Located at: 712 Fortino Blvd. Pueblo, CO 81008
NEW URGENT CARE HOURS !!!!
NEW URGENT CARE HOURS !!!!
NEW URGENT CARE HOURS !!!!
Monday through Friday:
5 pm to 1 am
Saturday and Sunday and major holidays:
12 pm to 12 am
Welcome to the Pueblo Animal Urgent Care, an after-hours veterinary facility that provides urgent medical care for your pet. We are here to treat urgent, non-life threatening veterinary medical conditions . We can provide outpatient or short term hospitalization for many illnesses. We communicate regularly with your pet’s primary care veterinarian and work closely with all involved to provide the best care available.
We provide non-life threatening emergency and urgent care for companion animals including dogs, cats. Some of the concerns and treatments we address include:
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Sneezing/coughing/difficulty breathing
- Lethargy
- Acting painful, vocalizing, shaking
- Not eating
- Wounds/lacerations/broken toenail
- Limping
- Skin, ear, and eye issues
- Allergic reactions
- Poison/toxin ingestion
- Infection
- Rattlesnake antivenin
- Fresh frozen plasma
- Nebulization therapy
- IV fluid therapy
- Seizures
- Urinary problems
- Rattlesnake bite
- Fracture stabilization
- Oxygen therapy and portable oxygen for transport
- End-of-life consultations, humane euthanasia, and cremation services
NEW URGENT CARE HOURS !!!!
NEW URGENT CARE HOURS !!!!
All pets will receive a TRIAGE evaluation by our urgent care staff.
If your pet is experiencing a life threatening health emergency beyond the capabilities of our urgent care facility, we will refer you to one of the 24hr Specialty Veterinary ER practices in Colorado Springs. Prior to referral, Pueblo Animal Urgent Care may be able to provide basic supportive treatments for shock, pain and oxygen support if applicable.
Cases requiring major abdominal or chest surgery, critical care or continuing overnight hospitalization will be referred to a 24-hour ER of your choice.
Pueblo Animal Urgent Care does NOT offer the following routine services provided by your pet's local care veterinarian.
Dental procedures
Routine spay/neuter surgery
Non-emergent mass removal
Preventative care for heartworm or flea prevention
Vaccines