24/7 Emergency & Critical Care

24/7 Emergency Vet Care / Urgent Care in Anaheim - CASE Animal Hospital Open 24/7

CASE Veterinary Hospital: Emergency Veterinary Care + Urgent Care, 24/7, 365

At Case Animal Hospital in Anaheim, we understand that medical emergencies rarely happen at convenient times. When your pet needs immediate care, our emergency and critical care team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year to provide skilled, compassionate treatment.

Our Anaheim emergency hospital is equipped to stabilize, diagnose, and treat pets during urgent and life-threatening situations with calm expertise and clear communication.

Around-the-Clock Emergency Veterinary Care

Case Animal Hospital Anaheim provides continuous emergency medical care and monitoring for pets in crisis, all day, all night, weekends, and on holidays. Our emergency doctors, technicians, and support staff work together to ensure timely treatment and ongoing observation when it matters most.

We coordinate care closely with your primary care veterinarian to support continuity of treatment and informed decision-making. From initial stabilization to discharge planning, your pet’s comfort, and recovery remain our top priorities.

24/7 Emergency Vet Care / Urgent Care in Anaheim - CASE Animal Hospital Open 24/7

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657-999-1150

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1400 N Burton Place
Anaheim, CA 92806

Emergency Conditions Treated at Our Hospital

It can be difficult to know when a situation is truly an emergency. While pets can have off days, certain signs should never be ignored. If you notice any sudden or severe changes in your pet’s health or behavior, emergency care may be necessary. Signs that may indicate a medical emergency include:

  • Difficulty breathing, gagging, or choking
  • Weakness, inability to walk, or sudden collapse
  • Seizures – lasting more than 3 minutes or occurring repeatedly

  • Swollen or distended abdomen
  • Persistent or unproductive vomiting
  • Excessive bleeding or open wounds
  • Inability or straining to urinate
  • Disorientation, confusion, or bumping into objects
  • Visible pain such as whining, shaking, or hiding
  • Sudden changes in appetite or behavior
  • Trauma (wounds, fractures, burns, eye injuries, or lacerations)

  • Heatstroke or frostbite
  • Being hit by a car or involved in an accident
  • Ingestion of toxic or harmful substances
  • Sudden illness, signs of distress, and more
  • Digital radiography (X-rays)
  • Ultrasound imaging when indicated
  • In-house laboratory testing for rapid results
  • IV fluids and emergency medications
  • Oxygen support
  • Pain management and supportive therapies
  • Emergency surgical coordination when needed
  • Continuous monitoring and hospitalization

Advanced Diagnostics

Accurate diagnosis is essential during emergencies. Our Anaheim facility offers advanced diagnostics and in-house testing to support rapid medical decision-making to expedite treatment without unnecessary wait. Emergency diagnostic and treatment capabilities may include:

Meet Our Emergency Staff

Dr. Sam Rafia, DVM - CASE Animal Hospital in Anaheim

Dr. Sam
Rafia

DVM, DVSC, ECFVG
Dr. Ali Haghnazary, DVM - CASE Animal Hospital in Anaheim

Dr. Ali
Haghnazary

DVM
Dr. Esther Yang, DVM - CASE Animal Hospital in Anaheim

Dr. Esther
Yang

DVM
Dr Cristina Winslow, DVM

Dr. Cristina
Winslow

DVM
Dr Cristina Guijon DVM

Dr. Cristina
Guijon

DVM
Dr Kyla Arreola DVM

Dr. Kyla
Arreola

DVM
Emergency Care

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any additional questions, or wish to speak with someone, please contact our office today.

A pet emergency includes any sudden or severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing, seizures, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, trauma, inability to urinate, persistent vomiting or diarrhea, severe pain, or sudden weakness or paralysis. If you’re unsure, it’s always safest to seek emergency care right away.
No appointment is needed. Our emergency team is available 24/7 to evaluate pets as soon as they arrive. Patients are prioritized based on medical urgency to ensure the most critical cases receive immediate attention.
If your pet is injured or unstable, handle them as gently as possible and transport them immediately. Do not give food, water, or medications unless instructed. If safe to do so, bring any relevant medical records or medications, but do not delay care to gather them.
Visit length varies depending on your pet’s condition and required treatment. Some pets may be stabilized and discharged the same day, while others may need ongoing monitoring or hospitalization. Our team will keep you informed throughout the process.
Yes. With your permission, we communicate with your primary care veterinarian to share exam findings, diagnostics, and treatment plans to ensure continuity of care once your pet is discharged.
Absolutely. We provide 24/7 monitoring and critical care for pets who require hospitalization. Our medical team continuously monitors vital signs and comfort, adjusting treatment as needed throughout the day and night.
Costs vary based on your pet’s condition, diagnostics, and treatment needs. After an initial assessment, we will review recommended care and provide an estimate before proceeding whenever possible. Our goal is to be transparent while prioritizing your pet’s safety and comfort.

Dogs and Cats Helped

89,626

Areas of Expertise

Our veterinary hospital is proud to offer a wide range of services to the Anaheim community. All services are performed by out highly experienced specialists who have only one goal in mind: healing your dog or cat so that they can come back home.

  • 24/7 Emergency Care
  • Critical Care
  • Urgent Care
  • Neurology
  • Neurosurgery
  • Internal Medicine
  • Oncology
  • Surgery
  • Advanced Imaging
  • Cardiology
  • Anesthesia
  • Stereotactic Brain Biopsy
  • Ophthalmology
  • Pain Management

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CASE Animal Hospital

1400 N Burton Pl
Anaheim, CA 92806
657-999-1150

Office Hours

Monday through Sunday
Open 24 Hours a Day