Please call 210-691-0900. We are open 24/7, 365 days.
- If your pet has ingested anything abnormal, please bring the packaging in and once you have spoken with our technicians, call ASPCA Poison Control at (888) 426-4435
- Please bring all medications your pet is currently taking.
- If available, please bring a leash. Carriers are acceptable if needed for transport.
- Be careful.
When you bring your pet in for emergency care, our first step is make sure your pet is stable. If your pet is stable a veterinary technician will do an initial evaluation of your pet and then a veterinarian will complete a thorough evaluation and discuss your pet’s condition. In the event your pet is seriously injured or ill when you enter the hospital, a technician will immediately transport your pet to an area where he or she can be evaluated and care provided as necessary.
Of course, all care is approved by you before anything occurs so you always know what is happening with your family pet. Consider yourself part of our healthcare team. We will work together in deciding what is best for your special friend.
The veterinarians at I-10 Pet Emergency give an exclusive 'behind the scenes look' at specific cases and share their expertise about current pet health topics. Dr. Ariana Finkelstein and Dr. Brad Bennett welcome your comments and questions and advise all pet owners to contact their primary care veterinarians directly with any concerns about a pet's health. Please visit MySA Blogs to view our most recent additions!
10822 Fredericksberg Rd. San Antonio, TX 78249 PHONE 210-691-0900, FAX 210-737-7372