Offering Urgent & Emergency Pet Exams for Pets in Greenwood Village, CO
Whether you’re an experienced pet parent or new to pet ownership, having access to reliable urgent care for your pet is essential. At State of the Heart Veterinary Care in Greenwood Village, CO, we provide high-quality urgent care, including same-day appointments, to ensure your pet receives timely attention. Our compassionate team is here to offer expert care, whether you need a second opinion or immediate assistance. Contact us today to learn more about how we can support your pet’s health.
At State of the Heart Veterinary Care, we handle non-life-threatening conditions that require prompt care but don’t warrant a full emergency vet visit. Our facility is fully equipped to stabilize pets with critical conditions before transferring them to a specialized emergency hospital if necessary. If you’re facing an emergency, please call us before heading to our office so we can prepare to assist your pet.
Urgent Care |
Emergency Care |
|---|---|
 Vomiting and/or diarrhea |
 Collapse or loss of consciousness |
| Lacerations and other surface wounds |
Paralysis |
| Eye redness/irritation |
Seizures |
| Lameness |
Choking, cannot breathe |
| Poison/ Toxin ingestion (dependent on the type of poison/toxin as well as the timing of ingestion) |
Excessive bleeding |
| Allergic reactions |
Complex fractures involving exposed bone or multiple bone fragments |
| Ear infections |
Foreign Body or Poison/ Toxin ingestion |
| Urinary tract infections |
Heatstroke |
| Respiratory infections |
Serious Trauma or accident (e.g., hit by a car) |
| Skin allergies and infections |
Stopped breathing |
| Coughing and sneezing |
Cardiac arrest |
| Dehydration |
Distressed pet in labor |
| Fever |
Amputation |
| Not drinking or eating |
Pneumonia requiring supplemental oxygen therapy |
| Upper respiratory infections |
Kidney failure |
| Abscesses |
Overnight hospitalization |
| Back pain |
Major wounds and lacerations |
| Mild lameness or limping |
Uncontrollable bleeding |
| Pneumonia not requiring supplemental oxygen therapy |
Multiple seizures |
| Gastrointestinal foreign body |
Gastrointestinal foreign body |
Urgent Care |
|---|
| Vomiting and/or diarrhea |
| Lacerations and other surface wounds |
| Eye redness/irritation |
| Lameness |
| Poison/ Toxin ingestion (dependent on the type of poison/toxin as well as the timing of ingestion) |
| Allergic reactions |
| Ear infections |
| Urinary tract infections |
| Respiratory infections |
| Skin allergies and infections |
| Coughing and sneezing |
| Dehydration |
| Fever |
| Not drinking or eating |
| Upper respiratory infections |
| Abscesses |
| Back pain |
| Mild lameness or limping |
| Pneumonia not requiring supplemental oxygen therapy |
| Gastrointestinal foreign body |
Emergency Care |
|---|
| Collapse or loss of consciousness |
| Paralysis |
| Seizures |
| Choking, cannot breathe |
| Excessive bleeding |
| Complex fractures involving exposed bone or multiple bone fragments |
| Foreign Body or Poison/ Toxin ingestion |
| Heatstroke |
| Serious Trauma or accident (e.g., hit by a car) |
| Stopped breathing |
| Cardiac arrest |
| Distressed pet in labor |
| Amputation |
| Pneumonia requiring supplemental oxygen therapy |
| Kidney failure |
| Overnight hospitalization |
| Major wounds and lacerations |
| Uncontrollable bleeding |
| Multiple seizures |
| Gastrointestinal foreign body |
Commons conditions treated at Pet Urgent Care
Allergic Reactions
Ear Infections
Urinary Tract Infections
Respiratory Infections
Skin Allergies & Infections
Vomiting and/or Diarrhea
Lacerations & Other Surface Wounds
Eye Redness/Irritation
Lameness
Acute Poisoning
Higher Level
of Care
