Colts Neck, New Jersey
Pet Urgent Care & Hospitalization
Emergencies never happen on a schedule, but we at Colonial Animal Hospital make the time to help during our business hours. Our pet urgent care and hospitalization services in Colts Neck, NJ are here to support you and your pet when the unexpected occurs — whether it’s a sudden illness, an injury, or a case of “they ate what?!”.
When to Seek Emergency Veterinary Care
If your pet is experiencing any of the following symptoms, don’t wait — call us immediately or come in during business hours for urgent care:
- Difficulty breathing or rapid panting
- Uncontrolled or excessive bleeding
- Loss of consciousness or collapse
- Seizures
- Sudden disorientation or trouble standing
- Excessive vomiting or diarrhea
- Object stuck in the throat or choking
- Ingestion of toxic substances (e.g., antifreeze, rat poison, household cleaners, human medications)
- Difficulty urinating or defecating
- Eye injuries or sudden blindness
- Signs of broken bones
- High (over 104°F) or low (under 99°F) body temperatures
- Bloated or painful abdomen, gagging, unproductive vomiting
- Suspected heatstroke
These signs can point to serious medical conditions that require immediate attention from an emergency vet. When in doubt, it’s always better to err on the side of caution and give us a call. Even if your pet turns out to be fine, we’d much rather you reach out to make sure!
Prompt, Professional Urgent Care
At Colonial Animal Hospital, we prioritize urgent cases and are trained to treat a wide range of sick pet emergencies right here in our fully equipped facility.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Immediate triage upon arrival
- Skilled, compassionate veterinary staff
- On-site diagnostics, including X-rays, ultrasound, and lab testing
- IV fluid therapy, oxygen support, and wound care
- Stabilization and pain management
- Same-day hospitalization and monitoring if needed
Calling ahead, if you’re able, helps us prepare and be ready the moment you arrive — but walk-ins for urgent care are always welcome during office hours.
Short-Term Hospitalization
Compassionate Monitoring & Intensive Support
Some conditions require more than a quick fix. If your pet needs to stay with us for observation, treatment, or recovery, our team provides attentive in-hospital care in a calm, comforting environment.
Your pet will receive:
- Regular vital monitoring by our skilled staff
- Individualized care plans
- Medication and fluid administration
- Frequent check-ins by veterinary staff
- Snuggles (as tolerated!) and quiet recovery spaces
We understand that hospitalization can be stressful for pets and pet parents. That’s why we keep you informed every step of the way and make sure your pet feels safe, secure, and supported throughout their stay.
Why Trust Colonial Animal Hospital for Urgent Veterinary Care?
Experienced Emergency Team
Our veterinarians and technicians are trained in emergency response, trauma care, and critical care monitoring. When the stakes are high, we stay calm, act fast, and work with skill.
On-Site Diagnostics & Equipment
From advanced imaging to in-house bloodwork, we can diagnose and begin treatment quickly, without needing to send you elsewhere.
Empathetic, Transparent Communication
We explain every step of the process and help you understand your options, so you feel confident and supported through the stress.
Local, Reliable Care in Monmouth
As one of the trusted vets in Monmouth County, we proudly serve the Colts Neck community and beyond with integrity, expertise, and genuine love for animals.
Pet Emergency? We’re Here to Help.
If your furry friend is facing a medical emergency or urgent health concern, don’t wait. Reach out to Colonial Animal Hospital for compassionate and professional pet urgent care and hospitalization when you need it most.
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Pet Wellness
Pet Diagnostics & Imaging
Urgent Care & Hospitalization
Pet Dermatology/Allergies
End-of-Life Care & Euthanasia
Pet Pain Management & Palliative Care