Pet Emergency Treatment

Pet Emergency Treatment is a veterinary clinic in Anchorage, Alaska, located at 2320 E Dowling Rd. The clinic treats dogs, cats, and exotics. Recent reviews describe urgent, same-day care for issues such as allergic reactions and breathing emergencies, including intensive stabilization and monitoring.

Services

•Veterinary care for dogs, cats, and exotics
•Urgent evaluation and treatment for acute illness (examples mentioned include allergic reactions and labored breathing)
•CPR/resuscitation in emergency situations (as described by a reviewer)
•Oxygen support for respiratory distress (as described by a reviewer)
•Short-term hospitalization/extended monitoring (described as a “stay” by a reviewer)
•Discussing care options and providing quotes after assessment (as described by a reviewer)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available; recent reviewers described pricing as fair and mentioned a military discount.

People

No veterinarians or staff members are named in the recent reviews or other public-facing details here.

Reviews

Pet Emergency Treatment has a 4.3/5 rating on Google from 1,393 reviews. Recent written feedback highlights quick intake during emergencies, patient and gentle handling of pets, clear communication about care options and costs after assessment, and successful stabilization in a critical breathing event that included CPR, oxygen support, and a short hospital stay.

Reviews for Pet Emergency Treatment

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 1393 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

Arturo Ibarra

1 month ago

They saved my frenchie, she was having a allergic reaction and they took her in and took care of her immediately. It was a fair price for the treatment. Very greatful!

Imani Zaidi

Very patient with us. Super super nice. Loving and gentle with my pet. Was able to get a quote for different care options after assessed when asked. Had military discount. Staff was overall fantastic.

Angie Peterkin

Anna Gallagher

When I got home from work my dog had labored breathing. Knowing this was not normal, I scooped her up and ran straight to pet emergency. Not five minutes later her heart stopped. I was asked about CPR and I said whatever it takes. The were able to revive her! I was so happy and relieved. She had a your day stay and was on oxygen most of the time. My pup beat the odds and is now home and happy to be with her sisters. She is on medication she will have to take for the rest of her life, but that’s a small price to pay to have her back with us.

Alannah Hurley

I’m in rural Alaska and have sent my pets in as well as brought them in to Pet ER in person. Always been a good experience and I recommend without hesitation!