This summer UrgentVet has two awesome specials for you and your pet. We're focused on preventive care, and we have a special offer for you to focus on it as well! If you haven't heard the news, Canine Influenza has hit North Carolina and vaccination is important. Dr....

Although people and pets are usually at UrgentVet for an urgent situation, we work extra hard to provide and relaxed and calm environment for your pet. By doing this, we are working to preserve the safety of your pet and our staff. High-stress situations can bring out...

The symptoms of Lyme disease can look like a lot of other health issues. April showers bring… ticks? While that may not be how the old adage goes, it’s true that as the weather warms, you and your loved ones (including your furry family members) are at increased risk...

If you have not already, be sure to work with your primary veterinarian to get your pet on a good heartworm preventative medicine. Not familiar with the disease? We're here to get you educated on heartworm. Heartworm disease is one of the most painful, deadly, and...

It's no secret that we pride ourselves on being here for your pet in urgent, after-hours situations. Of course, there are always extenuating circumstances that can arise and we want you to be prepared if your pet is vomiting, bleeding, or experiencing seizures. April...

At UrgentVet, we understand dogs inside and out – not just physically, but psychologically as well. We know what makes them comfortable. We know what makes them anxious and irritated. Because we understand our canine friends so well, our emergency veterinarian...

Spring is in the air, and, as winter fades, you should keep in mind some potential pet health hazards that come along with the warmer temperatures.Keep bugs away. Is your pet on a regular flea/tick preventive? What about heartworm? Tick-borne diseases—like...

In addition to offering comprehensive, after-hours care for your cats, we also want to help you set great habits at home. Most cats surrendered to shelters every year are done so because of perceived behavior problems—primarily house soiling. And, most of the cats...