Emergency Veterinary Hospital

Emergency Veterinary Hospital Walk-ins welcome! We offer 24/7 emergency vet care year-round in the greater Eugene, OR area.

Since 1978, the Emergency Veterinary Hospital has provided the highest-quality 24-hour emergency medical care to pets and their people. Our state-of-the-art facility offers a fully-equipped diagnostic laboratory, cutting-edge surgical facilities, digital radiography, ultrasound and endoscopy services with our board certified Internist, Advanced Dentistry, and Emergency and Critical Care services. The veterinarians at the Emergency Veterinary Hospital are highly trained and have extensive experience treating a wide range of animal emergencies, illnesses, and the ability to provide superior supportive care. If your pet has an emergency, you can trust our team to provide fast, comprehensive and compassionate care to your loved ones.

10/31/2025

🎃👻 From all of us at the Emergency Veterinary Hospital—Happy Halloween! 🐾🧡

We hope your night is full of fun (and treats 🍬), but if any spooky surprises come up, know that our team is here 24/7 for your pets. 🐶🐱

Stay safe, enjoy the costumes and the candy! For the humans only of course! 🧡🐾

This is Truck.Truck is sad.Truck got into the trash.We had to make Truck vomit.Don’t be like Truck… trash tastes terribl...
10/22/2025

This is Truck.
Truck is sad.
Truck got into the trash.
We had to make Truck vomit.
Don’t be like Truck… trash tastes terrible.

Or does it??-Truck😉

From Kennel Assistant to Licensed Veterinary Technician 🌟Lanie started at Emergency Veterinary Hospital in 2021 as a ken...
10/21/2025

From Kennel Assistant to Licensed Veterinary Technician 🌟

Lanie started at Emergency Veterinary Hospital in 2021 as a kennel assistant. Within a year, she discovered her true calling and made the leap—enrolling at Portland Community College and earning her CVT credential. In 2024, we were lucky enough to welcome her back—this time as a Licensed Veterinary Technician! 🩺💚
From the moment she walks through our doors, Lanie radiates positivity. She’s the sunshine on a rainy day, greeting every shift with a smile and a heart full of compassion. 🌦️💛
Her kindness, teamwork, and love for her patients shine through in everything she does.
Congratulations to Lanie, our 2025 Vet Tech Superstar — you’re the sunshine every hospital needs! ☀️🐾

10/21/2025

Keep Halloween fun, not frightening for your pets! Here are a few common Halloween hazards to watch out for:
⚠️ Treats & candy – Chocolate, xylitol, and raisins can be toxic.
⚠️ Decorations – Cords, candles, and fake cobwebs can cause burns or injuries.
⚠️ Costumes – Ensure they’re comfortable, breathable, and don’t restrict movement.
⚠️ Noise & door traffic – Trick-or-treaters can stress pets out or lead to escapes.

Tip: Keep pets in a quiet, safe room during the busiest hours, and always supervise them if they’re wearing a costume. If your pet gets into a Halloween scare, call us right away. We’re here to help. 🐶🐱👻

Behind every patient that walks, hops, or slithers through our doors, there’s a Vet Tech or Vet Assistant working tirele...
10/13/2025

Behind every patient that walks, hops, or slithers through our doors, there’s a Vet Tech or Vet Assistant working tirelessly to make sure they get the best possible care.

They are the ones holding paws during tough moments, monitoring anesthesia through the night, comforting worried clients, and finding calm in the chaos of emergency medicine. Their skill, compassion, and resilience are what make healing possible — for both our patients and their people.

To our incredible team of technicians and assistants:
You are the heart of the Emergency Veterinary Hospital.
Your dedication, your strength, and your unwavering love for this work do not go unnoticed.

Thank you — for every patient saved, every kindness shown, and every late-night shift spent making a difference. 💙🐾

10/08/2025

🚨🐾 Our ER team is always preparing for the unexpected — and that means keeping our life-saving skills sharp!

This week we refreshed our CPR training with the internationally recognized RECOVER program, led by our very own Kimmie Warren, CVT. RECOVER is the only standardized veterinary CPR course based on evidence and research, ensuring we follow the most up-to-date, effective techniques. 🩺

By staying current with RECOVER’s protocols, our team is ready to respond quickly and confidently when every second counts. 💙🐶🐱

10/07/2025

Fall is a great season for walks and play, but it also brings some risks:

Darker evenings – Use reflective gear to stay visible.
Cooler temps – Seniors and small breeds may need a jacket.
Wildlife activity – Keep pets leashed to avoid surprises.
Leaf piles – Fun to jump in, but can hide ticks, mold, or sharp sticks.

If your pet gets injured or spooked, we’re just a call away.

💳 Concerned about cost? We accept the CareCredit credit card*, a flexible payment option that covers pet care and even personal healthcare needs, too.

*Subject to credit approval

09/24/2025

The emergency vet doesn’t always have to feel like a scary place; Loki had the best time with his nurses💙

09/23/2025

Emergency vs. Urgent Care for Pets — What’s the Difference?

When your pet needs care, knowing where to go can save valuable time:

🚨 Emergency Veterinary Care is for life-threatening situations such as severe trauma, difficulty breathing, seizures, or uncontrolled bleeding.

🚑 Urgent Care for Pets is for same-day medical needs that aren’t immediately life-threatening, like ear infections, vomiting, limping, minor wounds, or sudden skin issues.

Are you unsure if your pet needs emergency vet care or urgent care? Call us! Our veterinary team can guide you and ensure your pet receives the right level of care promptly.

We also know that emergency vet visits and urgent care costs can come unexpectedly. That’s why we accept the CareCredit credit card*, which offers flexible, budget-friendly financing so you can pay for veterinary expenses over time. If approved, you can use it right away, for both your pet’s health and even your own personal healthcare needs.

Because your pet’s health can’t wait. 💛



*Subject for credit Approval.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Ladan Mohammad-Zadeh, DVM, DACVECC, to the Emergency Veterinary Hospital team!Dr. Mohamma...
09/19/2025

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Ladan Mohammad-Zadeh, DVM, DACVECC, to the Emergency Veterinary Hospital team!

Dr. Mohammad-Zadeh is a board-certified Critical Care Specialist, bringing advanced expertise in emergency and critical care medicine. Critical Care specialists are highly trained specialists who manage life-threatening conditions, complex emergencies, and intensive care cases. Having a Criticalist on staff sets EVH apart, ensuring pets receive the highest level of specialized emergency care when they need it most.

With a career dedicated to mentorship, education, and advancing veterinary critical care, Dr. Mohammad-Zadeh strengthens our commitment to compassionate excellence and innovation. Join us in welcoming Dr. Mohammad-Zadeh to the EVH family! 🐾💙

We had such a wonderful time at the Doggolympics this past weekend! 🐾 A huge thank you to Greenhill Humane Society for p...
09/18/2025

We had such a wonderful time at the Doggolympics this past weekend! 🐾 A huge thank you to Greenhill Humane Society for putting on such a special event for our community.

Our team loved connecting with so many of you and hearing your stories. It means the world to us when you share how we’ve been there for your pets in their toughest moments—it’s a reminder of why we do what we do every day. 💙

We’re grateful to be part of such a caring community, and we look forward to many more events like this!

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1821 Pioneer Parkway
Springfield, OR
97477

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