Urgent Care
Orting Animal Hospital is excited to offer Urgent Care services for pets in need by a call-ahead appointment basis. We take care of any sick pet or injured pet that cannot wait until the next day for care.
Urgent Care hours:
Mondays and Fridays 8 AM – 6 PM
We ask that you call ahead to let us know your pet’s condition and arrange a time to arrive. Our urgent care doctors are ready to assist you.
Address:
215 Whitesell Street NW, Suite 109
Orting, WA 98360
Our skilled urgent care team is experienced in handling a wide variety of health concerns, including but not limited to:
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Laceration repair and wound treatment (burns, hotspots, penetrating objects)
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Possible foreign body obstructions (e.g., ingesting non-food items)
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Trauma cases: hit by car, minor injuries, or some fractures
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Urinary issues: straining to urinate, blood in urine
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Digestive issues: straining to defecate, blood in stool, anorexia (not eating) for over 24 hours
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Respiratory concerns (call first to confirm availability)
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Eye injuries: ruptured eyes, severe infections (including eye removals)
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Bleeding masses or rectal bleeding
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Lethargy or sudden changes in behavior
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Neurological symptoms: stumbling, disorientation, or decreased use of hind legs
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Aural hematomas (swelling in the ear flap)
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Vaccine reactions
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Pyometra (uterine infection)
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Urgent C-sections
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Broken toenails causing bleeding or discomfort
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Items stuck in the mouth (if your pet is breathing normally)
What Cases Will We See?
Our skilled urgent care team is experienced in handling a wide variety of health concerns, including but not limited to:
-
Laceration repair and wound treatment (burns, hotspots, penetrating objects)
-
Possible foreign body obstructions (e.g., ingesting non-food items)
-
Trauma cases: hit by car, minor injuries, or some fractures
-
Urinary issues: straining to urinate, blood in urine
-
Digestive issues: straining to defecate, blood in stool, anorexia (not eating) for over 24 hours
-
Respiratory concerns (call first to confirm availability)
-
Eye injuries: ruptured eyes, severe infections (including eye removals)
-
Bleeding masses or rectal bleeding
-
Lethargy or sudden changes in behavior
-
Neurological symptoms: stumbling, disorientation, or decreased use of hind legs
-
Aural hematomas (swelling in the ear flap)
-
Vaccine reactions
-
Pyometra (uterine infection)
-
Urgent C-sections
-
Broken toenails causing bleeding or discomfort
-
Items stuck in the mouth (if your pet is breathing normally)
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