Proudly Serving Cary, North Carolina
We’re at the intersection of Tryon Road and Walnut Street. Look for us near Bruegger’s Bagels.
We are
currently
closed
OUR HOURS:
3PM-11PM Mon-Fri
10AM-8PM Sat-Sun
12PM–8PM All Holidays
Save Your Spot
We understand what urgent means.
Welcome to UrgentVet Pet Clinic – Cary
Proudly serving residents of Wake County & Chatham County. We’re here to help with after-hours, non-life-threatening injury & illness in cats & dogs. Pet parents in neighborhoods like Catherwood Place, Lodge at Crossroads, Pink Acres, Coventry, Bryarton Village, Bailey’s Landing, Stonerose and points beyond count on us during those times when your pet is sick and your regular vet is closed.
Fast Facts About Our Clinic
- Dog & cat specific exam rooms: Yes
- Large & small dog exam rooms: Yes
- Private comfort room: Yes
- Online check in: Yes
- Walk-ins accepted: Yes
- Percentage of pets discharged back to their home: 90%
- Open evenings: Yes
- Open weekends: Yes
- Open holidays: Yes
- Open overnight: No
- Preventative/general care: No
- Urgent care: Yes
- Diagnostics: Digital X-Ray machine, ultrasound, in-house lab
- Record keeping: Cloud-based medical record keeping software
- Pet health records & case information provided to regular vet: Yes
- Fear Free Casco enclosures: Yes
- Open date: August 11, 2022
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Derby
Cary, NC
Featured Case
Meet Derby! She came into the clinic with some ear trouble. We administered some medication to help resolve the issue and we provided a bandage to keep those adorable ears from flapping while she recovers. We anticipate she’ll be A-OK in a short time.
Mittens
Cary, NC
Featured Case
Meet Mittens! This sweet girl came to Urgent Vet Cary because she had gotten into some insect bait and had been vomiting for a few days.
After diagnostics, we helped her to feel better by giving some anti-nausea medication and fluids underneath the skin. We hope you feel better, Mittens.
At Your Service
Diamond Brinkley
Practice Manager
Diamond Brinkley is from Louisburg, a small town just north of Raleigh, North Carolina. From a young age, she had a keen interest in caring for animals. She was always surrounded by cats and dogs and aspired to one day work in the veterinary profession.
Diamond earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from North Carolina A&T State University in Animal Science. (Aggie Pride!) She then continued her education at Penn Foster College where she received her Veterinary Technology Degree.
The next step in Diamond’s path was going to work for a general practice in 2017. Here she helped to to mentor and develop other veterinary technicians. Her professional focus was to provide quality medical care to pets and as a result, create a stronger relationship among veterinary professionals, clients, and their pets.
When Diamond isn’t in the clinic looking after your pets, she is at home spending time with her two children and her Australian Shepherd mix, Jaxx. Diamond is proud to serve the pets and pet parents of Cary, North Carolina and points beyond.
UrgentVet treats cats & dogs - providing care for non-life threatening conditions that happen after your regular vet is closed. Here are some examples of the types of illnesses and injuries we treat.
Illness
- Coughing, Sneezing
- Diarrhea
- Dehydration
- Excessive Drinking
- Eye Discharge & Squinting
- Fever
- Not Eating or Not Drinking
- Poison/Toxin Ingestion
- Skin Allergies – Itching, Rashes, Hot Spots
- Upper Respiratory Infections
- Urinary Tract Problems – Frequency, Straining or Blood
- Vomiting
Injury
- Abscesses
- Back Pain
- Cuts & Scrapes
- Fracture Assessment
- Mild Lameness
- Limping
- Minor Wounds & Lacerations
- Pain Management
- Post-Op Incisions
- Toenail Injuries
- Trouble Walking
Just Not Feeling Well
- Allergies
- Anal Glands – Scooting, Licking
- Anxiety & Motion Sickness
- Bad Breath
- Bites & Stings
- Ear Infections – Head Shaking, Ear Discharge
- End of Life Care-Euthanasia
- Hiding or Whining
- Hives & Facial Swelling
- Lumps & Bumps
- Parasites
- Vaccine Reactions
We Don’t Treat
Life Threatening
Emergencies
Proceed immediately to the nearest veterinary Emergency Hospital, not UrgentVet.
- Hit By Car
- Amputation
- Overnight Hospitalization
- Pneumonia
- Kidney Failure
