Business Details
41 Years
experience
Emergency
services
24/7 Emergency Veterinary Care in Fairfield, CA
Since 1985, our team of dedicated veterinary professionals has provided urgent and critical care for pets in Solano and Napa counties. We specialize in emergency medicine and intensive care, operating 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to address life-threatening conditions, injuries, and acute illnesses. Our hospital features state-of-the-art diagnostic and treatment equipment, including advanced imaging technology and continuous monitoring systems. Our veterinarians and technicians undergo specialized training to manage complex medical cases under high-pressure situations. We maintain strict protocols for patient safety during anesthesia, surgery, and post-operative recovery.Our facility supports both canine and feline patients with species-specific care protocols. We collaborate closely with family veterinarians to ensure continuity of care through detailed medical record sharing. Our commitment to compassionate service extends to guiding pet owners through crisis situations with clear communication and empathy. We prioritize rapid response times while maintaining rigorous standards for medical accuracy and patient welfare. Our practice philosophy centers on delivering urgent care excellence while respecting the human-animal bond during critical moments.
Services
Emergency Care
Intensive Care
Dog Anesthesia
Cat Anesthesia
Diagnostic Imaging
Pain Management
Surgery
Blood Testing
Emergency Referrals
Critical Monitoring
Details
- Year established: 1985
Highlights and features
- We operate 24 hours daily with board-certified emergency specialists
- Our facility maintains advanced diagnostic imaging and monitoring equipment
- Veterinary team completes annual emergency medicine continuing education
- We provide immediate care without requiring prior appointments
- Collaborative approach with primary care veterinarians for continuity
What people say
24/7 availability
Compassionate staff
Rapid response
Expert care
Clear communication
Services
Emergency Care
Our 24/7 emergency veterinary service addresses life-threatening conditions including trauma, poisoning, respiratory distress, and acute illnesses. Specialized teams handle critical interventions for dogs and cats with immediate diagnostic capabilities. Treatment protocols follow veterinary emergency medicine standards while maintaining patient stability during high-risk procedures.
Intensive Care
Continuous patient monitoring utilizes advanced equipment for vital sign tracking, oxygen therapy, and post-surgical recovery. Our ICU provides round-the-clock nursing care for patients requiring intravenous medications, blood transfusions, or mechanical ventilation support. Treatment plans adapt to real-time patient data for optimal recovery outcomes.
Diagnostic Imaging
Digital radiography, ultrasound, and advanced imaging modalities enable rapid diagnosis of internal injuries and diseases. Board-certified veterinary radiologists interpret complex cases while emergency teams use immediate imaging results to guide critical treatment decisions for trauma and internal medicine cases.
Pain Management
Customized analgesia protocols address acute and chronic pain conditions using multimodal approaches. Our specialists employ local anesthetics, opioid alternatives, and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs tailored to each patient's medical status and pain severity levels during recovery processes.
Surgical Services
Board-certified veterinary surgeons perform urgent procedures for trauma repair, foreign body removal, and acute abdominal conditions. Preoperative stabilization follows strict protocols with continuous anesthetic monitoring using modern equipment to ensure patient safety during high-risk surgical interventions.
People
Dr. Henry Ascencio
Veterinarian
Emergency medicine specialist with 15+ years experience in critical care, trauma management, and advanced life support for canine and feline patients. Completed veterinary degree at UC Davis with emergency medicine internship training.
Dr. Izzie Rosenblatt
Veterinarian
Dedicated emergency clinician with expertise in feline critical care and toxicology cases. Graduated from Colorado State University's veterinary program with specialized training in urgent diagnostic procedures and pain management protocols.
Dr. Kristin Trott
Medical Director
Veterinary leader with 20 years managing emergency departments, overseeing quality control, and developing critical care protocols. Holds advanced certifications in veterinary emergency and critical care (DACVECC) with extensive teaching experience.
Dr. Peter Ellis
Veterinarian
Emergency medicine practitioner specializing in canine trauma cases and post-operative critical care. Completed residency training in emergency medicine with focus on advanced wound management and sepsis treatment protocols.
Chanda Harris
Hospital Administrator
Veterinary practice manager with 12 years overseeing hospital operations, client relations, and emergency department logistics. Implements quality assurance programs while coordinating staff training and facility accreditation processes.
Questions
What constitutes a veterinary emergency?
Difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, trauma, poisoning, seizures, or sudden collapse require immediate veterinary attention.
Do you require appointments for emergency care?
No appointments needed - walk-ins welcome 24/7, but calling ahead helps prepare for your pet's arrival.
What payment options are available?
We accept cash, credit cards, and CareCredit financing for emergency veterinary services.
Can you handle exotic pet emergencies?
Our current capabilities focus on canine and feline patients - consult with our staff for specific case evaluations.
How do you coordinate with primary veterinarians?
We provide detailed medical records to family veterinarians for continued care after emergency treatment.
What critical care equipment do you have?
Our ICU features continuous monitoring systems, oxygen therapy, blood pressure monitoring, and mechanical ventilation support.
