Emergency Vet Caloundra
We provide emergency vet care in our clinic during open hours with our drop and leave service. Even if we’re booked for the day, you can still bring your pet to the clinic without an appointment. One of our experienced vets will provide care as soon as possible.
Mon – Fri: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Sun: CLOSED
Emergency Care for Cats & Dogs
Our veterinary clinic provides modern, professional and affordable health care for your pets. We aim to make your pet feel at ease in our clinic with a caring and gentle approach to treatment and consultations.
What to Expect in an Emergency
Upon arrival, your pet will be assessed by one of our veterinarians. We will aim to provide an estimate of the costs involved with your case, however, please be aware that with emergency procedures costs can vary depending on what services and treatments are required.
Our veterinarians will keep you updated regularly during the course of your pet’s stay. In some cases we may need to refer to a veterinary specialist centre or 24-hour emergency facility.
After Hours Emergency Care
At Tanawha Animal Emergency Service
If you have a pet emergency when our clinic is closed, please call Animal Emergency Service Tanawha. They’re open 24/7 and are a fully equipped clinic to attend to your pets needs.
No appointment is necessary.
Address: 431 Tanawha Tourist Dr,
Tanawha QLD 4556
Common Pet Emergencies
We hope your pet never needs us for an emergency. If they do, common emergencies we see relate to:
Car Accidents
Heat Stroke
Poisoning
Acute Injuries
Open Hours
After Hours
Calm Visits With Our Fear Free Approach
At our veterinary clinic, you’ll be fully supported with sound advice for your cat or dog.
As part of our service, we help you understand the health care and treatment options available to your pet, even those that can be implemented before or after your visit to calm your pet. Ask our team about this today!
With good advice and professional recommendations, you’ll be well equipped to make the best health care decisions for your pet.
What to Expect from Our Clinic
Prompt Service
We have a range of methods and practices that we can use to ensure your pet has an anxiety free visit to our clinic. Enquire about these with our team.
Fear Free Approach
We have a range of methods and practices that we can use to ensure your pet has an anxiety free visit to our clinic. Enquire about these with our team.
Caring Staff
We have a range of methods and practices that we can use to ensure your pet has an anxiety free visit to our clinic. Enquire about these with our team.
Common Questions About Emergency Vet Services
Everything you need to know about our service. Can’t find an answer? Contact our team.
Can you call an emergency vet for advice?
Does an emergency vet cost more?
Yes, emergency vet services typically cost more due to the urgent nature of care, extended hours, and specialised equipment and staff required for emergencies.
What if I can't afford emergency vet services?
If you’re unable to afford emergency vet care, consider:
- Asking the clinic about payment plans, such as VetPay & ZipPay.
- Applying for a pet-focused credit card or financing service. Always discuss the situation with your vet—they may offer alternative treatment options.
When do I take my dog to emergency vets for vomiting?
- Vomiting is frequent or persistent, it contains blood or resembles coffee grounds.
- Your dog is lethargic, has a fever, or refuses to eat or drink.
- There are signs of bloating, abdominal pain, or difficulty breathing.
- Your dog has ingested a toxic substance or a foreign object.
