Veterinary Urgent Care Center - Worcester

Frequently asked questions

What types of conditions does Veterinary Urgent Care Center of Worcester treat?

The center treats non-emergent illnesses and injuries such as minor lacerations, wounds, burns, skin or nail problems, asthma, allergic reactions, limping, ear infections, eye problems, urinary tract infections, coughing, sneezing, mild to moderate vomiting or diarrhea, and tick diseases. They also address intestinal parasites, lumps, bumps, mouth pain, bad breath, and fleas.

Does Veterinary Urgent Care Center of Worcester offer walk-in services?

Yes, Veterinary Urgent Care Center of Worcester offers walk-in services seven days a week. This is provided as a drop-off service, where pets are taken to an exam area by a technician after check-in. The veterinarian will then call the owner with care options and plans.

What services are not available at Veterinary Urgent Care Center of Worcester?

The clinic does not provide overnight stays, hospitalization, or advanced surgical care. If a serious condition is diagnosed, the team will discuss options, including the potential need for an immediate transfer to a 24-hour emergency hospital.

Can pets without a primary care veterinarian receive services at this clinic?

Yes, Veterinary Urgent Care Center provides wellness vet care for pets who do not have a primary care veterinarian. This allows pets to receive necessary care, such as last-minute kennel cough vaccines, even without an established primary vet relationship.

How does Veterinary Urgent Care Center of Worcester manage pet medical records?

The clinic operates as a 100% paperless practice. All pet medical records are accessible online through a client-accessible pet portal and are updated in real time. Communication with clients is handled via email and text message based on client preference.