Pet Urgent Care
Immediate Care for Sick and Injured Pets
At some point, your pet may have a health problem that is not an emergency but still requires urgent attention. That’s why MyVet offers walk-in and same-day appointments for pet urgent care during our regular business hours. You don’t need to make an appointment or get a referral from your primary veterinarian—simply bring your pet to our clinic, and we will see them as soon as possible.
Contact us today if your pet needs urgent care.
What Do I Do When My Pet Is Sick?
If your pet needs same-day care, visit MyVet today. We treat a variety of minor illnesses and conditions at MyVet, including:
- Ear infections
- Eye discomfort or infection
- Skin problems, including itching, lumps, & bumps
- Oral swelling, discharge, or pain
- Broken toenails
- Lameness (limping or signs of pain)
- Vomiting/diarrhea
- Intestinal parasites
- Urinary tract concerns
- Minor lacerations, wounds, or burns
- Stable neurologic disease
- Behavioral concerns
- Blood in their stool or urine
- Toxicity
- Allergic reactions
- Scooting or licking
- Coughing/sneezing or respiratory infection
- Lethargy and decrease in appetite
If you have a concern that is not listed in the bullet points above, we urge you to call us to see if we are the right fit for you and your pet. Some emergency surgeries can also be performed by our vets on a case-by-case basis.
MyVet does not treat critical or life-threatening emergencies. If your pet needs intensive emergency care or overnight hospitalization, we recommend that you visit one of these emergency hospitals:
VEST (Veterinary Emergency & Specialty of Tidewater)
6095 Indian River Road, Suite 200,
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
757-841-VEST (8378)
Bay Beach Emergency Hospital
2476 Nimmo Pkwy, Unit 101
Virginia Beach, VA 23456
(757) 427-3214
The Cove
6550 Hampton Roads Pkwy
Suffolk, VA 23435
(757) 935-9111
For poison-related emergencies, please contact ASPCA Poison Control first at (888) 426-4435.
What Do I Do When My Pet Is Sick?
If your pet needs same-day care, visit MyVet today. We treat a variety of minor illnesses and conditions at MyVet, including:
- Ear infections
- Eye discomfort or infection
- Skin problems, including itching, lumps, & bumps
- Oral swelling, discharge, or pain
- Broken toenails
- Lameness (limping or signs of pain)
- Vomiting/diarrhea
- Intestinal parasites
- Urinary tract concerns
- Minor lacerations, wounds, or burns
- Stable neurologic disease
- Behavioral concerns
- Blood in their stool or urine
- Toxicity
- Allergic reactions
- Scooting or licking
- Coughing/sneezing or respiratory infection
- Lethargy and decrease in appetite
If you have a concern that is not listed in the bullet points above, we urge you to call us to see if we are the right fit for you and your pet. Some emergency surgeries can also be performed by our vets on a case-by-case basis.
MyVet does not treat critical or life-threatening emergencies. If your pet needs intensive emergency care or overnight hospitalization, we recommend that you visit one of these emergency hospitals:
VEST (Veterinary Emergency & Specialty of Tidewater)
6095 Indian River Road, Suite 200,
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
757-841-VEST (8378)
Bay Beach Emergency Hospital
2476 Nimmo Pkwy, Unit 101
Virginia Beach, VA 23456
(757) 427-3214
The Cove
6550 Hampton Roads Pkwy
Suffolk, VA 23435
(757) 935-9111
For poison-related emergencies, please contact ASPCA Poison Control first at (888) 426-4435.
After-Hours Care
Please note we do not offer overnight emergency services or critical care.
However, for same-day urgent needs during our regular hours, we have the skills and resources to effectively evaluate conditions, provide symptom relief, and outline the next steps to get your pet back to their usual, healthy self.
Pet Urgent Care in Chesapeake
Has your furry friend suddenly fallen ill or been injured? MyVet offers prompt veterinary attention during our regular hours to start treating their condition immediately. Call us as soon as you notice concerning symptoms—we’ll evaluate your pet on the same day and create a plan for their recovery. The sooner we can see your companion, the quicker we can provide relief and get them on the road to feeling better.
Sick Pet FAQs
Does MyVet see pets for emergency care?
MyVet does not treat pets for medical emergencies or critical care. Pets experiencing life-threatening emergencies will be referred to an emergency veterinary hospital for advanced care. We see pets in Chesapeake that are sick or have non-critical injuries during our business hours.
What should I do if my pet swallowed something toxic?
Should I bring my pet to the vet if they’re acting strange?
Yes. Changes in your pet’s behavior can sometimes indicate an underlying medical issue. Behaviors such as lethargy, hiding, reduced appetite, or restlessness mean your pet should be evaluated by a veterinarian. Please contact us if you are concerned about your pet.
MyVet provides veterinary urgent care during regular business hours in Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Moyock, and Grassfield for sick or injured pets needing prompt attention. Walk-ins are welcome.