Emergency Veterinary Services in Orangeville
Prompt medical attention and walk-in care during regular clinic hours - with no additional emergency examination fee.
Prompt, Compassionate Emergency Pet Care
At Broadway Animal Hospital in Orangeville, we understand that pet emergencies can happen unexpectedly. During our regular business hours, we provide comprehensive emergency veterinary services to ensure your pet receives prompt medical attention when they need it most. Our experienced team is equipped to diagnose and treat a wide range of urgent medical and surgical conditions.
No Extra Emergency Exam Fee During Regular Hours
We believe quality emergency veterinary care should be accessible. We do not charge an additional emergency examination surcharge during our regular business hours, allowing your pet to receive timely care without unexpected extra consultation costs.

Our Emergency Services Include
Our clinical team is equipped to manage urgent veterinary situations including, but not limited to:
Foreign Body Surgery
Pets, especially dogs and cats, can ingest foreign objects that may cause life-threatening intestinal obstruction. Our experienced veterinarians perform foreign body surgeries, including the removal of linear foreign bodies such as thread, string, and dental floss, which are commonly seen in cats.
Caesarean Section (C-Section)
We provide emergency caesarean sections for pets experiencing complications during labour to help ensure the safety of both the mother and her puppies or kittens.
Dog Fight & Bite Wounds
Bite wounds can cause serious tissue damage and infection. Our team provides prompt assessment, wound management, pain control, and treatment to reduce the risk of complications.
Blocked Cat Care
Urinary blockage is a life-threatening emergency in cats requiring immediate treatment. We provide emergency stabilization, urinary catheterization, hospitalization, and ongoing management. For complicated or recurrent cases, we also offer Perineal Urethrostomy (PU) surgery at an affordable price.
Acute Vomiting
Sudden or persistent vomiting may indicate a serious underlying illness. We diagnose the cause and provide appropriate treatment to stabilize your pet and relieve discomfort.
Porcupine Quill Removal
Our veterinarians safely remove porcupine quills under appropriate sedation or anesthesia to minimize pain, reduce the risk of infection, and prevent further tissue injury.
Toxicity Treatment
If your pet has been exposed to a poisonous substance, early treatment is essential. We provide emergency care for many common toxicities, including:
- Chocolate toxicity in dogs
- Onion and garlic toxicity in dogs
- Lily toxicity in cats
- THC (marijuana) toxicity in dogs
- Windshield washer fluid (ethylene glycol) toxicity in dogs and cats
Systemic Disease Management
We provide intensive medical care for serious conditions such as kidney disease, liver disease, pancreatitis, severe gastroenteritis, bloody diarrhea, and other systemic illnesses.
Walk-In Emergency Care
During our regular business hours, emergency patients are welcome on a walk-in basis - no appointment is necessary. We understand that emergencies cannot wait, and our team will make every effort to assess and treat your pet as quickly as possible.
We also do not charge an additional emergency examination fee during our regular business hours, allowing your pet to receive prompt emergency care without extra emergency consultation costs.
Hours of Walk-In Availability:
Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Call Clinic: 519-940-0899After-Hours Emergency Care
Broadway Animal Hospital currently provides emergency and urgent care during our regular business hours only. If your pet requires emergency care outside of our business hours, we recommend contacting:
Emergency Veterinary Clinic Highway 10
Address: 1 Wexford Rd #10, Brampton, ON L6Z 2W1
Phone: (905) 495-9907
We recommend calling the emergency hospital before your arrival so their team can prepare for your pet’s emergency.
Frequently Asked Questions: Pet Emergencies in Orangeville
What constitutes a pet emergency that requires immediate walk-in care?
A veterinary medical emergency includes severe trauma (hit by a car, animal bites), acute respiratory distress or choking, sudden collapse or inability to stand, active unprovoked seizures, suspected poisoning or ingestion of toxic substances (such as chocolate, rodenticides, or human prescription drugs), male cats straining unsuccessfully to urinate (urinary blockage), swollen or rigid abdomen with unproductive retching (GDV or bloat), and severe bleeding that does not stop after three minutes of continuous pressure. If your dog or cat exhibits any of these signs, proceed immediately to Broadway Animal Hospital during clinic hours.
Is there an extra fee for walk-in emergency visits during regular clinic hours?
No. Broadway Animal Hospital does not charge a surcharge or additional emergency examination fee during our regular business hours (Monday through Friday 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM). Emergency walk-in patients are triaged promptly based on clinical urgency, allowing pet parents in Orangeville, Caledon, and Dufferin County to receive urgent medical care without unexpected premium consultation fees.
Serving Pets & Families in Orangeville & Beyond
Broadway Animal Hospital proudly serves pets and families in Orangeville, Caledon, Shelburne, Brampton, and surrounding communities. Our experienced veterinary team and modern medical facility are committed to providing high-quality emergency medical and surgical care during our regular business hours.
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency during our business hours, please contact us or come directly to the hospital so we can provide timely care.