Providing Quality Care to Every Pet
We're your emergency vet in the Olympia, WA area
Emergencies can happen at any time. At Olympia Pet Emergency, we're here for you and your pets when you need us most.
Compassionate, Experienced Care
New patients are always welcome at our clinic
Our dedicated veterinarians provide quality, compassionate care you can depend on in an emergency, 24 hours, 7 days a week.
Our qualified, compassionate vets are here when you need us. We provide 24/7 veterinary emergency care.
We take a collaborative, trustworthy approach to veterinary care. Learn more about our office policies.
At our in-house vet lab, our experienced team conducts tests and receives results quickly.
We are happy to work with veterinarians. Refer a patient to our veterinary hospital in Lacey.
Emergency Vets Since 1996
Olympia Pet Emergency is an emergency animal clinic that offers comprehensive urgent care services for cats and dogs in Lacey and surrounding communities.
Since its inception in 1996, Olympia Pet Emergency has grown a reputation for delivering outstanding emergency veterinary care, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
We are leaders in the field of emergency veterinary medicine and are committed to taking a compassionate, collaborative and trustworthy approach to veterinary care. We serve Olympia, Tumwater, Dupont, Tacoma, and surrounding areas.
Our team of experienced Lacey vets is proud to meet the standards of veterinary excellence laid out by the American Animal Hospital Association!
Our dedicated team of veterinarians is focused on providing cutting-edge comprehensive emergency care customized to your pet's needs and fostering deep relationships with pet owners.
Read Our Blog
Do you have questions about parasite protection or common pet illnesses? Check our informative blog for valuable tips and advice from our Lacey vets that will help you to keep your pets healthy and happy.
If your dog or cat is bleeding due to sudden trauma then you will need to know how to handle the situation. Here, our Lacey veterinarians discuss heavy bleeding in cats and dogs and what you can do to help with the bleeding while you get your pet to the nearest animal emergency hospital.
While you can expect your cat to cough if they drink or eat improperly but what about when they are showing advanced symptoms such as wheezing or persistent coughing? Here, our Lacey vets discuss the causes of coughing in cats and when it might be concerning.
If you see a bee sting your dog then you may immediately be concerned with the pain your dog is experiencing, but you should also keep in mind that bee allergies are possible. Our Lacey vets talk about how to recognize bee stings in dogs, what the signs of an allergic reaction are and the steps you should take.
Find Us in Thurston County
Olympia Pet Emergency proudly serves patients in Lacey and Olympia, WA.
Open 365 days a year
At Olympia Pet Emergency, you can always access our full complement of emergency services without an appointment. We treat both walk-in patients and referrals for urgent veterinary care.
