What types of emergency services does Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital offer?

The hospital provides urgent emergency care, digital X-ray, blood and lab work, ECG/EKG, ultrasound, oxygen therapy, and surgery. They also handle trauma care, blood transfusions, snake or animal attacks, and allergic reactions, among other critical services.

What are the operating hours for Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital?

Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital is open Monday through Friday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the hospital operates 24 hours a day to provide continuous emergency care.

How does Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital work with a pet's primary care veterinarian?

The hospital works hand-in-hand with referring doctors. Their goal is to ensure seamless transitions and provide ongoing updates to both the pet owner and their primary care veterinarian, strengthening the partnership in the pet's care.

What payment options are available at Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital?

The clinic offers Cherry Payment Plans, which allow pet owners to pay over time. These plans feature no hard credit checks and may include 0% APR options to help manage costs.

What should a pet owner do if they suspect their pet is having an emergency?

Pet owners should first stay calm, safely contain their pet, and call the hospital immediately. If possible, have someone else drive while focusing on the pet. For severe trauma, breathing trouble, or unresponsiveness, bring the pet in right away.

Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital

Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital is an emergency & critical care practice in Fountain Valley, CA. Procedures include Blood and Lab Work, Surgery, Vehicle Collisions, and Oxygen Therapy.

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About

Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital provides urgent and critical care services for pets. The clinic offers a range of emergency services including digital X-ray, blood and lab work, ECG/EKG, ultrasound, oxygen therapy, and surgery. They are equipped to handle trauma care, blood transfusions, snake or animal attacks, and allergic reactions, utilizing advanced critical care expertise and techniques.

The hospital operates during after-hours on weekdays from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM and is open 24 hours on weekends and holidays, ensuring care during crises. They work in collaboration with referring primary care veterinarians to facilitate seamless transitions and provide ongoing updates to pet owners and their regular vets.

Surgical team

Dr. You

Dr. You listens, explains well, and is understanding.

Procedures

Blood and Lab Work
Surgery
Vehicle Collisions
Oxygen Therapy
Allergic Reactions
Blood Transfusions
Urgent Emergency Care
Trauma Care
Snake or Animal Attacks

Equipment

Digital X-Ray
Ultrasound
ECG/EKG

Photos

Photos via Google · Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital, Misty M, Jessica Rodriguez, Sharon K

Frequently asked questions

What types of emergency services does Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital offer?: The hospital provides urgent emergency care, digital X-ray, blood and lab work, ECG/EKG, ultrasound, oxygen therapy, and surgery. They also handle trauma care, blood transfusions, snake or animal attacks, and allergic reactions, among other critical services.
What are the operating hours for Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital?: Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital is open Monday through Friday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM. On Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, the hospital operates 24 hours a day to provide continuous emergency care.
How does Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital work with a pet's primary care veterinarian?: The hospital works hand-in-hand with referring doctors. Their goal is to ensure seamless transitions and provide ongoing updates to both the pet owner and their primary care veterinarian, strengthening the partnership in the pet's care.
What payment options are available at Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital?: The clinic offers Cherry Payment Plans, which allow pet owners to pay over time. These plans feature no hard credit checks and may include 0% APR options to help manage costs.
What should a pet owner do if they suspect their pet is having an emergency?: Pet owners should first stay calm, safely contain their pet, and call the hospital immediately. If possible, have someone else drive while focusing on the pet. For severe trauma, breathing trouble, or unresponsiveness, bring the pet in right away.

