Comprehensive Veterinary Services
Comprehensive Veterinary Services
Pet Emergency Care in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
Emergency Medicine and Critical Care at Noah’s Ark Animal Clinics

When something goes wrong with your pet, the hardest part is often the unknown. Is this serious? Can it wait until tomorrow? Should we be in the car right now?
Noah’s Ark Animal Clinics are equipped to offer same day availability to treat patients with acute illness and injury, and to provide ongoing care for critically ill or injured dogs and cats during normal office hours. With five locations across Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, there is a good chance help is closer than you think.
We are an independent, family owned practice with more than 100 years of veterinary roots in this community, and we treat your pet just like our own. In an emergency, that means fast triage, clear communication, and doing everything we can to get your pet the care they need, when they need it.
Common Emergencies We Treat
Our full service hospitals at Colerain, West Chester, and Ft. Wright regularly manage cases involving toxin ingestion, bloat, urinary obstruction, traumatic injury, respiratory distress, seizures and neurologic events, heatstroke, allergic reactions, complications of diabetes, and acute abdominal pain.
Because our locations offer surgical services, radiology and ultrasound diagnostics, an in network laboratory, and advanced pain management, many emergencies can be diagnosed and treated within our network rather than being handed off elsewhere. That continuity matters in urgent situations, both for your pet and for your family.
After Hours and Emergency Preparedness
Our clinics provide emergency medicine and critical care during normal office hours. For emergencies that occur overnight, on holidays, or when our doors are closed, we recommend identifying a local 24 hour emergency veterinary hospital in advance and keeping the number somewhere you can find it quickly.
Noah’s Ark Animal Clinics now offers TeleHealth appointments with a Licensed Veterinary Technician to help provide you with appropriate next-step guidance if you are unsure if a situation is urgent. TeleHealth can help you decide if your concern can wait for an appointment, or direct you to the right place if hands-on care is needed.
Preparing for an emergency before you are in one is one of the most useful things a pet owner can do. Know where you would go, know how you would get there, and keep a copy of your pet’s medical records and medication list accessible.


