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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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- MMMichele Moore5 days ago5.0Our little dog started shaking and panting late on a Saturday night (around 1am). We didn’t know what to do, so we googled emergency vets near me (Owensboro). We called the emergency number we found, but they told us nothing was available and our options were Louisville or Bowling Green. We called Bowling Green Emergency Vet Clinic and left right away. They were very nice and helpful. Got x-rays and blood work done and found out that our little guy had apparently hurt his back jumping off our bed. We were relieved that nothing was broken or seriously wrong otherwise. They sent us home with enough pain meds for a week and had us keep him kenneled at night and when we weren’t home to keep him from jumping around. It was a long night for us, but we were very grateful to have this place to go to!
- MBMckayla BeckNov 13, 20251.0Brought our 3 month old kitten here for possible antifreeze ingestion. We had another cat pass away about 4 months before and we didn't want to risk losing another kitty . We bring her here thinking this is a major emergency, we had to wait in line after calling for about 10 minutes behind a very healthy puppy until finally we spoke up and told them we had their 450$ for an emergency visit and she took our money, made sure it went through, and then had someone come grab our kitten . I initially thought they were going to do everything they can within the 450$ I gave them but instead came back out after about 30 minutes and said it was going to be about 730$ for tests and a antifreeze test and other small unnecessary things. After about 4 hours with everyone disappearing in the back of the building we finally get pulled to a small room and the "vet" comes in and says the tests were negative and everything looks fine except for 3 or 4 "liver enzymes" that apparently "weren't a problem". She then proceeded to ask if our kitten was exposed to marijuana? Not sure about that but 730$ later and we were sent home with a lethargic and very drowsy kitten and was told to "watch her". Not sure how this clinic works but there was no spot on her anywhere from where they drew any blood and the vet said she was just walking around the room and crawling on her and seemed fine. We eventually asked to see our kitten and she was still very weak and bobbin gher head up and down clearly very unwell . The "vet" then said she just now noticed the head bobbing that she didn't "catch" in her initial examination. This whole place is very unprofessional and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone at all . The even made a guy wait with his deceased cat in a carrier for an hour while everyone was gathered in the back and he had to leave with his cat . Do not bring any of your pets here . All they want is your money !!!!!
- CACorinne AguilarNov 11, 20251.0I brought my cat in… he was open mouth breathing, had a strider and was coughing a couple times an hour, they told me that his breathing wasn’t much of a concern because his vitals were basically good with a low grade fever. Then they gave me a list of everything they thought he needed and wanted me to sign… i felt like they were less concerned about the health and wellbeing of my pet than the money they desired to line their pockets. 5 minutes after we left the building with a couple injections on board, my cat puked which he had not done at all. I honestly don’t even know if he was given the injections, or assessed… every time they said they would do something, they would take my Kitty out and then would return stating it was done. I honestly expected more personal, professional, and compassionate care. I will never return to this emergency facility. I have worked in the medical field for 25 years and this establishment and the provider seemed sketchy. I will definitely drive to Nashville if I have a pet emergency in the future.
- NCNicholas ComptonOct 28, 20255.0BG VET HOSPITAL is the best ER vet in town. We had a little scare last night with our pup harmony, she was in labor and had two puppies and unfortunately had 2 still stuck in her uterus, when we took her here we were given so much help and my dog is back and better than ever, I would like to give an tremendous thank you to Dvm Paige Underwood, and Anna Tipton, You guys are the best and I think I will bring my puppy there again if there is another emergency.. but let's not hope for that.
- SWSam WarrOct 21, 20255.0My name is Sam and wife's name is Tammy. Yesterday October 21st 2025 around 7:35 pm we took our 17 yr old cat ""WINSTON "" TO THE Bowling Green vet emergency clinic on Campbell Lane because he would not eat or drink, withing minutes of the vets and nurses at this clinic they promptly found the exact nature of the issues and immediately brought to our attention the problem, because our senior cat is so old he had a abscess/alcer on the lower part of his teeth between his cheek and gum lining, they handed this issue with much care and love and showed much compassion and put together a treatment plan that worked for all of us and it's only been 1 day and our beloved kitty is doing much better. THANK YOU TO WHO WORKED SO HARD TO FIND THIS PROBLEM AND HELP OUR LOVING FRIEND..... WE LOVE YOU ALL FOR ALL YOU DO. I WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS EMERGENCY CLINIC TO ANYONE WHO LOVES AND CARES ABOUT THEIR FURY FRIENDS AND FAMILY MEMBERS AS WE DO. """ BONUS""" THIS EVENING A NURSE WHOSE NAME IS ""SAM"" CALLED TO FIND OUT HOW OUR WINSTON WAS DOING AND THAT SPEAKS HIGHLY OF THIS CLINIC BECAUSE THEY ARE BUSY AND STILL HANDLE THEIR BUSINESS PROMPTLY AND WITH DIGNITY. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU AT THIS CLINIC FOR ALL YOU DO. RESPECTFULLY SAM N TAMMY WARREN. WINSTON IS EATING AND RESPONDING WELL TO HIS TREATMENT PLAN AND WE ARE FOREVER GRATEFUL.
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.