If your pet should have an illness that requires hospitalization, we offer managed care. There are times when your pet may need overnight care with intravenous fluids and medications, and intermittent monitoring - and our doctors and staff are prepared to provide the best nursing care possible. While we are not staffed around the clock, we do have rotating check-in shifts for hospitalized pets who need care at points after hours, at rates more reasonable than most emergency clinics can offer. For extremely critical cases, we work with several 24-Hour emergency hospitals that we can refer your patient to if needed.
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"Woke up on Saturday and my dog wasn't feeling well was having a problem with her ear. Even though she isn't a patient there, I called Acacia and they got her in for an appointment 45 minutes later. The vet tech and the vet were both super kind and gentle with her and answered all my questions. Will definitely put this place on my speed dial!"Reggie V.