Providing After-Hours Emergency in Blountville
Emergencies tend to happen when we least expect them. At Airport Pet Emergency Clinic, we're here for you and your pets when you need us most.
Serving the Tri-Cities area of Northeast Tennessee
At Airport Pet Emergency Clinic we offer emergency services and critical care monitoring on weekday evenings, overnight, weekends, and holidays.
Airport Pet Emergency Clinic provides after-hours emergency veterinary services for dogs and cats in the Tri-Cities area of Northeast Tennessee and surrounding areas.
Our emergency veterinary clinic, located in Blountville, provides emergency care on evenings, weekends and holidays, as well as critical care monitoring and emergency surgeries.
The high-quality emergency vet care we provide at our clinic has given us a reputation for being a premier emergency animal hospital serving Northeast Tennessee and surrounding states including Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia.
Basic first-aid strategies may help stabilize your pet for transport. Once you feel confident transporting your pet, head to our Blountville veterinary hospital immediately. Call us ahead of time if you can.
Slowly and calmly approach your dog, kneel down and call their name. If there is any indication of aggression, back away and call for help. If your pet seems passive, construct a makeshift stretcher and gently lift him or her onto it while supporting the neck and back areas.
To help prevent your cat from biting, if they experience pain as you stabilize them, gently place a blanket or towel over their head. Slowly lift your cat and place him or her in an open-topped carrier or box, supporting the head and neck area carefully as you do so.
The veterinary team at Airport Pet Emergency Clinic shares tips and advice to help you keep your pets safe in the event of an emergency situation.
Your cat or dog injured themselves and are bleeding. No need to panic. Below are some basic first aid steps our Blountville vets want you to know how to do when your pet is bleeding before you can get them to the vet.
It can be alarming when you see blood in your dog's poop, so it is important for owners to know when to be concerned. In this post, our Blountville veterinarians discuss some possible reasons there could be blood in your dog's stool and when it is an emergency.
It's not always immediately easy to tell if your pet is choking on something, so it is important to be able to recognize the signs. On top of this, not many owners know what to do in a situation where their pet has something lodged in their throat. Here, our Blountville vets share how to tell if your pet is choking and what to do in this emergency situation.
Airport Pet Emergency Clinic proudly serves patients in Blountville, TN and the Tri-Cities area of Northeast Tennessee.
Monday to Thursday: 5:30 pm - 8:00 am (overnight)
Friday: open at 5:30 pm
Saturday: 24 Hours
Sunday: 24 Hours
(close on Monday at 8:00 am)
Open 24 hrs on all Major Holidays