Pet Dr. 911 Pet Urgent Care

06/05/2026

Attention Pet Dr. 911 Family and surrounding communities, A crucial public service announcement is in order. We've observed a recent surge in cases involving a specific type of toxicity, and we're eager to provide guidance. When we inquire about potential exposure to toxins, honesty is essential in helping us determine the best course of treatment for your pet. If you're concerned about the origin of the symptoms, please take steps to securely store potential hazards out of reach of your pets. Given the severity of this toxin, hospitalization is strongly advised. If the recommended treatment is financially challenging, it's essential to prioritize your pet's health over discretion.

05/22/2026

We are excited to have this girl back for the summer. One of our favorite Vet Techs ,Mariah will be back this weekend. She is killing it in school 25% in the books

05/19/2026

Hello Pet Dr.911 Family.
We will be open on Memorial Day May 25th , from 9 am to 4 pm our regular Holiday Hrs

05/10/2026

Pet Dr.911 extends warm wishes to you on Mother's Day. May your day be as wonderful as you are.

04/19/2026

Update : As of right now 3 of 6 have made it. There are still 7 at home that need their momma.

Team work, emergency cesarean to save puppies

04/18/2026

Good morning, Pet Dr. 911 Family. As Koda the Newfoundland, I'm enjoying my water tank and staying cool in this warm weather. Recently, our clinic has experienced extremely busy weekends, operating at full capacity in a short span. Unfortunately, parvovirus cases are rising. We've noticed posts suggesting that vaccinations and regular vet visits are unaffordable. However, we must emphasize that the cost of neglecting these preventive measures far outweighs the expenses of timely vaccinations and check-ups, especially when considering the costly take-home care or hospitalization required after a positive diagnosis. Therefore, we strongly advise vaccinating your dogs and cats.

We are Open this weekend Saturday and Sunday 8am to 6pm

03/28/2026

As the season changes, we would like to remind pet owners to take precautions to prevent burnt paw pads. Scheduling walks for the morning is highly recommended, as the cooler atmosphere can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related injuries. Burnt paws and heat exhaustion can be a dangerous combination. Our clinic will operate on Saturday and Sunday from 8 am to 6 pm. Due to capacity constraints in the evenings, we prioritize urgent cases, and kindly request your understanding and patience towards our staff.

03/24/2026

03/21/2026

Good morning, Pet Dr. 911 Family. The current weather has been quite lovely. However, a recent discussion on a local post in Las Cruces highlights an important issue: pets left in vehicles. It's critical to grasp how hazardous this situation can be.
Cars parked in sunlight can rapidly heat up, reaching temperatures over 40°F higher than the outside temperature within an hour. Even on a day with an outside temperature of 70°F, the interior of a car can heat up to over 100°F in a matter of minutes, posing a significant threat to pets who can suffer from heatstroke. Since pets are not adept at sweating and regulating their body temperature, they are at high risk of severe organ damage or death, often within 10 to 30 minutes.
We are available on Saturdays and Sundays, from 8 am to 6 pm, to cater to your urgent pet care requirements.

03/14/2026

Good morning, Pet Dr. 911 Family. Has the time change affected you to the point where you feel as disheveled as Buddy? We hope you're back to normal soon. Rest assured, our hours of operation remain consistent: Saturday and Sunday, 8 am to 6 pm, to address all your emergency and urgent pet care needs.

Side note, Buddy got his much needed spring hair cut after this picture was taken.