Does VCA Aurora Animal Hospital provide emergency veterinary services?

Yes, VCA Aurora Animal Hospital provides 24-hour emergency veterinary care, available 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Emergency veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants are on staff around the clock to assist pets in need.

What kind of primary care services does VCA Aurora Animal Hospital offer?

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital serves as the first point of contact for a pet's everyday needs. Primary care services range from routine check-ups to addressing common issues like tummy aches, with care teams focused on building relationships with pets and their owners.

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital is a general practice practice in Aurora, IL. Procedures include Everyday Care, Specialty Care, Emergency Care, and Emergency Care Exams.

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About

VCA Aurora Animal Hospital provides comprehensive veterinary services, including primary care, specialty care, and 24-hour emergency care. The specialty care department features advanced care teams composed of oncologists, surgeons, and other specialized veterinary professionals. The hospital also offers everyday primary care services, ranging from routine check-ups to addressing common pet ailments.

The hospital ensures continuous support with 24/7 emergency veterinary care, staffed by emergency veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants around the clock. This facility serves all clients requiring primary, specialty, or emergency services for their pets.

Procedures

Everyday Care
Specialty Care
Emergency Care
Emergency Care Exams
Consultations
Primary Care
check-ups

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Frequently asked questions

What types of specialty veterinary services are available at VCA Aurora Animal Hospital?: VCA Aurora Animal Hospital offers specialty care provided by advanced care teams. These teams include oncologists, surgeons, and other specialized veterinary professionals who are leaders in their fields, developing best practices in veterinary medicine.
Does VCA Aurora Animal Hospital provide emergency veterinary services?: Yes, VCA Aurora Animal Hospital provides 24-hour emergency veterinary care, available 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Emergency veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants are on staff around the clock to assist pets in need.
What kind of primary care services does VCA Aurora Animal Hospital offer?: VCA Aurora Animal Hospital serves as the first point of contact for a pet's everyday needs. Primary care services range from routine check-ups to addressing common issues like tummy aches, with care teams focused on building relationships with pets and their owners.
Who staffs the emergency department at VCA Aurora Animal Hospital?: The emergency department at VCA Aurora Animal Hospital is staffed 24 hours a day by emergency veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants. These highly trained teams are available for pets requiring urgent care at any time.

Contact & hours

Address

2600 W Galena Blvd
Aurora

Phone

(630) 301-6100

Website

vcahospitals.com/aurora

3.4 · 658 Google reviews

Recent reviews

3 months ago

Nikki Jacobson

We brought our dog Jax in July of 2022. He was diagnosed by them with stage 4 Lymphoma. They said he only has a few weeks, or we could do chemo. We went spent $10,000 on Chemo, and were told Jax would still only have 9 months to live even with the Chemo. Of course we wanted all of the time that we could get with him, so we went with their diagnosis. After $10,000, we couldn't afford it anymore, so we opted to stop. They made us feel guilty. Let me tell you, I went on-line and researched and researched to keep this boy alive. I found a regiment ON MY OWN! All natural, and guess what...it is 2026, and he is still with us. He was diagnosed at 6, and he will be turning 10 in April. If anyone is going what we went through, I am happy to share the healthy treatment that we have Jaxie on.
7 months ago

Plante Roxanne

I’ve been to several different vets, I have a 4,8 pounds puppy, nobody wanted to treat him or do blood test because he was too small beside VCA! This is the best service I ever had and they save my dog. Since 6 month we are followed by the neurologist dr. mercier and she has been a really good support. They are always ready to answer my questions and take time with me on the phone when my kobe have a seizure. I rarely take time to leave reviews but if your dog need assistance I highly recommend going to see them. i would trust them with my own life!
7 months ago

Villa’s

Wow this place is a disaster. You guys should listen to the reviews and save yourself my going to the 24hr pet hospital in oakbrook instead. This was a horrible experience, not professional at all, and they want a signature for every little thing when the don’t even obey to it. Worse of all they get your signature for everything then take your dog back BY THEMSELVES to do the “exam” and “vitals”. I DID NOT consent for them to place an IV catheter and was told by the DOCTOR HERSELF they did not do it. I had asked because when given back to me her paw was wet and smelled like alcohol BUT not until today did I notice they in fact shaved the back of her paw. what else could they possible need to shave the back of her paw for and wipe with alcohol??? So I gave them a call today and the front desk person even told me they do that to place an IV catheter which they get consent for little did she know I DID NOT consent to it. They can check the paperwork but I know I went in there for an emergency because my dog had a seizure and did not need blood work done because she goes for her yearly check ups and the blood work would not state anything about her brain. There was so much more than went wrong and reasons why this is a pet hospital you should avoid but this review is long enough already. DO NOT GO TO THIS PET HOSPITAL!!! IT IS SHADY, HAVE NO GOOD INTENTIONS, AND JUST WANT YOUR MONEY!! READ REVIEWS AND INFORM YOURSELF ON OTHERS EXPERIENCES!!!

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3 months ago

Gigi88

I couldn’t agree more with all the negative reviews . This place use to be great. It has gone down hill. Is all about the money. Discussing needless to say. I truly believe you are better off not taking your dog here. The bill will drill a hole on your wallet so big that you will be paying years for it. I chose to leave and it was the best decision I made. My dog is well and happy. Get ready to pay for tests because they are so incompetent they need to do every test there is to figure out what is going on. And still they can’t. I went in knowing what my dog had and they still wanted to run all these non sense tests with no guarantee that they will figure out the issue. The thing was I knew the issue. Only place in the world you get pay well for being incompetent. They will take advantage of you because they know how much you love your pet and that you are vulnerable. All I have to say is run faster than the speed of light. The specialists are still good but the regular ER vet seems to google for responses. You can do that yourself. No joke. And they are nice with you if you pay their absurd estimates but if you question it you are a fly on the wall. I kid you not. Run run run. Plenty of vets around.
2 months ago

Nicole Martin

We had a litter of puppies and had lost one and had another in distress. We went to VCA and the vet ended up putting down our puppy calling out aspiration and chest issues and that it was our best option. When we got home two others were also sick so we decided to try emergency vet care in Madison WI. We had a completely different experience, prompt care with IV support and fluids, chest x-rays and blood work and our puppies were saved with antibiotics and care. Do not bring your small breed dogs here they do not understand the breed and would rather jump to conclusions that just because they have a flat face they must be deformed for otherwise. There was never mention of antibiotics to heal or could there be an infection of some kind and the vet knew we had lost one already and had a litter still at home.

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