ReadyVets Veterinary Urgent Care

ReadyVets Veterinary Urgent Care Same day appointments and walk in care. Convenient hours for the hard working people of the Upstate.

🐾 Come see us at Goldenrod Veterinary Hospital’s Barking-lot Party today! 🐾ReadyVets is excited to be spending the day w...
05/30/2026

🐾 Come see us at Goldenrod Veterinary Hospital’s Barking-lot Party today! 🐾

ReadyVets is excited to be spending the day with our neighbors over at Goldenrod Veterinary Hospital, a brand-new privately owned general practice serving pets and their families in the Greer community!

Stop by and say hello to Liz, one of our veterinary nurses, learn more about the urgent care services we offer, ask questions, and even get information about referrals if your pet ever needs same-day veterinary care. We’re proud to work alongside local veterinary partners to help provide seamless care for your furry family members.

While you’re here, be sure to check out all the wonderful vendors attending the event, including pet insurance representatives, rescue organizations, sweet treat vendors, and more. Plus, there are plenty of delicious food trucks to keep everyone fueled throughout the day!

Whether you’re a current client, a fellow pet lover, or just looking for a fun community event, we’d love to meet you!

And remember, ReadyVets is open today from 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM for all your urgent veterinary care needs.

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Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. While we take time...
05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

While we take time to reflect and give thanks this Memorial Day, our team is here for your pets should they need us. We are open today during normal hours from 12pm–10pm.

Thank you to all who have served, sacrificed, and protected our freedoms… today and every day.
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We wanted to kick start your weekend with the most perfect patient ever… and quite literally couldn’t wait to post her b...
05/15/2026

We wanted to kick start your weekend with the most perfect patient ever… and quite literally couldn’t wait to post her because she got us through a very crazy day. 🄹 Meet our wagon queen, Millie.

Millie presented to our clinic (in her adorable little wagon, of course) for a pretty gnarly laceration to one of her front legs. After evaluating her wound, it was clear our girl needed some stitches, so she was admitted to be fixed up.

As many know, veterinary urgent cares/ERs, especially this time of year, can get VERY busy, which sometimes means our less critical patients may have a bit of a wait before procedures. But this was absolutely no problem for Millie. We got pain medications on board right away to keep her comfortable (even though she came in smiling already, lol), and while she waited for her procedure, she became the emotional support queen of the treatment area.

From quick pets while passing by her wagon to staff members constantly stopping for kisses and cuddles, Millie spent the day making everyone around her feel a little better. šŸ’•

Eventually, our sweet girl was stitched up and sent home with all of her medications and aftercare instructions for ideal healing. And we are now considering making wagon transportation mandatory for all future patients because of her.

If you notice a wound, laceration, or injury on your pet, don’t wait to have it evaluated. Management can become much more complicated if wounds are extensive or left untreated too long. Thankfully, Millie’s parents acted quickly so we could get her fixed up and set up for best possible healing.

And trust us… we cannot wait to see her again for her stitch removal 😭.

Hours of operation:
Monday-Thursday 12pm-10pm
Friday-Sunday 10am-10pm

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Willie’s official treatment plan included medications, diagnostics… and of course, emotional support cuddles. šŸ„¹šŸ¤This han...
05/12/2026

Willie’s official treatment plan included medications, diagnostics… and of course, emotional support cuddles. šŸ„¹šŸ¤

This handsome guy came to see us after experiencing vomiting and blood in his stool… symptoms we always take seriously, as they can point toward several different underlying conditions. Our first step with cases like Willie’s is establishing baselines with a diagnostic workup so we can identify any systemic abnormalities and tailor treatment appropriately.

After performing lab work, we were able to narrow things down to either early symptoms of HGE (Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis) or gastroenteritis. HGE is a condition where dogs can rapidly develop severe inflammation within the GI tract, often leading to vomiting, bloody diarrhea, dehydration, and very quickly feeling pretty crummy. Early intervention is key with these cases, because symptoms can progress fast if left untreated.

Willie was treated with injectable anti-nausea medication, fluids, and sent home with an antidiarrheal antibiotic and probiotics to help get his tummy back on track. We are happy to report our sweet boy was set up for success… especially after receiving approximately 47 forehead kisses from staff members.

If your pet is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, or blood in the stool, don’t wait to have them evaluated. Early intervention is always best before symptoms progress and treatment becomes more extensive.

Hours of Operation:
Monday–Thursday: 12pm–10pm
Friday–Sunday: 10am–10pm

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Meet Argenti šŸ„ŗā¤ļø A precious big guy who came to see us after his owners suspected an insect sting. He was experiencing p...
04/30/2026

Meet Argenti šŸ„ŗā¤ļø A precious big guy who came to see us after his owners suspected an insect sting. He was experiencing panting, vomiting, and noticeable swelling around his muzzle. All signs that something wasn’t right.

After a quick evaluation in our lobby, we didn’t waste any time. Argenti was taken straight to treatment where he received supplemental oxygen, vitals, and prompt treatment with steroid and antihistamine injections, which is the classic course of care for suspected allergic reactions like this

Here’s the important part:
Sometimes what starts as a mild allergic reaction can progress into something more serious called anaphylaxis.

In simple terms, anaphylaxis happens when your pet’s immune system overreacts and releases large amounts of chemicals (most commonly histamine). In smaller amounts, you might see hives or itching… but in larger amounts, it can lead to low blood pressure, elevated heart rate, vomiting, and even changes to liver values.

