Urgent care

Stay calm. Start here.

If you are worried, trust that instinct. Call us now and our clinical team will help you decide what your pet needs next.

Call Kindred now

(555) 014-7387

Call the clinic

Seek urgent help for

You know them best.

+Difficulty breathing

+Collapse or loss of consciousness

+Repeated seizures

+Severe bleeding

+Suspected poisoning

+Bloated or painful abdomen

+Inability to urinate

+Major trauma or fall

+Sudden weakness or paralysis

+Labour complications

After hours

Care doesn’t stop when we close.

Outside our clinic hours, call Portland Emergency Veterinary Hospital. Their team is open around the clock and can access a summary of your Kindred records.

24-hour partner

Portland Emergency Veterinary Hospital

840 SE Madison Street
Portland, OR 97214

(555) 010-0911

While you arrange care

Keep everyone safe.

Should I give medication?+

Do not give human medication or induce vomiting unless a veterinarian specifically instructs you. Some common medicines are highly toxic to pets.

How should I transport an injured pet?+

Move slowly and protect yourself from accidental bites. Use a blanket as a stretcher for larger pets and a secure carrier for smaller animals.

What should I bring?+

Bring current medication, relevant packaging if poisoning is suspected, and your pet’s insurance details. Call ahead so the team can prepare.