9802 Herriot Ln, Peoria, IL 61615

Urgent Care When Your Pet Needs It Most
When your pet suddenly becomes sick or injured, waiting for the next available appointment is not always an option. At Meadowbrook Veterinary Clinic in North Peoria, our team offers urgent care for pets facing unexpected health concerns, with same day appointments available to get your pet seen quickly.
Urgent care bridges the gap between routine wellness visits and true emergencies. Whether your pet is limping, vomiting, showing signs of pain, or simply not acting like themselves, our North Peoria veterinarians are equipped to evaluate what's going on and start treatment right away.
If your pet needs urgent attention, please call our North Peoria clinic before coming in. A quick phone call allows our team to understand your pet's situation, advise you on next steps, and do our best to accommodate you as soon as possible.
When to Seek Urgent Care for Your Pet
- Sudden lameness or limping
- Vomiting or diarrhea that persists for more than a day
- Loss of appetite or refusal to eat
- Unusual lethargy or a sudden drop in energy
- Minor wounds, cuts or limping after an injury
- Signs of pain, such as whining, restlessness or reluctance to move
- Skin irritation, hot spots or sudden allergic reactions
- Eye redness, discharge or squinting
- Ear infections with scratching, odor or discharge
- Mild coughing, sneezing or nasal discharge
- Urinary changes, such as straining or accidents in the house
Please Call Before You Come In
- We can ask about your pet's symptoms and get a sense of how urgent the situation is
- We can offer guidance on what to do before you arrive, if anything
- We can prepare our team and treatment space for your pet's specific needs
- We can let you know realistic wait times or suggest the best time to come in
What to Expect During an Urgent Care Visit
- Perform a thorough physical examination to assess your pet's condition
- Ask about your pet's symptoms, when they started and any recent changes in behavior, diet or environment
- Recommend diagnostic testing, such as bloodwork, X-rays or ultrasound, if needed to identify the cause
- Provide treatment on site whenever possible, including medication, fluid therapy or wound care
- Discuss next steps with you clearly, including any follow up care or referral to a specialist if necessary