Certified by Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic • Aug 16, 2026
Monday5:00 PM - 5:00 AM
Tuesday5:00 PM - 5:00 AM
Wednesday5:00 PM - 5:00 AM
Thursday5:00 PM - 5:00 AM
Friday5:00 PM - 12:00 AM
SaturdayOpen 24 Hours
SundayOpen 24 Hours
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Explore offerings from Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic on 760 Campbell Ln in Bowling Green, with popular services available at this location.
Bowling Green Veterinary Emergency Clinic - Services
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Emergency Pet Care
Pet Surgery
Pet Emergency Referrals
Pet Hospitalizations
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Chris Blackman
6 days ago
1.0
I will never recommend this place for anything. They won’t even try n save ur pets life unless h get approved for some type of credit card n that’s sad af bc I can go to the emergency room for anything and get treated and sent home no matter wat my credit is, so why does my dog have to suffer n die when they could have helped him no instead they send us out the door. I have had him at the clinic twice and they done all they could do bc they were limited on wat they could do surgically and told me to bring him to this emergency vet n they have the capability to give him the surgery to fix him but no they turned us away. My bully has prolapsed and it is hanging a couple of inches from the ground and idc what anyone says how could veterinarian just turn him away and at least fix him bc we were willing to surrender him so he could get fix n have a good life but now I got to watch him suffer.. I don’t understand people fr….
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LaDonna Wooten
Aug 13, 2026
5.0
We had to make a sad trip last night. I can say that every single person in that building was compassionate and understanding through the whole situation. We unfortunately lost our precious Callie. They did everything right. They had a team ready for her when we arrived. All the ladies were so amazing. Dr. Dooley was kind and honest. I feel like they did everything they could. I would hands down recommend this place. They called a full code on Callie and it was all hands in until the end. I appreciate them and the love and kindness they showed for my family and Callie. Thank you team!
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Said Ghezal
Aug 8, 2026
1.0
Long wait and bad and unethical service. Called to check if they service Turtles. They said yes and that they have someone who can look at the turtle. After going there and waiting more than an hour and paying $165, they came back to tell me they are not experts on these and I should take it to wild life rehab place. They could have said that on the phone, saved me time and money. Unethical business practices
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Veronica
Aug 8, 2026
5.0
My chihuahua had a seizure on a Thursday. Did not eat for 2 days. On Saturday morning I brought her into the Emergency Clinic.
We were in a room waiting to see the Doctor. She had another seizure.
I screamed for Help. A young man came and took her to the back
They told me it was an Active Seizure
Almost immediately they came and asked me about CPR
Unfortunatel CPR and the Oxygen Tube down her Throat werd Unsuccessful
I lost my Baby
The Staff was very supportive and thorough.
Explained Everything
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Dylahn Coats
Jul 27, 2026
1.0
Went in during the morning to have my cat looked at to see what was wrong with her and they seemed nice enough. However the vet I talked to asked if he could keep her there longer to get a second optimism at no cost to us which sounded good u til we came to pick her back up later that night. The second vet seemed very distant and never even came out to speak to us we got charged for medicine we were never asked about and the lady at the front counter was absolutely no help and seemed like she had no idea what was going on. And when I left after the “second opinion we were more confused when we went in and all we had to show for it was a receipt and some eye drops that we have no clue how to use because the vet said one way and the box says another. But the box also says not to use if it has the issues our cat seems to have and that the vet was more leaning towards but said he couldn’t be sure withought over $1000 worth of testing. Absolutely horrible experience when we returned to deal with night shift.
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.
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