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Monday 12am - 8am 5pm - 11:59pm Tuesday 12am - 8am 5pm - 11:59pm Wednesday 12am - 8am 5pm - 11:59pm Thursday 12am - 8am 5pm - 11:59pm Friday 5pm - 11:59pm Saturday 12am - 11:59pm Sunday 12am - 11:59pm

Animal Emergency Hospital Palm Coast

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Animal Emergency Hospital of Palm Coast now provides urgent veterinary care from our new Palm Coast facility. Open 7 days a week! Serving Palm Coast, St.

Open Mon–Thu 5 PM–8 AM and continuously from Fri 5 PM through Mon 8 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. Augustine, Jacksonville, Daytona Beach, and Flagler County.

10/30/2026

The Scariest Thing About Halloween? The Things Pets Will Eat. 🎃

Candy wrappers. Glow sticks. Fake cobwebs. Costume pieces. Decorations.

To us, they're part of Halloween. To a curious pet, they may look like something worth chewing — or swallowing.

Keep small decorations and costume accessories off the floor, throw wrappers away promptly, and keep an eye on pets around anything they might decide to investigate with their mouth.

Here's to a Halloween that's spooky for all the right reasons. 👻🐾

For more tips on keeping your pets safe this Halloween, check out our latest blog: https://vist.ly/5qnts

10/27/2026

Abdominal pain is not always obvious.

Some pets may pace, struggle to get comfortable, stretch repeatedly, guard their belly, lose interest in food, or suddenly become unusually quiet.

If your pet seems painful, their abdomen looks swollen, or they repeatedly try to vomit without bringing anything up, seek veterinary care right away.

10/22/2026

Pets can be surprisingly good at hiding pain.

Sometimes the signs are subtle: difficulty getting comfortable, avoiding stairs, trembling, hiding, moving differently, eating less, or suddenly not wanting to be touched.

If your pet's behavior changes, pay attention. It may be their way of telling you something hurts.

10/20/2026

Celebrating Our Veterinary Technicians! 💙

Emergency veterinary medicine takes a special kind of person, and we're fortunate to work alongside some truly incredible ones.

Our veterinary technicians are skilled medical professionals, compassionate caregivers, and steady hands when patients need them most.

They celebrate the victories, navigate the difficult moments, and show up every day ready to make a difference.

This Veterinary Technician Week, we're recognizing the heart, knowledge, and dedication they bring to our hospital.

Thank you for all that you do!

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10/15/2026

Sometimes stabilizing an emergency is only the first step.

From serious wounds and fractures to abdominal emergencies, some patients need surgery to treat the underlying problem.

Animal Emergency Hospital Palm Coast is equipped for a range of emergency and advanced surgical procedures, with continuous monitoring before, during, and after surgery.

10/13/2026

The beach is full of interesting sights—and smells—that curious dogs can't resist.

Crabs, shells, washed-up fish, and other marine life can lead to cuts, mouth injuries, stomach upset, or even emergency visits if swallowed.

Keeping a close eye on your pet while exploring the shoreline can help keep your beach day safe and enjoyable.

10/07/2026

A sudden limp after a walk may be something as simple as a thorn, splinter, piece of glass, or other debris caught in the paw.

If your pet will let you, take a quick look between their toes and around the paw pads.

If something is deeply embedded, there is significant bleeding, or your pet is too painful for you to safely examine the area, leave the removal to your veterinary team.

10/04/2026

They make us laugh. They keep us company. They somehow know exactly when we need them.

World Animal Day is a chance to celebrate animals of all shapes and sizes and the special place they hold in our lives.

Of course, around here, we think they deserve celebrating every day. ❤️🐾

09/30/2026

A day at the beach is fun for the whole family—but repeatedly drinking saltwater while swimming or playing fetch can make some dogs sick.

Too much saltwater can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, and, in severe cases, dangerous changes to the body's sodium levels.

If your dog seems unwell after a beach trip or you know they've swallowed a large amount of saltwater, it's best to have them evaluated.

09/28/2026

You may have seen rabies in the news lately, and while it may not be something pet owners think about every day, it is as serious as it sounds.

Rabies is preventable, but once clinical signs develop, it is almost always fatal. Keeping your pet’s rabies vaccination current is one of the most important ways to protect them—and in Florida, rabies vaccination is required by law for dogs, cats, and ferrets 4 months of age and older.

Limiting interactions with wildlife can also help reduce the risk of exposure. If your pet is bitten, scratched, attacked, or has direct contact with a bat or other wild mammal, don’t wait for symptoms to appear. Contact a veterinarian promptly for guidance on the appropriate next steps.

If a potential exposure happens after hours, our Palm Coast emergency team is here to help.

📞 (386) 261-9653

Address

124 Flagler Plaza Drive
Palm Coast, FL
32137

Opening Hours

Monday	12am - 8am
	5pm - 11:59pm
Tuesday	12am - 8am
	5pm - 11:59pm
Wednesday	12am - 8am
	5pm - 11:59pm
Thursday	12am - 8am
	5pm - 11:59pm
Friday	5pm - 11:59pm
Saturday	12am - 11:59pm
Sunday	12am - 11:59pm

Telephone

+13867777431

Website

https://animalerpalmcoast.com/

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