Happy's Vet does not provide emergency and urgent veterinary care. 

 

If you are a client of Happy's Vet's mobile practice in North St. Johns County and your pet is experiencing an emergency, please call one of the numbers below. 

 

Emergencies are best handled in an emergency setting.  These hospitals are set up to triage and treat cases urgently with trained staff, supplies, and equipment that general practices often do not have.   Don't waste valuable time trying to reach your primary veterinarian, go directly to an emergency facility, and when you can, call your vet for your records to be shared with the emergency hospital.

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Urgent Vet. (904) 640-9300.      With hours from 3pm-11pm on weekdays and 8am-10pm on weekends, Urgent Vet is equipped to handle urgent problems and minor emergencies.  You can conveniently reserve a spot online.  Their services do not include surgical emergencies or anything that requires hospitalization.  For severe injuries or illnesses, Urgent Vet can help stabilize your pet for transfer to a full-service emergency hospital.  Urgent Vet does not carry antivenin for snakebites because this treatment requires hospitalization.

 

Capital Vet Specialsts (904) 647-7481.   CVS is open 24 hours a day for emergencies.  They also have specialists such as surgery, and internal medicine.  

 

St. Augustine Regional Veterinary Emergency Center. (SARVEC).

(904) 797-5770       SARVEC is an emergency hospital that is open on nights, holidays and weekends.  They are open each weeknight at 6 pm and also open on Thursdays and Fridays from 2 pm and 24 hours on weekends and holidays.   SARVEC provides excellent emergency care but there is not a referral/ specialty hospital.

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