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Pet Emergency Treatment

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Welcome to Pet Emergency Treatment Inc Pet Emergency Treatment is an AAHA-Accredited facility open 24-hours to provide emergency and critical care. We specialize predominately in the emergency treatment of sick and injured animals. We work closely with your pet’s regular veterinarian and send our findings to them for follow-up care. Our facility is equipped to handle all types of small animal emergencies including traumas, bite wound injuries, respiratory emergencies, gastrointestinal emergencies, endocrine emergencies, re... read more

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2320 E. Dowling Road, Anchorage, AK, 99507, United States

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Emma R. 
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a week ago

Arrived around 5:50 pm, my dog had been violently sick throwing up worms since 4am. My husband had called and was told that since she was throwing them up we needed to bring her in sometime the same day, that they could get her in within 10-15 minutes. My dog and I were then placed in the quarantine room for about 3 hours. I then said that we could wait in the car as my phone was dying. During our stay in the quarantine room my dog was consistently throwing up still. At the time we arrived there was only one person ahead of ... read more

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Tia R. 
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2 weeks ago

the customer service was the only reason I feel this place deserves more than than 1 stars. The front desk workers were friendly and accommodating to the fact that I had to bring my young baby with me. However this does not make up for the extreme price gouging that happens here. My cat was seen for what turned out to be a dislocation injury to his back leg, that I was told would need a consultation for surgery. They set the leg in a cast as a temporary measure, but not a permanent or long term solution. Just purely as tr... read more

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Samantha B. 
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a month ago

Service here is straight up 5 stars. The compassion, the humanity, the patience, the willingness the effort.... it's all sublime. But price gouging to take advantage of people who are dealing with incredible amounts of pain, making it so you have to consider taking a loan out against your house to save your pet, charging literally thousands of dollars for basic help in emergency situations is so beyond immoral. There is no humanity in that, there is no excuse for it. Greed is disgusting. Being forced to kill your pet becaus... read more

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Scot S. 
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a month ago

Hire Vets. that are qualified to preform the simplest tasks . The one working tonight isn't qualified to write a health certificate. Exactly what medical education or I Q is required to write a simple medical health certificate ? Obviously one that requires more than a third grade education. I DO NOT RECOMMEND PAYING FOR ANY SERVICES AT THIS SO CALLED EMERGENCY PET HOSPITAL!!!! WHY ARE THEY EVEN OPEN 24/7 ?!?!? 

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Brittany J. 
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2 months ago

All I know is that when I brought my dog in after getting attacked no one even came out to look at or triage her. No one except the front desk staff even bothered to acknowledge us after we checked in. My dog had two bleeding puncture wounds in her face and we just got told she kept getting pushed back on the wait list after waiting for 6 hours. I understand the more urgent cases get priority but the fact that not even a bandage for the bleeding was offered is ridiculous. Save your time and money. This is the worst emergency... read more

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Kevin B. 
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4 months ago

The billing is incredibly sketchy. Prices and quotes changing in minutes, by hundreds of dollar. Several different quotes in different formats, all with different sums we already paid. They even charged $90 to put in a catheter, that she received and was paid for at a previous vet. 

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R D. 
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a year ago

I called PET when we left our remote property and told them our situation (pyometra) and that we were coming in, we got there in about 3 hours (2:15 am). It was 3:30 am before a tech came out to take my dog's temperature. While we were waiting, I was wiping up their floor because she was just lying in the waiting room. The tech offered us a towel for her to lay on and told me that the doctor had just finished a procedure and would see us shortly. At 6 am, I asked the receptionist about the doctor's schedule. Jose told m... read more

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Lauren F. 
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2 years ago

I took my dog here for care after a diagnosis of IMT- his immune system had attacked his platelets and he was at severe risk of death. After 1 day they tried to convince me to take him home. Other vets I had spoke to advised against this as to high risk of spontaneous bleeding out. After day 2, they told me that there was nothing they could do that I couldn't do at home and he was essentially "taking up space in a kennel." His platelets were still at ZERO! Not to mention, any time I tried to call for a check up, I was placed... read more

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Jordie M. 
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2 years ago

our cat got a head injury and the staff were more worried about money than anything else. they asked us to pay 1200$ before they even told us what was wrong with our cat. we decided to have her hospitalized for 2 days and so we paid the 1200$. the next day I didn't receive a call so I called them and they were like "we were trying to get a hold of you, is this your new number?" and it was the same number we have been using and even signed up with. they asked us to come to feed her since she was struggling and when we came th... read more

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Pet Emergency Treatment has a 4.1 star rating with 1,510 reviews. 

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