7 days/week
Galaxy Vets Urgent Care & Walk-in : Ottawa
Our Guarantee:
See a vet within one hour from check-in time or get 50% off the consultation fee.
We`re your trusted partner for after-hours, same-day, and urgent veterinary care. Open every day from noon to midnight, including weekends and evenings. Text us for a fast assessment from our experienced vet team, or book your appointment online.
We work closely with your family veterinarian to keep your pet’s care seamless and stress-free — so urgent visits don’t disrupt their long-term health plan.
About Our Urgent Veterinary Care Clinic in Ottawa
At Galaxy Vets Urgent Care & Walk-In : Ottawa, we know that pet emergencies are stressful and often happen at the worst times. That’s why we’re open seven days a week, noon to midnight, with fast check-ins, transparent updates, and expert veterinary care. Whether it’s a weekend, a holiday, or late in the evening, we’re here.
When your regular vet is closed or fully booked, our Ottawa animal urgent care team is ready to step in — no long waits, no referral needed. Text us any time between noon and midnight for a rapid triage by our trained veterinary team.
If your pet has a primary care veterinarian, we coordinate with them and share updates from your urgent care visit to help support continuity of care.
Contact Us Immediately
Difficulty Breathing
Heavy panting, wheezing, choking, blue gums, or open-mouth breathing indicate a respiratory emergency.
Trauma
Falls, car accidents, bites, or sudden injuries require immediate veterinary evaluation, even if your pet “seems fine”.
Toxin Ingestion/Allergic Reaction
Signs include swelling, hives, vomiting, drooling, shaking, or trouble breathing. Time is critical! Seek emergency assistance right away.
Seizures
Any seizure episode is urgent, especially if it’s your pet’s first time or if multiple seizures occur close together.
Vomiting/Diarrhea
Repeated vomiting/diarrhea, blood in stool or vomit, or signs of abdominal pain can escalate quickly and require prompt care.
Bloated or Distended Abdomen
A swollen belly, pacing, restlessness, or unproductive retching may indicate GDV (“bloat”), a life-threatening emergency.
Inability to Urinate or Defecate
Straining with little or no output can signal a dangerous blockage, especially in male cats and dogs.
Paralysis/Severe Lameness
Sudden limb weakness or hind-leg paralysis may indicate spinal or neurological issues requiring immediate attention.
Uncontrolled Bleeding
Persistent bleeding, bloody urine/stool/vomit, or wounds that do not clot with pressure should be assessed right away.
Download our app today to have all your pet’s medical information in one convenient place.
Easy Online Scheduling
Book urgent care appointments with just a few taps.
Pet Health Diary
Document symptoms, changes in behavior, or upload photos to share directly with your veterinarian.
Post-Visit Communication
Access treatment notes, diagnoses, home care instructions, and documents immediately after your appointment. Have questions? Message our team in the app for quick support and peace of mind.
Monday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Tuesday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Wednesday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Thursday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Friday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Saturday: 12 PM – 12 AM
Sunday: 12 PM – 12 AM
