When Every Second Counts: Daytime Emergency Services at All Pets Veterinary Medical Center

Emergencies can strike without warning — and when they do, your pet deserves swift, expert care from a team you can trust. At All Pets Veterinary Medical Center in College Station, TX, we offer daytime emergency services for dogs, cats, and exotic pets. Whether your companion has been injured, is in sudden distress, or just isn’t acting like themselves, our skilled veterinary team is here to help.
What Qualifies as a Veterinary Emergency?

Emergencies come in many forms. If you’re not sure whether your pet needs urgent care, it’s always best to err on the side of caution. Common emergencies we handle during the day include:

  • Difficulty breathing or severe coughing
  • Bleeding that doesn’t stop
  • Vomiting or diarrhea (especially with blood)
  • Seizures or collapse
  • Heatstroke or hypothermia
  • Sudden weakness or lameness
  • Ingestion of toxins (medications, plants, chemicals, etc.)
  • Difficulty giving birth (dystocia)
  • Eye injuries or severe swelling
  • Foreign object ingestion

We also regularly see exotic pets for emergencies, including birds, reptiles, rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, and more — a service not commonly offered in our area.

Why Choose All Pets for Emergency Care?

🏥 Experienced Team: Our veterinarians and support staff are trained to act fast and efficiently in high-stress situations.

🐾 Comprehensive Diagnostics: With in-house bloodwork, digital radiography, and ultrasound, we can diagnose and begin treatment immediately.

⏰ Same-Day Walk-In Availability: While we encourage you to call ahead, we accept emergency walk-ins during business hours.

🦜 Exotic Animal Expertise: From parrots to pythons, we offer emergency care for species that many other clinics cannot accommodate.

What to Do in a Pet Emergency

  • Stay calm and contact our clinic immediately at (979) 696-4411.
  • Let us know what’s happening so we can prepare for your arrival.
  • If safe to do so, transport your pet to our hospital as quickly as possible.

If your emergency occurs outside our business hours, we’ll help you find an appropriate referral hospital to ensure your pet receives care without delay.
We’re Here When Your Pet Needs Us Most

Emergencies are stressful, but you don’t have to face them alone. The All Pets Veterinary Medical Center team is here to provide compassionate, lifesaving care when it matters most. We’re proud to serve the pets of College Station and the surrounding communities with emergency veterinary care that’s both expert and accessible.

Call us at (979) 696-4411 or come by during business hours if your pet is in distress.

All Pets Veterinary Medical Center Offers Insight On Protecting Yourself and Your Pet from Parasites

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Many don’t know that some parasites can actually be transferred from pets to people. Parasites are organisms that live in or on our pets and include external parasites such as fleas, ticks and internal parasites like worms and protozoa. Roundworms and hookworms are also common parasites in pets that can affect people as well. All Pets Veterinary Medical Center offers tips on protecting yourself and your pets from these harmful parasites.

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Is a Bunny a Good Addition to Your Family?


Are you considering welcoming a bunny into your family? If so, this is not a decision that should be made lightly. Before making this addition to your family, consider the following information and how this decision will affect the life of a rabbit or two and every member in your household.

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Why We Recommend Nationwide Pet Insurance

petinsuranceHere at All Pets Veterinary Medical Center, we recommend Nationwide Insurance to all of our clients. Nationwide is recommended most because of the many benefits it provides. This insurance provider is most often chosen by pet owners because of its flexibility, risk-free, stability and trustworthy benefits.

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Why Does My Dog Only Squat to Pee?

1436019951k0rrcIn both male and female dogs squatting and leg lifting are acceptable behaviors. Some males may squat to relieve themselves, while some females may choose to lift a leg. But many may be wondering—why?

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Planning a Trip with Pets Who Get Car Sick

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Having a dog who gets car sick when traveling can definitely present its challenges, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t all enjoy the holiday vacation together! Here are a few helpful tips for traveling with a pet who gets car sick.

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Environmental Enrichment for Birds

Although owning a pet bird may seem like an easy and fun endeavor, there are many challenges associated with maintaining happy and healthy birds. Some pet birds are caged most of their lives and get rather lonely without the stimulating contact between people or with their instincts. Adding this sort of stimulation to your birds life can improve his or her overall happiness, and being in a cage all the time won’t seem so bad. Significant aspects of natural behavior are denied to varying degrees for birds kept as companion animals. Examples of these include flocking, social interaction with other birds, foraging on a variety of foods, and flight. Birds are social, loud and messy. When kept in captivity they deserve the owners’ tolerance to exhibit these normal behaviors.

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The Chemistry Panel in Dogs and Cats

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Have you ever wondered what the normal values for the blood chemistry elements for dogs and cats are? Well, “normal” is actually quite relative. Every veterinary diagnostic lab and “in clinic” laboratory equipment will have its own set of calibrated values that are considered “normal”. So as to be expected, the “normal values” will vary.

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Treating Arthritis In Dogs

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