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Find 24/7 emergency hospitals, urgent veterinary clinics, after-hours providers, and poison-control resources when your pet needs help most.

Severe bleeding, trouble breathing, seizures, collapse, or major trauma? Call the nearest emergency veterinary hospital now while preparing to leave.

Poison Control

Call a verified poison-control service immediately.

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Emergency Care Near Columbus, Indiana

24/7 Emergency Hospital

Directory preview · Open 24 hours

Full-service emergency veterinary hospital with advanced diagnostics, surgery, and critical care.

2.1 miles · Columbus, IN · Sample listing

Urgent Veterinary Care

Directory preview · Open now

Urgent care for non-life-threatening conditions. Walk-ins welcome during extended hours.

3.4 miles · Columbus, IN · Sample listing

After-Hours Veterinary Clinic

Directory preview · Open until 11:00 PM

After-hours veterinary care for illnesses and minor injuries. Call ahead to confirm availability.

4.7 miles · Columbus, IN · Sample listing

Emergency & Specialty Center

Directory preview · Emergency and specialty care

Advanced imaging, surgery, intensive care, and specialty consultation may be available.

5.3 miles · Columbus, IN · Sample listing

Poison Consultation & Referral

Directory preview · Call before traveling

Contact a verified poison-control service first, then follow referral guidance for urgent veterinary care.

6.1 miles · Columbus, IN · Sample listing

Emergency Care Questions

What should I do if my pet is in immediate danger?

Call the nearest emergency veterinary hospital while preparing to leave. If possible, confirm the facility is open and equipped for your pet’s situation. APN does not provide veterinary diagnosis or treatment.

Should I call before driving over?

Yes, whenever possible. Confirm current hours, whether the clinic is accepting patients, and whether it can care for your pet’s species and emergency.

What should I do about possible poisoning?

Call your veterinarian, ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435, or Pet Poison Helpline at (855) 764-7661 immediately. Do not induce vomiting unless a veterinary professional instructs you to do so.

What information should I bring?

Bring current medications, relevant medical records, a list of symptoms and when they began, and product packaging or a photo of a suspected toxin when it is safe to do so.

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Important: APN provides general directory information and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Provider hours, services, and availability can change. Call the provider directly before traveling whenever possible. For suspected poisoning, contact your veterinarian or a verified poison-control service immediately.

Official resources: ASPCA Poison Control and Pet Poison Helpline.

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