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Animal Emergency Healthcare in Yonkers, NY

If you believe your pet is having a medical emergency, call us at (914) 457-4000 or register your pet to be seen before you leave the comfort and safety of your home! Use the button below to start your online registration process.

What You Should Do if Your Pet Is Having an Emergency 

If you think your pet is having a medical emergency, it’s important to remain calm so your pet does not feel stressed or scared while getting the care they need in a timely manner.

  • Move your pet to safety If your pet is in a dangerous location carefully move them away from a situation where they could further injure themselves.

  • Contact our hospital Assess your pet’s signs and call us at (914) 457-4000. Explain what has happened to your pet, in as much detail as you can provide, so that our veterinary team can prepare for your arrival.

What happens if I come to the hospital without checking in first?

If you have not checked in online prior to coming in, our veterinary nurse will triage your pet to assess the urgency of their condition. If your pet is stable, we will have you and your pet wait comfortably at home in the queue.

What if I decide I no longer want or need to have my pet seen?

If you have checked in on our waitlist, click the dashboard link to cancel your request or call the hospital and let our Client Care Specialists know so we can take your pet out of the waiting queue.

How do I know if my pet’s condition is critical and needs to be brought in immediately or is able to wait their turn?

If you are unsure if your pet is experiencing an emergency, we encourage you to call our hospital. We are always here to help you assess your pet’s individual circumstances.

What is the order that patients are seen by the Emergency Department?

Checking into the queue is NOT an appointment for services. It merely puts your pet on the waiting list to be seen. We cannot guarantee a specific time that your pet will be seen, and the wait can be extended. We see patients in order of critical status. The queue does not reflect patients currently being treated and patients that are currently hospitalized at our facility.

Myself or someone in my household is immune compromised and we are quarantining, are you able to provide curbside service?

We encourage for someone outside of the household to bring your pet to our hospital. If no one else is available to bring your pet to our hospital, please notify our staff so we can wear appropriate PPE to protect you and our team.

Our Emergency Team

Our Veterinarian Emergency Team at Animal Specialty Center is here for you and your pet. We understand how overwhelming this process can be. Your pet is in good hands with our caring, emergency care team. Learn more about our emergency veterinarians below.

Dr. Samantha Keat at Animal Specialty Center

Samantha Keat

DVM

Emergency

Dr. Victoria Wu

Victoria Wu

DVM, MANZCVS, Emergency

Dr. Samantha Keat at Animal Specialty Center

Samantha Keat

DVM

Emergency

Dr. Victoria Wu

Victoria Wu

DVM, MANZCVS, Emergency