Veterinary Critical Care
We understand the stress and anxiety associated with an illness or injury. We aim to partner with you to ensure your pet receives the best possible care during this traumatic time. Our facility offers advanced monitoring, imaging, and diagnostic capabilities necessary to expertly care for our critical-care patients. Our experienced veterinary team is committed to caring for your pet to ensure they recover to their fullest potential.
Pet Emergency Care
Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center provides expert pet emergency care during our normal business hours. If your pet is experiencing an emergency illness or trauma, bring your pet to us without delay. If possible, we recommend giving us a call to alert us, so we can be ready to treat your pet as quickly as possible. Our onsite lab, advanced imaging, and modern surgical suite provide rapid diagnosis of your pet’s condition, allowing our veterinary team to quickly respond to your pet’s needs.
Pet Emergency Care
Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center provides expert pet emergency care during our normal business hours. If your pet is experiencing an emergency illness or trauma, bring your pet to us without delay. If possible, we recommend giving us a call to alert us, so we can be ready to treat your pet as quickly as possible. Our onsite lab, advanced imaging, and modern surgical suite provide rapid diagnosis of your pet’s condition, allowing our veterinary team to quickly respond to your pet’s needs.
After-Hours Emergencies
The veterinary professionals of Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center understand that pet emergencies can occur at any time, day or night, weekends or holidays. In cases of veterinary emergencies after hours, it is strongly recommended to go directly to a local pet emergency center. We recommend:
After-Hours Emergencies
The veterinary professionals of Stone Ridge Veterinary Medical Center understand that pet emergencies can occur at any time, day or night, weekends or holidays. In cases of veterinary emergencies after hours, it is strongly recommended to go directly to a local pet emergency center. We recommend:
