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NRVES is a dynamic and growing veterinary hospital that offers a comprehensive approach to pet health.

We're proud to provide compassionate care for all of our patients and believe that the right people are just as important as the right skill set. Each member of our team is committed to cultivating an environment where you can grow in your role. We are looking for people with a growth mindset and ready to join us on our mission of making pets and their owners feel better. Please don't hesitate to reach out if you are interested in one of our open positions - or if you have further questions about working with us.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common medical concerns and frequently asked questions.

Diarrhea

There are many causes of diarrhea in dogs and cats. It could be simply eating something that does not agree with the digestive system or something as severe as a potentially fatal viral infection. The doctor will help you formulate a treatment plan after taking a detailed history and performing a physical exam.

Vomiting

Vomiting is a very common problem. In younger pets, it’s more likely to be caused by eating abnormal material or food that is indigestible. Bones, corn cobs, toys, and rocks are commonly found in foreign bodies causing blockage and severe vomiting. Some patients will need surgery to remove the foreign bodies.

Yearly blood work is recommended to screen for disease in older pets.

If Your Pet Is Not Eating

Anything that makes your pet sick can cause it to stop eating. Pain, toxins, infection, internal disease, cancer, etc., can cause a pet to feel too bad to eat. After taking a medical history and performing a physical exam, your veterinarian will decide what tests to run first to make a diagnosis. The longer the condition is left untreated, the worse the outcome will be.

Please do not wait until it’s too late to treat.

Skin Irritation

Based on the history and physical exam findings, your veterinarian will help you formulate a treatment plan to help your pet feel better soon. Usually, infection-induced skin problems are easier to treat and cure.

What To Expect When You Arrive

Upon arrival at New River Veterinary Emergency Services, your pet undergoes a thorough evaluation, mirroring the triage process in a human hospital’s emergency room. Priority is accorded to pets with life-threatening conditions, ensuring immediate attention to those in critical need.

Once at our facility, your pet will be promptly ushered into our treatment area. With a blend of care and compassion, our team will conduct a thorough examination and administer necessary diagnostic tests, providing regular updates on your pet’s condition.

Rest assured that a dedicated doctor is on duty around the clock for pets requiring hospitalization. The discharge process (Monday AM) is flexible, allowing hospitalized patients to be released anytime. Upon discharge, we take the initiative to send comprehensive medical records to your regular veterinarian, ensuring a seamless continuum of care for your pet’s health.

Payment Assistance

We recommend applying to CareCredit and Scratchpay first.

CareCredit helps you pay for out-of-pocket healthcare expenses for you, your family, and even your pets!	Simple, pet friendly payment plans; apply online.	This nonprofit organization offers grant money so pet caregivers can afford urgent and emergency vet treatment for pets.
Help economically challenged pet owners struggling with extraordinary veterinary expenses	A non-profit foundation dedicated to finding cures and saving pets with cancer	A nonprofit group that aids families whose dogs and cats are in need of non-routine veterinary care.
This organization helps financially for dogs and cats with urgent veterinary needs.	Provides pet financial assistance to low-income pet owners who are having trouble paying expensive vet bills.	The group provides assistance for dogs fighting cancer.
A nonprofit group that assists pets in need of veterinary care for cancer treatment, heart disease, and other non-basic or emergency care.	A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, is dedicated to keeping companion animals and their families together.	A group that gives financial aid for major illnesses and emergency veterinary care.
This organization assists when your pet needs financial help for “extraordinary” veterinary expenses to save their life.	A nonprofit agency that aids families struggling financially to pay for vet care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What To Expect When You Arrive

Upon arrival at New River Veterinary Emergency Services, your pet undergoes a thorough evaluation, mirroring the triage process in a human hospital’s emergency room. Priority is accorded to pets with life-threatening conditions, ensuring immediate attention to those in critical need.

Take the Worry Out of Pet Care.

Pet insurance helps reduce the financial risk of unexpected veterinary costs. The right coverage plan can buy you priceless peace of mind when it comes to your pet’s health.

Payment Assistance

We recommend applying to CareCredit and Scratchpay first.

CareCredit helps you pay for out-of-pocket healthcare expenses for you, your family, and even your pets!

Simple, pet friendly payment plans; apply online.

This nonprofit organization offers grant money so pet caregivers can afford urgent and emergency vet treatment for pets.

Help economically challenged pet owners struggling with extraordinary veterinary expenses

A non-profit foundation dedicated to finding cures and saving pets with cancer

A nonprofit group that aids families whose dogs and cats are in need of non-routine veterinary care.

This organization helps financially for dogs and cats with urgent veterinary needs.

Provides pet financial assistance to low-income pet owners who are having trouble paying expensive vet bills.

The group provides assistance for dogs fighting cancer.

A nonprofit group that assists pets in need of veterinary care for cancer treatment, heart disease, and other non-basic or emergency care.

A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization, is dedicated to keeping companion animals and their families together.

A group that gives financial aid for major illnesses and emergency veterinary care.

This organization assists when your pet needs financial help for “extraordinary” veterinary expenses to save their life.

A nonprofit agency that aids families struggling financially to pay for vet care.