Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center

It's frightening when you're faced with an emergency and your pet needs immediate medical care. That's why we offer extended hours and convenient times for your pets' urgent care needs. We're open when most veterinary offices are closed --offering life-saving services weekdays until midnight and 8:00 pm on weekends.

As members of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society, our doctors and staff are trained and equipped for most emergencies while offering 24-hour patient care. Oftentimes, when pets are brought in for an emergency, their physical condition can change with every minute or every hour. With our 3 intensive care units (ICU) our team of doctors can closely monitor each patient's progress -- while providing much-needed TLC along the way.

We understand the importance of the animal-human bond, and our goal is to make this stressful time as easy for you as possible -- allowing you to play a key role in the medical care of your pet. Our veterinarians will work with you to find the best treatment plan available -- keeping you informed every-step-of-the-way. We encourage you to ask questions an d talk with your doctor about visiting your pet if hospitalized.

24-hour patient care
24-hour pain management
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Cardiac Resuscitation (CPR)
Emergency Blood Transfusions
Intravenous Fluid Therapy
Neonatal Incubators
Oxygen Therapy
Trauma / Emergency Surgery
Toxicity/Poison Treatment
Ventilator Therapy
X-rays and Ultrasound


What is an Emergency or Urgent Care Need?
If your pet is exhibiting any of the following symptoms, your pet should be evaluated by one of our veterinarians. Symptoms described over the phone cannot always be interpreted correctly.
Bites or burns Bleeding Difficulty breathing Eye trauma Hit by car/trauma Inability to urinate Serious cuts or broken limb Seizures or unconsciousness Unusual or erratic behavior Un-progressed labor Vomiting caused by the ingestion of a foreign object Weakness in limbs / Inability to walk