Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Emergency
services
Veterinary Emergency Care 24/7 in Orange County
Founded in 1975 by 41 local veterinarians, Orange County Emergency Pet Clinics specialize in after-hours pet emergency care. With locations in Garden Grove and Fullerton, we provide critical services for trauma, poisonings, car accidents, and other emergencies. Our team of board-certified specialists and veterinary technicians offers 24/7 care, state-of-the-art diagnostics, and overnight monitoring.We prioritize collaboration with primary veterinarians to ensure continuity of care. With decades of experience, advanced medical technology, and a commitment to transparency, we deliver compassionate treatment for pets during critical moments.
Services
Emergency Care
Overnight Monitoring
Digital Radiography
Veterinary Surgery
Poison Treatment
Details
- Year established: 1975
Highlights and features
- We have provided after-hours emergency veterinary care since 1975.
- Our 24/7 services include advanced diagnostics and critical care.
- Board-certified specialists lead treatment for complex emergencies.
- We collaborate directly with primary veterinarians for continuity of care.
- State-of-the-art facilities feature digital radiography and emergency surgery suites.
What people say
Compassionate, experienced team
Thorough explanations
24/7 availability
Excellent medical care
Timely treatment
Services
Emergency Care
Our clinics specialize in urgent pet care for trauma, car accidents, and life-threatening conditions. Staffed by board-certified specialists and equipped with advanced diagnostics, we stabilize critical patients and provide immediate interventions. This service ensures pets receive priority treatment during nights, weekends, and holidays when primary veterinary care is unavailable.
Overnight Monitoring
We offer continuous observation for post-operative patients and animals requiring intensive treatment. Trained technicians monitor vital signs using specialized equipment in a controlled environment. This service maintains stability until patients can transfer back to their primary veterinarian for follow-up care.
Digital Radiography
On-site X-ray technology enables rapid diagnosis of fractures, internal injuries, and other medical issues. Immediate imaging supports timely decision-making for surgical interventions or other treatments. This capability reduces delay in critical cases requiring urgent action.
Veterinary Surgery
Our surgical suite handles urgent operations for trauma, internal bleeding, and life-threatening conditions. Advanced anesthetic monitoring ensures patient safety during procedures. Post-operative recovery occurs in our intensive care unit with continuous staff support.
Poison Treatment
Specialized protocols address pet poisonings from household toxins, plants, or environmental hazards. Treatment includes decontamination, antidotes, and supportive care tailored to the toxin type. Early intervention prevents complications and improves outcomes.
People
Dr. Jennifer A. Hoose
Medical Director
Board-certified emergency veterinarian with over 20 years of experience. Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. Leads medical operations and mentors veterinary professionals.
Dr. Anne Underwood
Emergency Veterinarian
Graduate of Western University of Health Sciences. Specializes in emergency cases with expertise in diagnostics and critical care. Holds certifications in RECOVER CPR and radiation safety.
Dr. Edith Jovel
Emergency Veterinarian
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University. Expertise in wildlife rehabilitation and critical care. Active in veterinary education and professional organizations.
Dr. Gholamreza Esmaeili
Emergency Veterinarian
Licensed through NAVLE with over a decade of emergency veterinary experience. Provides expertise in triage, imaging, and critical care for injured or ill pets.
Elaine Myers
Hospital Administrator
Certified Veterinary Practice Manager with Master of Science in Animal Science. Oversees hospital operations and contributes to veterinary professional development.
Questions
Do you offer 24-hour emergency care?
Our Fullerton location is open 24/7. The Garden Grove clinic operates 6pm-8am weekdays and 24 hours on weekends and holidays.
What types of pet emergencies do you handle?
We treat trauma, fractures, poisonings, allergic reactions, snakebites, car accidents, bleeding, and other life-threatening conditions requiring immediate intervention.
Is payment required upfront?
Payment is due when treatment begins. We offer payment plans through CareCredit and Scratchpay for financial assistance.
Can I visit my hospitalized pet?
Hospitalized pets typically stay until morning for transfer back to their primary veterinarian. Visitation isn't permitted to minimize stress during recovery.
Do you work with primary veterinarians?
We collaborate closely with primary care veterinarians, sharing medical records and test results to ensure continuity of care after emergency treatment.
What should I bring for suspected poisoning?
Bring your pet, sample of the toxin, packaging, and any vomit material for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
