Same Day Urgent Care
Urgent Vet Care at Shoal Creek Animal Hospital
Same Day Availability with Convenient Online Booking. Thursday, Friday 4PM - 10PM. Saturday 12PM - 6PM.
Urgent Care Booking Fee: $125
When do I need to visit a veterinary Urgent Care?
If you’re concerned, we’re concerned and we’re happy to see your pet.
Our veterinary urgent care is positioned to treat non-life-threatening conditions and symptoms.
We’ve included below in our FAQs the common conditions and symptoms we treat in an urgent care setting.
How does it work?
We know it can be stressful when you are concerned about your pet’s health. At Shoal Creek Animal Hospital Urgent Care, we’ve created a simple five step process that helps your pet receive the care they need as soon as possible and reduces stress the moment you click to reserve your pet’s arrival time.
Our innovative process allows you to book your arrival time from the comfort of wherever you are, and as a result, your pet spends less time in the hospital waiting room. This reduces your pet’s stress, while still giving you the comfort of being seen the same day.
FAQs
What types of animals do you see?
We treat dogs and cats at this time!
What are some issues you commonly treat?
At Shoal Creek Animal Hospital, we specialize in addressing a wide range of pet health issues, including:
GASTROINTESTINAL (GI) Issues
- General stomach upset
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Loose stools
- Toxin/poison ingestion
- Eating non-food items
- Scooting from anal gland issues
- Blood in stool
- Parasites like worms
SKIN PROBLEMS
- Red, itchy, flaky, or abnormal skin
- Hot spots
- Chewing paws
- Lumps and bumps
- Parasites like fleas and ticks
- Hair loss
- Ear infections
- Allergies and allergic reactions
INJURIES
- Lameness or limping
- Difficulty standing or walking
- Minor wounds, cuts, and scrapes
- Pain management
- Nail injuries
- Minor dog/cat fight or bite wounds
URINARY ISSUES
- Excessive drinking or urination
- Inappropriate elimination (peeing in the house or outside the litterbox)
- Dehydration or decreased water intake
- Blood in the urine
- Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
EYE ISSUES
- Squinting
- Redness
- Excessive tear production
- Eye discharge
- Facial rubbing
- Pink eye or other infections
RESPIRATORY ISSUES
- Coughing
- Wheezing
- Sneezing
- Excessive panting
OTHER ISSUES
- Fever
- Hiding
- Behavior changes
- Whining
- Bad breath
- Insect bites/stings
- Palliative and end-of-life care
- Snakebites
Additionally, our experienced team evaluates anything that appears unusual or concerning, even if not immediately life-threatening. We are committed to the overall well-being of your beloved pets.
END OF LIFE CARE
We understand the difficult decisions that come with a pet's end-of-life stage. Our compassionate team at Shoal Creek Animal Hospital offers euthanasia services, providing your pet with a peaceful transition.
At Shoal Creek Animal Hospital, you can trust us to provide exceptional care for all your pet's needs.
How much does an urgent care visit cost?
At Shoal Creek Animal Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the best possible recommendations for your pet's care. We take pride in delivering high-quality services and never compromise on the standard of care we provide. However, we understand that veterinary care expenses can be a concern for pet owners. That's why we strive to be transparent with our costs and offer multiple treatment options whenever feasible. We will gladly provide you with a comprehensive treatment plan after completion of the doctor’s physical exam.
What is your clinic like?
Our clinic is located at 8850 N. Flintlock Road Kansas City, MO 64157. We have convenient parking and are fully accessible. Our facility offers a wide range of equipment to ensure your pet receives the best care. We have a spacious lobby and reception area, multiple exam rooms, and a large treatment area and surgery room.
Do you offer general, non-urgent veterinary care?
Yes, we offer general practice veterinary care services as well! Please call or book an appointment online for these services as we do require appointments.
How do you work with my primary veterinarian?
At Shoal Creek Animal Hospital, we highly value our relationships with our veterinary care partners. We are happy to send your pet’s medical records to your primary veterinarian at the end of your pet’s urgent care exam if you instruct us to do so. We are also glad to provide additional follow-up information to your primary veterinarian should they need it to continue treatment.
What forms of payment do you accept?
In order to maintain our high standard of service, we require that payment is made at the time services are rendered. We provide estimates for services when possible, and always provide estimates for surgeries and hospitalizations. If you have not received an estimate, you are welcome to request one at any time for your expected charges. We accept cash and all major credit/debit cards.