dog may ...
05/12/2026

Grape toxicity can be unpredictable in dogs, which means even small amounts can become serious very quickly.

One dog may eat a grape and be fine, while another can develop severe kidney damage from a much smaller exposure. Unfortunately, there’s no reliable way to know how an individual dog will react.

That’s why quick action matters.

If your pet eats grapes, raisins, or foods containing them (like trail mix or baked goods), don’t wait for symptoms to appear—contact your veterinarian or an emergency hospital right away.

Early treatment is often much safer, easier, and more effective than waiting for signs to develop.

If your pet suddenly starts shaking their head, pawing at their ears, or seems sensitive around the face, it could be mo...
05/07/2026

If your pet suddenly starts shaking their head, pawing at their ears, or seems sensitive around the face, it could be more than simple irritation.

Ear infections are painful, common, and often worsen over time if left untreated.
In severe or repeated cases, they can even lead to long-term damage or surgical intervention.

The sooner they’re evaluated, the better the outcome tends to be.

If you’re asking yourself, “Should I call?”—you probably should.We’re here to help you figure out next steps.☎️ (386) 27...
05/05/2026

If you’re asking yourself, “Should I call?”—you probably should.

We’re here to help you figure out next steps.

☎️ (386) 272-5190

Address

696 South Yonge Street
Ormond Beach, FL
32174

Telephone

+13862520206

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