Puget Sound Center for Veterinary Medicine (PSCVM)
Providing Emergency Services for Dogs & Cats

Emergency—what you hope never happens to you. We are here to help when your pet is critically injured or becomes ill after office hours. Over the phone, we can help determine if your pet needs to be seen by a doctor right away. The most common problems we treat are vomiting, diarrhea, and trauma, such as pets hit by a car. PSCVM offers after hours small animal emergency and critical care service for pets.

Remember, if you think you have an emergency, use the phone to contact your regular vet or an emergency pet hospital. Do not use email, call.

Telephone
360-568-9111.

Hours
6 PM – 8 AM Monday–Friday
Saturday 8 AM until 8 AM Monday

Directions
11308 92nd Street SE, Snohomish, WA 98290 (Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital)

From I-405 northbound
Take exit #23-East (Hwy 522), go 2-3 miles, exit to Hwy 9 (Snohomish/Arlington), go north about 10 miles on Hwy 9, take the Snohomish exit just after the Snohomish River bridge, turn right at the end of the exit (2nd St.) and follow through town. PVH is on the right just past the east city limits, before getting to 88th St.

From I-5 at Everett
Take exit #194 (Hwy 2 East), stay on Hwy 2 for approx. 8 miles, take Snohomish/88th St. exit, turn right at end of exit, downhill and around curve to right. PVH is on the left just after the curve.

Prepare for an Emergency
You can be prepared for an emergency by learning how to tell if you have an emergency, knowing what to do in an emergency, and having a first aid kit ready. Explore the links below for information and suggestions.

• Safety tips in an emergency
• First aid checklist for pets
• Pet first aid
• ASPCA National Animal Poison Control Center — 888-4ANI-HELP (888-426-4435).
  $55.00 per case (Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express). The Center will do as many follow-up calls as necessary in critical cases, and at the owners request will contact their veterinarian. These follow-up calls can be made by calling 888-299-2973. The Center also provides via fax specific treatment protocols and current literature citations when indicated.
• Disaster preparedness for pets
• AVMA safety tips includes suggestions for traveling and seasonal safety.

see also:

• Euthanasia & Saying Goodbye
• Read more about Dogs and Cats in our Animals section.
• Meet our Doctors