Pet emergency information
Go to an emergency hospital now if your pet
- Is struggling to breathe, or gums are blue, white, or grey
- Has collapsed or cannot stand
- Is having a seizure lasting more than a few minutes, or repeated seizures
- Has a swollen, hard belly and is retching without producing anything
- Was hit by a car or fell from a height, even if walking
- Ate antifreeze, rat poison, xylitol, a large amount of chocolate, or human medication
- Is a male cat straining in the litter box and producing nothing
- Has bleeding that does not stop with five minutes of pressure
- Is in labor and has been straining for more than an hour without a puppy or kitten
Emergency hospitals we trust
Nashville Veterinary Specialists
2971 Sidco Dr, Nashville, TN 37204 · Open 24 hours
(615) 386-0107From Paws & Claws: Left onto Trousdale Dr. Left onto Harding Pl. Right onto Sidco Dr. The clinic is on the left after the four-way stop.
BluePearl Pet Hospital, Brentwood
1668 Mallory Ln, Brentwood, TN 37027 · Open 24 hours
(615) 333-1212From Paws & Claws: Left onto Trousdale Dr (0.3 mi). Left onto Harding Pl (0.4 mi). Left onto I-65 South (8.4 mi). Exit 69, Moores Ln, turn right (0.2 mi). Right onto Mallory Ln (0.2 mi). The hospital is on the right.
Nashville Pet Emergency Clinic
2000 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37204 · Mon–Fri 7 PM–7 AM · Sat 5 PM through Sun 7 AM
(615) 383-2600From Paws & Claws: Left onto Trousdale Dr (0.3 mi). Left onto Harding Pl (0.9 mi). Right onto Franklin Pike (3.4 mi). Left onto Wedgewood Ave (0.6 mi). Left onto 12th Ave S (0.2 mi). The clinic is on the left.
We share records with all three so your regular doctor here can pick up your pet's care the next morning.
Poison control
ASPCA Animal Poison Control, (888) 426-4435, 24 hours. A consultation fee may apply. Have the packaging in hand when you call.