Contact & hours

Address

9475 Warner Ave D
Fountain Valley

Phone

(657) 339-3008

Website

fvpetemergency.com

4.7 · 194 Google reviews

Recent reviews

4 months ago

Misty M

Honey the min pin has had a rough few weeks. Last week she was in the emergency room because she had an acute episode of pancreatitis and was in a lot of discomfort. She had already gone to her doctor earlier that day and was treated and we though possibly might be ok for the night at home, however, once the pain meds wore off she was definitely not feeling well. We took her into Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital and she was treated wonderfully. I've had previous poor experiences with other emergency rooms, but this one was different. From the moment we walked in, she had her vitals taken in a short period of time. We then waited (not long) for her to see a doctor and the doctor came in to give us an idea of what needed to be done. We left her there for further testing, fluids and pain control. We were contacted and the results were gone over the phone (I was sent links for radiology and labs) to go over it with the doctor. Plan of care was explained thoroughly and she was feeling better the next morning. I even received updates and a photo from that evening. We picked her up and were sent home with medical records and everything she needed to continue care with her regular primary vet. Everything was also send directly to her regular primary care vet. Everyone was pleasant and truly seemed to care about the circumstances. Dr You was great with her and very good at going over the results. Honey was treated like family. She left in the morning and was on the road to recovery along with her primary vet that we took her to that day. Lo and behold, the following week Honey was outside to use the restroom in the backyard and a coyote attacked her. Our black lab rescued her and I am so thankful nothing worse happened. Be careful, it's Coyote season! I knew when that happened she had a laceration to her face and it would need to be repaired, it was after hours so there we went back to Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital. We were seen relatively quickly, they had a busy night and the doctor was in surgery when we arrived, but Honey was stable so we waited until she was able to be seen. Dr. Hoogeveen saw Honey and she was great, she came to speak to us and explain what Honey would need and the best course of treatment for her. Honey had to undergo general anesthesia which we were extremely concerned about given her age and the fact that she was still recovering from a very rough bout of pancreatitis. Dr. Hoogeveen walked us through it, answered all of our questions and provided direction for her care. Honey stayed the night again, once Dr. Hoogeveen was done with the surgery she contacted us to let us know how everything went. We were able to pick up Honey in the morning and she looked well. Honey recovered well and they took good care of her. Honey is now recovering at home after a very stressful two weeks and I am grateful that we had a place to go to for her care when her regular Vet was closed. As far as cleanliness, it's' very clean. The staff are all wonderful. They have different payment options, such as Care Credit, and Cherry. I don't know if they offer others but we were able to qualify for Cherry which was a considerable relief considering it had been an expensive two weeks! Honey is now recovering at home, the only wish I have is that they would be open a bit later during the weekdays. Not every regular vet is open early for transfer. Hopefully in the future that can be an option. I wouldn't hesitate to take your pet here if you need emergent care. I appreciate that they treated Honey like family. Hopefully we won't be back anytime soon, but I still recommend them if you need to!
4 months ago

Megan Ono

The veterinarians and technicians were thorough, knowledgeable, and genuinely caring—it truly felt like they treated my dog as if he were their own. The facility was clean, organized, and efficient, and I never felt rushed or ignored. I am so grateful for the level of care we received and would absolutely recommend this emergency hospital to anyone who needs urgent care for their pet. Will definitely be my first choice in the future!
2 months ago

Marisa Gowan

No one ever expects to need an emergency vet at 2:30 in the morning, but I'm so grateful this place exists. When our sweet boy Loki started acting strange, I called in the afternoon and was immediately put at ease by the kind, professional woman on the phone, no pressure, just genuine care. We watched and waited for hours, hoping he'd come around, but my husband woke me at 2 AM still worried about his baby boy. We decided it was time to go in, and honestly, I felt safe doing so because of that phone call hours earlier. Never underestimate the power of a receptionist who truly listens, especially in healthcare. She made all the difference. From the moment we walked in, every single person we encountered was warm and attentive. The receptionist greeted us with concern in the middle of the night, the technician was calm and caring as he took Loki back, and the veterinarian, Dr. John Ashbaugh, was simply outstanding. He listened intently, stayed composed, and was refreshingly conservative, he told us exactly what he would do if it were his own dog, which gave us tremendous confidence that we weren't being upsold on unnecessary tests. Knowing that our regular vet is closed on weekends makes it stressful to see someone new, especially because our dogs can't tell us how they feel about the people handling them. But from start to finish, everything about this experience felt right. We are so grateful for this team and this clinic. We hope we never need to come back, but we are so relieved to know it's only five minutes away.

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7 months ago

Y M

Amazing staff and veterinary doctor. My frenchie injured his hind leg while playing, we rushed him to FV ER pet hospital. They were professional and welcoming from the moment of arrival to checkout. Dr You was kind and took the time to explain the exam and care procedure for our dog. Dr. You and the entire staff were thorough while explaining our dog's diagnosis and after care instructions. I can't thank them enough for their warm friendliness, professionalism and knowledge. I will be recommending everyone I know from now on. I'm very thankful with all the staff and Dr. You, they made this stressful experience much easier to overcome.
2 months ago

Colleen F

I brought my dog Maple in for an emergency foreign body removal, and I truly cannot express how grateful I am for the entire team at Fountain Valley Emergency Pet Hospital. From the moment we arrived, the staff moved quickly while still being incredibly kind and reassuring. The vets took the time to thoroughly explain what was happening, what the plan was, and what to expect before and after surgery. I never felt rushed or dismissed. Every question I had was answered with patience and compassion. Surgery is terrifying when it’s your baby on the table, but they kept me updated and treated Maple like she was their own. When she came home, she already had more pep in her step, and I know that’s because of the skill and care she received. The technicians, front desk staff, and doctors were all professional, attentive, and genuinely caring. You can feel that they love what they do. I’m so thankful we had them during such a scary moment. Maple and I are forever grateful.

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