New Hours

Animal Emergency Hospital (AEH) has been honored to serve our community, providing 24/7 care for pets in need, for over ten years.

While we will continue to operate and provide care for pets in need, AEH is in a transition period. The nationwide labor shortage has hit the veterinary industry hard and we are struggling to hire enough staff to maintain 24/7 hours of operation.

To ensure that we maintain the quality of care you have come to expect from us, we are transitioning to a veterinary urgent care facility with hours of operation from 8am-8pm Friday through Monday, effective immediately.

We humbly thank you for the trust you have put in us to care for your family members over the years and we hope that you will continue to trust us with their care as we find a path forward in this difficult time. If you would like to read any news, information, and helpful tips from our team, please be sure to check out our blog.

Emergency

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Animal Emergency Hospital is pleased to offer the following emergency veterinary services to the pets of Burton, MI and the surrounding areas.

In-House Laboratory

In-House Pharmacy

Digital X-Ray

Ultrasound

Surgery

Ventilator

Oxygen Therapy

Fluid Therapy

Blood Transfusions

Is my pet experiencing an emergency?

Pets with the following symptoms should be seen ASAP:

  • Coughing and/or Respiratory Distress: difficult or labored breathing
  • Neurological Abnormalities: collapse, off balance, head tilt, seizures, circling, head pressing, visual deficiencies etc.
  • Seizures: more than one in 24 hours
  • Unproductive Retching or Dry Heaving
  • Rapid/Progressive Abdominal Distension
  • Vomiting and/or Inability to Hold Down Food/Water
  • Diarrhea or Straining to Defecate
  • Slow or Rapid Heart Rate
  • Bleeding from Orifices: mouth, nose, rectum, abnormal vaginal bleeding
  • Lethargy, Weakness
  • Pale Mucous Membranes: pale gum color
  • Inability to Urinate or Straining to Urinate
  • Difficult or Long labor
  • Toxin Ingestion
  • Trauma
  • Pain/Discomfort: trembling, yelping, unwillingness to move, aggressive behavior when moved
  • Squinting one or both eyes
  • Facial Swelling and/or Hives
  • Penis is Stuck Out of Sheath

If you are concerned about any symptoms that your pet may be experiencing, please call (810) 238-7557.
We recommend that all concerns warrant an exam and consultation with a veterinarian.

Compassionate, quality emergency care when your pet needs it most.

Location

1148 E. Bristol Rd.

Burton, MI 48529

Contact Info

Phone: (810) 238-7557
Fri-Mon: 8am-8pm

Having an emergency?

If you are concerned about any symptoms that your pet may be experiencing, please call (810) 238-7557. We recommend that all concerns warrant an exam and consultation with a veterinarian.

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