Emergency Veterinary Hospital

Emergency Veterinary Hospital is a veterinary clinic in Springfield, Oregon, located at 1821 Pioneer Pkwy E. It treats dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Google reviews describe visits for urgent problems, with experiences ranging from appreciative comments about staff care to concerns about wait times, follow-up outcomes, and cost.

Services

•Care for dogs
•Care for cats
•Care for exotic pets
•Treatment of acute illness (review example: severe unexplained sickness with a treatment plan)
•Treatment of injuries/foreign objects (review examples: porcupine quills, fish hook)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available.

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named in the available reviews.

Reviews

Google rating is 3.5/5 from 1003 reviews. Recent comments include positive notes about kind, calm staff and support with difficult medical decisions, alongside complaints about long waits, dissatisfaction with procedure outcomes (remaining porcupine quills found after treatment), and frustration about higher bills for time-sensitive problems (one reviewer cited a $1380 visit for a fish hook injury).

Reviews for Emergency Veterinary Hospital

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 1003 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Shiloh Jackson

1 week ago

The staff was all kind, calm, and warm. They took good care of my dog and created the best experience possible in that situation.

Danna

1 week ago

Kathy Holston

2 weeks ago

Wonderful care from the entire staff. My dog was so very sick and it was a mystery but they worked with me and together came up with a treatment plan that was doable. He recovered well and I am grateful for the care they gave as well as helping me thru deciding to give him a chance at recovery or euthanizing him because of how much pain he was in. Thank you so much!

Ben Devlin

2 weeks ago

I don't normally leave google reviews, but my after treatment experience here has been so horrible i feel like i have no choice. I had a 2 am porcupine needle emergency, left my area and drove here, arrived at 6 am, had her procedure scheduled at 9 am, which was delayed until noon, then out at 4pm. While I can understand getting delayed once my dog was stabilized and under observation, what i can't understand is why they failed to remove all the quills - I am now 3 days post operation and I have removed three quills so far: one form her muzzle, one from her chin, and one from the tip of her nose. When I first noticed them emerging the night after visiting I called and was told that my only option was to make the trip again, and while they would waive the emeegency exam fee, I would be paying out of pocket for sedation, iv fluids and another round of quill removal all over again. I have no idea how many were left in her and while I'm able to remove the visible quills as they emerge i have no way of knowing how many are left that arent visible. The morning after writing this I've found a 4th quill.

Eric Fleming

3 weeks ago

I get here at 1am expectinga long wait .6 hours and $1380.00 dollars later still sitting here for a fish hook in his bottomlip.. completely ridiculous. When u paying that much . You would think the vets would hurry a lil instead of milking the clock here