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Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic provides emergency veterinarian services to the south-central Kentucky area.
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Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic
760 Campbell Ln, Bowling Green, KY
42104, United States
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70 reviews
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- MEMatthew Embry2 days ago5.0We came home to Harvey having a swelled bottom and in clear pain. Late Saturday, and no way our vet was still at his office. We ran to Emergency Vet and they immediately took care of our baby!!! Thank you so much to Dr. Mara, Holly and Brylee, we are so so thankful to you all.
- HHHolly Hatfield3 days ago1.0Do not go to this place unless if you absolutely have to. We got there around 7:15 PM and didn’t walk out until 11 something at night. If they make you wait that long, they might as well add some COMFORT to the rooms and to the lobby. My sister literally fell asleep on the floor because the wait was too long and the floor was the most comfortable place. The price was crazy, especially when they could’ve went to their vet and got it a lot cheaper but of course their vet wasn’t open at the time and it was an emergency. We also didn’t know how long the cat had to live because of his condition so we didn't want to wait.
- TCTessa Crider6 days ago5.0I had to rush my cat, Sammy, here because I was worried he had a blockage. The vet took me in promptly and was attentive and kind. Luckily there was no blockage and only an UTI. Dr. Todd was who attended Sammy and he answered any questions I may have had. Sammy was given an antibiotic for the UTI and we were sent home with wet cat food. It has been 2 days since and I can already see improvements in Sammy's behavior. Big thanks to the staff for helping Sammy, and shout out to the receptionist! Kenzie has excellent people skills and helped me feel calm upon arrival. Thank you so much!
- LNLiz NealJan 2, 20261.0No furbaby and owner deserves the treatment my friend and her dog received from this place. 2nd friend who has gone through the worst day in their life. She died in her arms with no compassion just 450.00 before she left and the option to take her or cremation for another 500.00. after 950.00 total she was devastated to know a facility could be so cold.
- DTDiane TothDec 28, 20255.0Just wanted to give a big thank you to this vet clinic. I took my fear reactive dog( hates vets) in there last night and they was absolutely amazing with him Immediately upon entering the room with him they both sat down in the floor and just gave him time to process his surroundings. By the time we left he was giving them kisses. And as for me they explained things in ways I could understand. I really appreciate the time they took with both of us ! So again thank you to everyone but a big thank you to Taylor (LVT) and Dr Mara Bynum!!
Frequently Asked Questions About Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Do I need to make an appointment or call ahead for emergency veterinary services?
No, appointments are not needed. Walk-ins are always welcome at our emergency pet care clinic. You can always call our team with questions about your pet’s care, but you do not need to call ahead to be seen at our clinic.
What are your hours of operation?
We provide after-hours and overnight emergency care, and we’re open seven nights a week to serve you and your pet. Check our website for exact hours. We are proud to be open and available for your pet’s emergencies when most veterinarians are closed.
Where are you located?
We’re conveniently located in Buckhead Square, next to Sheldon’s Pharmacy in Bowling Green, KY. The center is right across from Kroger on Campbell Lane. There is plenty of convenient, free parking in front of our clinic.
What kinds of pets do you treat?
We treat dogs, cats, and other household pets. We also see certain exotic pets. For exotic animals, please call ahead to confirm availability.
What diagnostic tools do you have on-site?
Our brand-new, state-of-the-art facility includes in-house X-rays, ultrasounds, and a full laboratory to deliver fast and accurate results.
Can you perform surgeries in emergencies?
Yes, we have a full surgery center on-site, staffed with experienced ER-trained veterinarians and a board-certified surgeon.
Do you offer overnight hospitalization?
Yes, we provide in-patient hospitalizations for pets who require monitoring, oxygen therapy, IV fluids, or other critical care treatments.
What financing options are available?
We accept Scratch Pay, Care Credit, and All Pet Card to help make your pet's care as affordable as possible. For more information or if you're looking for an emergency animal hospital in Bowling Green, KY, call us today.
What sets your emergency veterinary clinic apart?
We are a locally owned and veterinarian-operated clinic with a brand-new facility, ER-trained veterinarians, and a commitment to compassionate, high-quality care.
What should I bring to the clinic during an emergency?
If you have time, please bring your pet’s medical records if available, a list of any medications your pet is taking, and details about what led to the emergency (e.g., symptoms, timeline, or potential toxin exposure). However, you can bring your pet without any of these items.
Do I need to make an appointment for emergency veterinary services at Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic?
No appointment is needed. Walk-ins are always welcome for emergency pet care. You may call with questions but calling ahead is not required for emergency visits.
What are the hours of operation for emergency veterinary care?
The clinic provides after-hours and overnight emergency care. They are open seven nights a week: Monday to Friday from 6 PM to 7 AM, and open 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday.
Where is Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic located and is parking available?
The clinic is located at 760 Campbell Ln, Suite 100, Bowling Green, KY 42104, next to Sheldon’s Pharmacy and across from Kroger on Campbell Lane. There is plenty of convenient, free onsite parking available.
What types of pets are treated at the clinic?
Dogs, cats, and other household pets are treated. The clinic also sees certain exotic pets, but you should call ahead to confirm if your exotic pet can be treated.
What diagnostic and surgical services does the clinic offer?
The clinic has in-house X-rays, ultrasounds, a full laboratory for fast results, and a full surgery center staffed with ER-trained veterinarians and a board-certified surgeon for emergency surgeries.
Is overnight hospitalization available for pets?
Yes, pets requiring monitoring, oxygen therapy, IV fluids, or other critical care can stay overnight in the clinic’s inpatient hospital.
What payment and financing options are available at the clinic?
The clinic accepts payment via American Express, Cash, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, and offers financing options such as Scratch Pay, Care Credit, and All Pet Card to help with affordability.
Are there accessible facilities and accommodations for diverse customers at the clinic?
Yes, the clinic has wheelchair accessible entrance, seating, and restrooms (including unisex and wheelchair accessible restrooms). It is also a welcoming transgender safe space and is owned by women.
How can nearby places like Kroger or Sheldon’s Pharmacy be useful when visiting the clinic?
Since the clinic is directly across from Kroger and next to Sheldon’s Pharmacy, visitors can easily do their grocery shopping or pick up prescriptions before or after their emergency pet visit, making it convenient to manage multiple errands in one trip.
What other local services are near the clinic that customers might need?
Nearby services include Great Clips for haircuts, The UPS Store for shipping or printing needs, and Orangetheory Fitness if you want to get some exercise while your pet is being treated. These options make it convenient to combine your visit with other errands or activities.