Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County

Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County Open nights, weekends & holidays for pet emergencies in Naples. Fast, expert care for your pets.

Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County provides compassionate, expert emergency care for pets in Naples, FL, and surrounding areas. Located at 6530 Dudley Dr, our hospital is open nights, weekends, and holidays to handle urgent medical needs for dogs and cats. Our experienced team uses advanced diagnostics, digital imaging, and in-house lab testing to deliver fast, accurate care. Whether it's tr

auma, illness, or sudden emergencies, we’re here when your pet needs us most. We work closely with your primary vet to ensure seamless follow-up care. Count on us for trusted, professional emergency veterinary services.

12/02/2025

Curious paws + Christmas trees = chaos waiting to happen. Watch our quick video for simple ways to pet-proof your tree this holiday season! 🎄🐾

11/12/2025

Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, good company, and great food, but not every holiday dish is safe for your pet. Foods like turkey skin, onions, garlic, grapes, raisins, and desserts containing xylitol can be toxic, while plain green beans, carrots, and pumpkin are safer options in moderation.

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, don’t wait for symptoms to appear, contact or visit us right away. Quick action can make all the difference. Keep the feast joyful and your pets safe this Thanksgiving!

If your pet could leave a review, what would they say? 🐶🐱 We’d love to hear your story, too! Your feedback helps us impr...
11/01/2025

If your pet could leave a review, what would they say? 🐶🐱 We’d love to hear your story, too! Your feedback helps us improve and ensures every pet gets the best possible care.

💙 Share your experience here: https://bit.ly/EHCGBReview

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. 🐶🐱👻

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

09/23/2025

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.

09/16/2025

Pets can’t tell us when they’re in pain, but they do show signs of it. Recognizing the signs of pain in pets early can make all the difference in keeping them healthy and comfortable.

👉 Watch for common pain symptoms in dogs and cats:

- Limping or difficulty moving
- Changes in appetite or sleep
- Hiding, withdrawing, or reduced interaction
- Whining, growling, or unusual vocalization
- Excessive licking, chewing, or grooming of one area
- Muscles Spasms

Pain in pets is never normal. Whether it’s arthritis, injury, dental disease, or another health concern, timely veterinary care is key.

📞 If you notice these changes, call us. Our veterinary team is here to help, whether your pet requires a routine exam, pain management, or an emergency veterinary visit. We’ll guide you to the right next step to keep your pet safe and thriving. 💛

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.

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

Address

6530 Dudley Drive
Naples, FL
34105

Opening Hours

Monday 12am - 8am
5pm - 12am
Tuesday 12am - 8am
5pm - 12am
Wednesday 12am - 8am
5pm - 12am
Thursday 12am - 8am
5pm - 12am
Friday 12am - 8am
5pm - 12am
Saturday 12am - 12am
Sunday 12am - 12am

Telephone

+12392638010

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