Emergency Veterinary Hospital

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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.

09/09/2025

September is Disaster Preparedness Month, and that includes pets, too. Whether it’s a hurricane, wildfire, flood, or unexpected emergency, having a plan can make all the difference. Make sure your pet’s emergency kit is stocked with food, water, medications, important records, and more. Don’t forget comfort items like a favorite toy or blanket!

Being prepared means peace of mind for you and your pets.

09/04/2025

Join us for Eugene's first Doggolympics on Sunday, September 14, 2025, from 10 am -5 pm at Alton Baker Park in Eugene to benefit Greenhill Humane Society! Proudly sponsored by Emergency Veterinary Hospital of Springfield/Eugene, this event will be sure to leave you with big smiles and lots of laughs.

🎉 We’re thrilled to support Eugene Doggolympics — a full day of dog-powered fun for families and the community! 🐾💙

🐕 Events include:

💨 Sprint races
⬆️ High jump
🏆 Obstacle course
🎩 Best trick routines
📅 Sunday, September 14 | 10 AM – 5 PM
📍 Alton Baker Park, Eugene

Don’t miss it — we’ll see you there! 🐶

08/25/2025

Meet Vegas, a sweet, spunky one-year-old pug mix who stole all our hearts here at EVH.

On July 23, Vegas was transferred to us from Bailey’s Animal Clinic in Roseburg, Oregon, after eating D'con rat bait. The toxin caused dangerously high calcium levels. Vegas spent 26 days in our hospital (one of our longest stays ever!) receiving around-the-clock care from our team. Through it all, she wagged her tail, gave endless kisses, and showed the determination of a true fighter.

Despite it all, we were thrilled to send her home with her family! Way to go, Vegas, you are one tough cookie.

🐾 If your pet ever ingests something toxic, call your nearest emergency animal hospital immediately. Remember, quick action saves lives. Learn more about our emergency care services at https://emergencyvethosp.com

08/20/2025

Balance, patience, and a whole lot of cuteness!

Our team sees some incredible things in the ER, but this pup’s can-balancing talent might just take the cake. We love the unexpected smiles we get from patients like this. 🐾

08/19/2025

Trying to beat the heat? Here’s something every pet parent should know.

We know you and your pets are looking for ways to cool off this summer—but beware of blue-green algae.

This toxic algae often grows in ponds, lakes, and still water during warm weather and can look like green paint or scum. Just a few licks or a quick swim in contaminated water can lead to severe illness—or even be fatal—for pets.

⚠️ To stay safe:
✔️ Avoid letting your pet drink or swim in stagnant or discolored water.
✔️ Rinse them off if they’ve been in natural water sources.
✔️ If exposure is suspected, seek emergency veterinary care right away.

When in doubt, stay out. We’re here if you need us.

08/12/2025

As we transition from summer to work, school, and daily routines, it’s easy to overlook everyday items that can be harmful—or even deadly—to our pets. In this video, our team shares some of the most common household toxins for cats and dogs, from food items, cleaning products, medications, and more.

Tip for pet parents:
Keep all hazardous items stored securely and out of reach, especially during busy mornings or after-school routines.

⚠️ If you suspect your pet has ingested something toxic:
• Stay calm.
• Remove access to the substance.
• Call the ASPCA Pet Poison Helpline (888) 426-4435 & visit your nearest emergency veterinary hospital immediately.

See a complete list of household hazards at AVMA: https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/household-hazards

08/08/2025

🐾 Surgery Highlight: Cystotomy with Dr. Steffen!
Dr. Steffen performed a cystotomy—a surgery where we open the bladder to remove painful bladder stones. 🩺

Our feline patient was having trouble urinating, and this procedure will bring much-needed relief. With proper aftercare, recovery is smooth and comfortable.
We know surgery can be scary, but our team is here every step of the way with expert care and compassion 💙

08/05/2025

Snake Season is Here—Stay Alert, Pet Parents!

Snakes can be found in backyards, parks, hiking trails, and even near water sources. Peak activity occurs during warmer months, especially at dawn and dusk. Pets are often bitten on the face or legs while investigating tall grass, brush, or hidden crevices.

To help prevent bites:
✔️ Keep pets on a leash during walks.
✔️ Avoid tall grass, rocky areas, and dunes.
✔️ Don’t let pets explore under logs or brush piles.

🚨 If you suspect your pet has been bitten:
• Look for sudden swelling, pain, or bleeding.
• Avoid handling the bite area.
• Keep your pet calm and carry them if possible.
• Head to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital right away.

08/01/2025

We’re all ears when it comes to your feedback! Whether your pet’s tail was wagging or purring with joy, we want to hear about your experience. Your review helps us provide the best care for pets in our community!

📝 Tell us how we did: https://bit.ly/SPFGBReview

07/30/2025

"A little paw through the cage, a big reminder why we do what we do" 🐾❤️

Address

1821 Pioneer Parkway
Springfield, OR
97477

Telephone

+15417460112

Website

https://www.emergencyvethosp.com/

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