Emergency Vet Services in Medford, OR
When your dog or cat needs help fast, McAndrews Veterinary Clinic and Immediate Care provides emergency vet services in Medford during business hours, including same-day emergencies and drop-offs.
We’re a privately owned clinic focused on affordable, compassionate, immediate care for families across the Rogue Valley.
What to Expect During a Pet Emergency Visit
If your pet is sick or injured, our team will start with a quick assessment to understand what’s most urgent—breathing, bleeding, pain, or shock—then stabilize your dog or cat and build a treatment plan you can feel confident about. We’re equipped to evaluate emergencies with in-house diagnostics and imaging, so you’re not stuck waiting days for answers.
Fast Answers, Clear Next Steps
When minutes matter, the goal is simple: identify the problem, relieve discomfort, and guide you through the next steps—whether that’s treatment in-hospital or a referral when advanced specialty care is needed. Our clinic welcomes same-day urgent needs and drop-off appointments during business hours.
Same-Day
Same-day emergencies and drop-offs are welcome during business hours, so you can get help quickly when your dog or cat can’t wait.
In-House
Digital X-rays, ultrasound, and in-house labwork (CBC, chemistry, cytology, urinalysis, and fecal testing) support faster decisions for urgent cases.
Signs Your Pet Needs Emergency Care
Know the warning signs so you can act quickly and safely.
If you’re unsure whether it’s “urgent” or “emergency,” it’s always okay to call—especially for sudden symptoms, severe pain, or rapid decline. Our team will help you decide the safest next step for your dog or cat, based on what you’re seeing at home and what your pet needs right now.
Breathing
Trouble breathing, blue gums, repeated coughing, or collapse can become life-threatening quickly—call right away before transporting your pet.
Bleeding
Heavy bleeding, suspected toxin exposure, seizures, severe vomiting/diarrhea, or inability to stand are all reasons to seek emergency vet care immediately.
Emergency Vet Services FAQs
In an emergency, it helps to know what to do before you arrive. These answers cover common questions about pet emergency care in Medford and the Rogue Valley—when to come in, how drop-offs work, and what to bring for a smoother visit. If your dog or cat is in distress, call first so our team can prepare for your arrival.
Do you offer emergency vet services in Medford, OR?
Yes—McAndrews Veterinary Clinic and Immediate Care provides emergency vet services in Medford during business hours, including same-day emergencies.
If your dog or cat needs urgent attention, call us first so we can advise you on safe transport and next steps.
What situations count as a pet emergency?
Emergencies often include trouble breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, suspected poisoning, collapse, or severe pain. If your dog or cat is worsening quickly or “not acting like themselves,” it’s safer to call and have us help you triage rather than waiting.
Do you accept same-day drop-offs for emergencies?
We do. Our team welcomes same-day emergencies and drop-offs during business hours, which can be helpful if your schedule is tight or your pet needs immediate care.
Calling ahead lets us guide you on timing and what to bring.
What should I bring to an emergency visit?
Bring any current medications, recent records if available, and details about what happened (timeline, symptoms, possible toxin exposure). For dogs and cats, it also helps to bring a leash or secure carrier and a small sample of vomit/diarrhea (if safe) for possible lab testing.
What if my pet needs help after hours?
McAndrews Veterinary Clinic and Immediate Care provides emergency and drop-off care during our regular hours (Monday–Thursday, 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM).
If your pet needs help outside those hours, call us when we’re open for guidance, and seek the nearest 24/7 emergency hospital for immediate after-hours treatment.