Animal Emergency Hospital Palm Coast

Animal Emergency Hospital Palm Coast Animal Emergency Hospital of Palm Coast has launched its mobile unit to provide urgent veterinary care in the Palm Coast area. Now open 7 days a week!

Monday-Friday 4pm to 1 am, Saturday 2pm to 12 am, and Sunday 12 pm - 12 am. Animal Emergency Hospital of Palm Coast offers urgent and life-saving emergency care. While the hospital is under development, our mobile unit provides critical veterinary services when pets need it most. Serving Palm Coast, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, and Flagler County.

Some pets struggle with Florida heat more than others.While every pet can be affected by high temperatures, short-nosed ...
06/04/2026

Some pets struggle with Florida heat more than others.

While every pet can be affected by high temperatures, short-nosed breeds often have a harder time cooling themselves efficiently.

Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers, and French Bulldogs may be at increased risk for heat-related illness during the summer months.

Knowing your pet's limitations can help keep outdoor activities safe and enjoyable all season long.

If your pet stays overnight, care doesn’t slow down.Our team continues monitoring their condition, administering treatme...
06/02/2026

If your pet stays overnight, care doesn’t slow down.

Our team continues monitoring their condition, administering treatments, watching closely for changes, and adjusting care as needed throughout the night.

Emergency medicine is around-the-clock for a reason—and so is the care your pet receives while they’re with us. 🐾

With warmer weather, we start to see more pets exposed to things like blue-green algae.It’s often found in still or slow...
05/29/2026

With warmer weather, we start to see more pets exposed to things like blue-green algae.

It’s often found in still or slow-moving water—and it doesn’t always look dangerous.

But ingesting even small amounts can be toxic.

If your pet has been near water and starts showing signs like vomiting, lethargy, or trouble walking, it’s important to get them seen right away.

When it comes to algae exposure, early care can make all the difference.

The drive home after an emergency visit hits differently.The adrenaline wears off. The “what ifs” start to creep in.If y...
05/27/2026

The drive home after an emergency visit hits differently.

The adrenaline wears off. The “what ifs” start to creep in.

If you’ve felt that, you’re not alone. We're just a phone call away.

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We’re officially moving… into our newly completed building! 🚨🐾After serving the Palm Coast community from our mobile uni...
05/20/2026

We’re officially moving… into our newly completed building! 🚨🐾

After serving the Palm Coast community from our mobile unit for the past year and a half, Animal Emergency Hospital is now welcoming patients into our new hospital space.

Same team.
Same emergency care.
Now in a permanent building designed to better support pets and the people who love them.

📍124 Flagler Plaza Drive, Palm Coast, FL 32137

“Maybe they just landed wrong.”We hear that a lot with broken bones and serious injuries.But limping, refusing to bear w...
05/19/2026

“Maybe they just landed wrong.”

We hear that a lot with broken bones and serious injuries.
But limping, refusing to bear weight, swelling, crying out, or sudden changes after a fall or accident should never be ignored.

Some fractures are obvious.
Others aren’t.

The sooner a broken leg is diagnosed and stabilized, the better the outcome can be for healing and pain management.

Grapes and raisins might seem harmless—but for dogs, they can be extremely toxic.And unfortunately, even small amounts c...
05/14/2026

Grapes and raisins might seem harmless—but for dogs, they can be extremely toxic.

And unfortunately, even small amounts can cause serious kidney damage.

If your dog eats grapes, raisins, trail mix, raisin bread, or anything containing them, don’t “wait and see.”

Call your veterinarian or emergency hospital right away.

If you’ve ever sat in an emergency waiting room and wondered why it’s taking so long—we get it.Emergency care isn’t a fi...
05/12/2026

If you’ve ever sat in an emergency waiting room and wondered why it’s taking so long—we get it.

Emergency care isn’t a fixed queue. It’s a constantly shifting system based on urgency. A stable patient can become critical, and a critical patient may need immediate intervention.

Our team adjusts in real time to make sure every pet gets the care they need, when they need it most.

Florida heat can become dangerous for pets surprisingly fast.Heavy panting.Bright red gums.Weakness.Vomiting.Collapse.He...
05/08/2026

Florida heat can become dangerous for pets surprisingly fast.

Heavy panting.
Bright red gums.
Weakness.
Vomiting.
Collapse.

Heat-related illness is a true emergency—and in hot, humid weather, symptoms can escalate quickly.

If your pet seems weak, disoriented, or suddenly “off” after being outside, don’t wait to get them evaluated.

Learn more about heat-related conditions on our blog: https://vist.ly/53hht

It happens faster than you think.Socks, toys, food wrappers—pets don’t always make the best choices.If your pet may have...
05/06/2026

It happens faster than you think.

Socks, toys, food wrappers—pets don’t always make the best choices.

If your pet may have eaten something they shouldn’t, early intervention can make a big difference.

We’re here 7 days a week if you’re unsure what to do next.

Address

124 Flagler Plaza Drive
Palm Coast, FL
32137

Opening Hours

Monday 4pm - 1am
Tuesday 4pm - 1am
Wednesday 4pm - 1am
Thursday 4pm - 1am
Friday 4pm - 1am
Saturday 2pm - 12am
Sunday 12pm - 12am

Telephone

+13867777431

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