Walk-In Pet Urgent Care 

Open Extended Hours

& Weekends

Open extended-hours and weekends for immediate urgent or routine veterinary care 🐶🐱. Walk in or save your spot using the button.

"Absolutely recommend if you need to get your baby seen immediately!"

-Cheyenne Maier

Locations:

Enterprise, AL

805 E Lee St Suite A

Enterprise, AL 36330

(334) 417-1166

Hours:

Mon, Thur, Fri: 10am - 7pm

Sat, Sun: 9am - 5pm

Tues, Wed: Closed

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Montgomery, AL

2585 Bell Rd

Montgomery, AL 36117

(334) 600-4050

Hours:

Mon, Fri: 8am - 6pm

Sat, Sun: 9am - 6pm

Wed: 8am - 7pm

Tues, Thurs: Closed

We Welcome

Dr. Susan Graydon as our Chief Veterinarian!

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Urgent Care Vet +

Non-Urgent Care:

Pet Urgent Care, LLC provides immediate and convenient care when you need it (top-notch care without waiting days/weeks).  Yes, you can bring your pet in for routine care!


We also provide urgent care veterinary services for non life-threating pet emergencies (affordable alternative to the vet ER).  


We have locations in Enterprise and Montgomery.


Walk-in or book an arrival time online!

What We Treat :

Abscesses

Allergies or Allergic Reactions

Anal Glands - Scooting, Licking

Anxiety & Motion Sickness

Back Pain

Bad Breath

Behavior Changes - Lethargy, Shaking, or Whining

Bites & Stings

Constipation

Coughing

Cuts & Scrapes

Dehydration

Diarrhea

Drinking More/Less

Ear Infections - Head Shaking, Ear Discharge

End-of-life Consultations, Euthanasia, and Cremation Services

Eye Discharge / Squinting

Fever

Fracture Assessment

Hair Loss

Heat Stroke

Hives & Facial Swelling

Infections

Lameness

Lethargy

Limping

Loss of Appetite or Overeating

Lumps & Bumps

Minor Wounds & Lacerations

Pain Management

Pale Gums

Parasites

Poison or Toxin Ingestion

Post-Op Incisions

Runny Nose

Skin Allergies - Itching Rashes, Hot Spots

Snake Bites, Spider Bites, or Bee Stings

Sneezing

Toenail Injuries

Trouble Walking

Upper Respiratory Infections

Urinary Problems - Frequency, Straining or Blood

Vaccine Reactions

Vomiting

Wellness Visits

View info on when to take your pet to an emergency animal hospital →   

Walk In For:

Injury or illness

Our vets bring expertise and personalized care to every patient. 

X-Rays

Diagnose fractures, foreign ingestions, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions :

  • Do I need an appointment?

    Nope!  We are a walk-in practice so no appointment necessary.  


    If you bring your pet in during our walk-in hours, it will be seen and serviced. 


    If you'd like to save your spot, you can call ahead or use our online booking tool to get placed on our schedule.

  • Can I come even if I don't have a "pet emergency"?

    Absolutely!  Aside from treating urgent issues, we also provide immediate veterinary care for non-emergency problems as well.  We're here for your convenience!


    • Vomiting
    • Diarrhea
    • Lameness
    • Ear, Eye & Skin Issues
    • Ain't Doing Right - Pain, Lethargy, Coughing
    • Wellness Exam
    • Urinary Issues

  • What is 'Check-In Online'?

    Due to the dynamic nature of Pet Urgent Care we provide you the ability to select your arrival time slots to reduce our clients' frustrations of waiting to be seen (just like in all human urgent care clinics). 


    We are a slot reservation and walk-in clinic but please call to let us know you are on your way if there is not a reservation made to ensure you can be seen. 


    If you see that there are no arrival times left available, wait time may apply.  

  • Are you open at night or on weekends?

    We offer extended hours and weekend availability!  We are open on Saturdays!  We are open on Sundays!


    Please check your location's page for that hospital's hours of operation.  

  • What time should I arrive so my pet can be seen?

    Please arrive at least 30 minutes before close.  


    In most cases, the earlier in the day the better so that we can address your pet's issues. 


    We are a slot reservation and walk-in clinic but please call to let us know you are on your way if there is not a reservation made to ensure you can be seen. 

  • How long are your wait times?

    Due to quality of care we provide and the nature of being a walk-in urgent care vet clinic, our wait times can be unpredictable.


    If you'd like to reserve your spot, give us a call or use our online booking tool.  


    This will help you avoid any potential wait times.  

  • What should I expect during my visit?

    1. The Veterinarian will perform a physical examination. The Veterinarian will discuss all findings and provide a treatment plan estimate for any/all diagnostic and treatments if necessary.
    2. A team member will go over the estimate before starting any of the diagnostics tests or treatments.
    3. We will perform the diagnostics and/or treatments that you approve. 
    4. The Veterinarian will prescribe medications and write you a discharge summary to take home for your reference. 
    5. We can email your invoice to you and your pet’s medical record to their primary care Veterinarian. 

  • Do you offer a first-responder or military discount?

    We feel strongly about supporting our community and uniformed service officers. 


    We offer a 10% discount on our professional services to all uniformed servicemen and first- responders: Military, Police, and Firefighters, EMT. 


    Thank you for your service!

  • What payment options do you offer?

    We accept the following payments: Cash, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. 


    We can not accept payment by check. We also accept Care Credit and Venmo payments.

  • Do you offer payment plans?

    We do not.  


    Payment must be made in full at time of checkout

  • Will you send my pet's records to my primary care veterinarian?

    Of course!  


    We will electronically submit all of the records from your visit to your primary care veterinarian by the end of that day, including your pet's physical exam, laboratory results, diagnostic images, treatment plan, and a copy of your discharge instructions.

  • When should I take my pet to an emergency animal hospital?

    Our state-of-the-art facility will be able to handle most injuries and illnesses; however, if your pet is too sick or injured to be cared for by us, we’ll refer you to a facility that can manage critically ill animals.


    Please take your pet to an emergency animal hospital for life threatening emergencies such as: 


    • Amputation
    • Bloat/GDV
    • Cardiac Arrest
    • Choking
    • Collapse or Loss of Consciousness
    • Distressed mother in labor
    • Excessive Bleeding
    • Hit by Car
    • Kidney Failure
    • Overnight Hospitalization
    • Paralysis
    • Penetrating Wounds
    • Pneumonia
    • Seizures (can triage and stabilize)
    • Severe Trauma (hit by object or falling)
    • Stopped Breathing
    • Surgical Repairs of Fractures (we can diagnose and stabilize)

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STEP 2

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STEP 3

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