Our Orange County animal hospital also operates on holidays including New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day. Please read our COVID-19 Guidelines.

Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital

Premier Emergency Veterinary Center

Business Hours

Mon Open 24 hours
Tue Open 24 hours
Wed 6:00 pm to 8:00 am
Thu Open 24 hours
Fri Open 24 hours
Sat Open 24 hours
Sun Open 24 hours

Welcome to Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital – Your Trusted Newport Beach Veterinarian

The veterinarians at the Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital are highly trained and have extensive experience treating a wide range of veterinary and animal emergencies. We have a doctor on the premises at all times during the hours of operation to help you and your pets.

The Best Vets Newport Beach Has

Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital is the premier emergency veterinary center serving pet owners and primary-care veterinarians in Newport Beach, Irvine, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Laguna, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, Garden Grove, Tustin, Santa Ana, Newport Coast, and Orange County.

Why Choose Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital?

At Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital, we are renowned throughout Orange County, CA, for our commitment to advanced patient care. We are equipped with cutting-edge medical technologies such as Surgical Laser, LigaSure, Video & Capsule Endoscopy, Laparoscopy, Fluoroscopy, and state-of-the-art Volume or Pressure Controlled Ventilators. Our dedicated approach ensures your pet receives the highest standard of care.

We invite pet owners to our Newport Beach Animal Hospital, where our veterinarians are deeply committed to your pet’s health and well-being. Providing the highest level of care during veterinary emergencies is not just our promise; it’s our practice.

We encourage you to visit our Advanced Care page to understand the full spectrum of our capabilities and the advanced treatments we offer. Here, you will find detailed information about our sophisticated medical procedures and the cutting-edge technology we utilize to care for your pet.

If you are facing an animal emergency, please contact your preferred veterinarian immediately or click here for directions to our Emergency Hospital. We are here to support you and your pet with our comprehensive, compassionate care.

Emergency Veterinarian Services in Newport Beach

When a veterinary emergency strikes, you need qualified help FAST! We are a Newport Beach Animal Hospital dedicated to helping your pets during vet emergencies. Common emergencies include traumatic injuries, lacerations, open wounds, and poisoning.

You should keep browsing our website for more information on what to do during an emergency. If you suspect your pet’s life is at risk, you should immediately seek professional help. Still, we have prepared a lot of information to help pet owners prepare before their pets have an accident.

Keep a first aid kit handy at all times and learn to identify the symptoms of a veterinary emergency. Communication is always difficult with a pet, but paying close attention to their behavioral changes can tell you a lot about their health.

Make sure to swing by our Blogs to learn more about what you should do to care for your pet during these emergencies.

If your dog requires emergency care, make sure to give us a call at 949-261-7979 to let us know you are coming and give us some time to prepare and provide your pet with the care you need.

Testimonials

Reviews by our satisfied customers

This place is the most genuine place that I have ever received animal services from. I would highly recommend it for anyone dealing with any type of pet issues
Adam S.
Newport Beach, CA
I can't thank Central OC ER enough for taking excellent care of my fur baby! She had a large dense mass that had me very concerned. They were so kind and compassionate.
Christina K.
Irvine, CA
They took good care of my cat, Audio, and it was affordable. They even faxed her records over to my regular vet. Good people, glad they were around.
James T.
Laguna Beach, CA

Here at Central Orange County Emergency Animal Hospital, we are incredibly proud of our specialists. Our veterinarians work tirelessly to help our patients when they need us the most.

Caring for a frightened pet during late-night hours is no easy task, but our staff and specialists share in their dedication to help and their love for your pet.

Our COCEAH family is thrilled to help all our local friends looking for a Newport Beach Animal Hospital. Still, even if you are coming a bit far away, all who look for excellent veterinary care are welcome. We’re here for those who couldn’t find late-night veterinarians available. You can count on our highly-qualified veterinarians to provide your pet with the best care possible.

Browse our website to learn more about the crew dedicated to helping your lovely pet.

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Frequently Asked Question

What is considered a pet emergency?

A pet emergency is any sudden illness or injury that requires immediate medical attention to prevent life-threatening consequences or permanent harm. Common emergencies include:

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Severe bleeding or trauma (e.g., hit by a car)
  • Vomiting or diarrhea that lasts more than 24 hours
  • Seizures
  • Ingestion of toxic substances
  • Sudden changes in behavior or collapse

If you’re unsure, it’s always best to call your emergency vet clinic for guidance.

How do I know if my pet needs emergency care?

If your pet is showing signs of distress such as difficulty breathing, excessive vomiting, uncontrollable bleeding, or signs of severe pain, you should seek emergency care immediately. Other signs may include:

  • Pale gums
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Inability to stand or walk
  • Swollen abdomen
  • Non-responsiveness to stimuli

If you’re ever in doubt, contact your nearest emergency veterinary clinic.

What should I do if my pet has ingested something toxic?

If your pet has ingested a potentially toxic substance (such as chocolate, plants, medications, or household chemicals), call us immediately to 949-261-7979 or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435 immediately. Do not induce vomiting unless instructed to do so by a professional. Bring the product packaging or any information that could help your vet assess the situation.

What should I do if my pet has ingested something toxic?

What should I bring to the emergency vet clinic?
When bringing your pet to the emergency vet, it’s helpful to have:

  • Any medical records or details of your pet’s medical history
  • A list of current medications or supplements your pet is taking
  • A sample of vomit, stool, or urine (if relevant to the condition)
  • The packaging of any toxins or foreign substances they may have ingested
    Contact information for your primary vet

Being prepared can help the emergency vet team treat your pet faster.

Can I call ahead if I’m bringing my pet to the emergency vet?

Yes, it’s always a good idea to call ahead if possible. This allows the emergency team to prepare for your arrival and provide immediate assistance if necessary. Calling ahead also helps ensure the clinic is ready with the necessary equipment or personnel when you arrive.

If you want to save time, please fill out our online form.

Is pet insurance helpful for emergency veterinary care?

Yes, pet insurance can be invaluable during emergencies. Depending on your plan, pet insurance can cover a significant portion of emergency medical costs, including surgeries, diagnostic tests, and hospitalization. Be sure to review your policy details to understand what is covered.

 

Can I stay with my pet during treatment?

In most cases, you may be allowed to stay with your pet during initial assessment. However, during certain treatments, such as surgery or diagnostic procedures, you may be asked to wait outside or in a designated waiting area for the safety and comfort of your pet and the veterinary team.

How do I handle a pet emergency after regular business hours?

If your regular vet is closed, contact a 24-hour emergency veterinary hospital immediately. Many emergency vet clinics, including ours, are open 24/7, including holidays, to handle critical and urgent pet care needs. We recommend calling ahead if possible to 949-261-7979 but walk-ins are always welcome in emergencies.

What payment options are available for emergency veterinary care?

We understand that pet emergencies can be unexpected. Most emergency vet clinics accept various forms of payment, including cash, credit cards, and pet insurance. Some clinics also offer financing options through third-party providers such as CareCredit. It’s a good idea to inquire about payment options when arriving at the clinic.