That’s why early intervention is everything.
If you ever notice signs like swelling, vomiting, panting, or sudden changes after a possible sting or exposure, don’t wait!

Getting your pet evaluated quickly allows us to treat right away, monitor closely, and make sure they’re stable and safe before heading home.

We’re always here for you and your pets when you need us most šŸ¤

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it’s CSR week… aka the people who keep everything (and everyone) from spiraling šŸ¤Ŗā™„ļøWe couldn’t do what we do without our...
04/20/2026

it’s CSR week… aka the people who keep everything (and everyone) from spiraling šŸ¤Ŗā™„ļø

We couldn’t do what we do without our incredible client service team.

Kat is the calm in the chaos. Whether you’re calling in stressed or walking through our doors worried about your pet, she has a way of grounding you, easing your nerves, and making sure you leave with the answers you need.

Karen is the definition of warmth. From the second you walk in, she makes you feel safe, seen, and like part of the family. She builds connections that truly mean something, to both our clients and their pets. ā™„ļø

And today we get to celebrate Katie, it’s her birthday!! šŸŽ‰
Katie keeps us laughing, even on the toughest shifts, and brings such a light to our team. She’s incredibly talented at what she does, and we are so lucky to have her… and even luckier she was born šŸ’›

Please join us in celebrating these amazing team members who make our clinic what it is every single day 🐶🐱

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Unfortunately last Tuesday we all fell victim to cuteness aggression over the smooshiest Rottweiler baby you’ve ever see...
04/14/2026

Unfortunately last Tuesday we all fell victim to cuteness aggression over the smooshiest Rottweiler baby you’ve ever seen… Luna 🄹

Miss Luna came to see us last week for a few days of decreased appetite and diarrhea… something we never want to brush off, especially in our little ones! These signs can come from a variety of causes like diet changes, stress, intestinal parasites, or even systemic issues… which is why getting them checked sooner rather than later is so important.

After getting Luna started on an antidiarrheal antibiotic, a probiotic, and prophylactic deworming, we’re happy to report she is back to her perfect, playful puppy self!!

If your pet has been experiencing similar symptoms, don’t wait, early intervention is always best. And, we could always afford some extra cuddles🄺

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Puff ball alert 🄺 This sweet little Pomeranian named Lucy came to see us after about 24 hours of coughing and hacking. A...
04/06/2026

Puff ball alert 🄺
This sweet little Pomeranian named Lucy came to see us after about 24 hours of coughing and hacking. After taking radiographs, we were able to quickly diagnose her with a collapsing trachea, a condition we commonly see in small breed dogs.

Now we know that sounds scary (and honestly, it can be a little dramatic-sounding), but the good news is šŸ‘‰ it’s very manageable with medications when needed! Lucy is already on the right track and feeling much better 🫶

If your pet has been coughing, hacking, or just not sounding like themselves, don’t wait it out, getting answers early makes all the difference. We’re always here to help you figure out what’s going on and create a plan that keeps your pet comfortable and thriving šŸ’›


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Meet the angel of our lives, Miss Malia… who unfortunately picked the wrong snack for snack time 🄺This sweet girl came t...
03/23/2026

Meet the angel of our lives, Miss Malia… who unfortunately picked the wrong snack for snack time 🄺

This sweet girl came to us for vomiting and not wanting to eat… both big red flags that always make us think about possible foreign body ingestion (think toys, socks, balls… the usual suspects ).

After diagnostics, we confirmed a strong indication of an obstruction and moved quickly to surgery. The culprit? A rubber ball that definitely did not belong in her stomach šŸ˜…

We’re so happy to report that Malia recovered beautifully and is back to feeling like herself again šŸ’›

If you think your pet may have gotten into something they shouldn’t, don’t wait. The moment you notice symptoms (vomiting, lethargy, inappetence) or even catch them chewing on something questionable, that’s your sign to act. Early intervention can make all the difference. ā¤ļø

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Meet Puppy and Pudding🄺 The loves of our lives and quite literally the most perfect little angels we’ve ever seen. 😭Pupp...
03/12/2026

Meet Puppy and Pudding🄺
The loves of our lives and quite literally the most perfect little angels we’ve ever seen. 😭

Puppy and Pudding recently had what they considered the best afternoon ever which was rolling around in a patch of lilies together. Unfortunately, lilies are extremely toxic to cats, even small exposures like pollen on their fur.

Thankfully their mom knew exactly what to do and brought them in right away. Because she acted quickly, we were able to start them on IV fluids and monitor their kidney values before any symptoms had the chance to develop.

And that right there is the key, early intervention saves lives.

Both babies are doing wonderfully. Although we may or may not be debating discussing shared custody with mom???

Anywho, if your cat has been around or suspected of ingesting lilies or other toxic plants, don’t wait for symptoms. Bring them in as soon as possible so we can intervene early and keep them safe! ā¤ļø

(864) 920-2777
Email: [email protected]

Address

5314 Wade Hampton Boulevard
Greer, SC
29687

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 10pm
Tuesday 12pm - 10pm
Wednesday 12pm - 10pm
Thursday 12pm - 10pm
Friday 10am - 10pm
Saturday 10am - 10pm
Sunday 10am - 10pm

Telephone

+18649202777

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