Urgent & Emergency Veterinary Care
Urgent & Emergency Veterinary Care in Ozark, MO
When your pet faces an urgent medical situation, every second matters. At McClure Veterinary Clinic, we provide compassionate and timely urgent care during regular business hours to help stabilize and treat your pet as quickly as possible. If your pet is experiencing sudden illness, pain, injury, or unusual behavior, please call us right away at (417) 731-4071 so our team can prepare for your arrival.
Immediate Veterinary Care for Sudden Illnesses, Injuries & Emergencies
When your pet suddenly becomes ill, injured, or shows concerning symptoms, quick action is essential. McClure Veterinary Clinic provides same-day urgent care during regular business hours and clear guidance for after-hours emergencies. If your pet is experiencing vomiting, injury, breathing issues, or unusual behavior, please call us right away so we can assess the situation and help you take the next step.
Our veterinary team is equipped to evaluate and treat a wide range of urgent medical needs, including:
• Vomiting, diarrhea, or sudden gastrointestinal issues
• Allergic reactions or facial swelling
• Limping, minor injuries, or sudden lameness
• Ear infections or eye concerns
• Coughing, nasal discharge, or breathing difficulties
• Pain, fever, or lethargy
• Wounds, cuts, or bites
• Seizures or collapse (if safe to transport)
We always do our best to accommodate same-day urgent appointments whenever available. Calling ahead helps us assess the situation, advise next steps, and prioritize your pet’s needs.
For emergencies that occur outside of our business hours, we refer all patients to:
Emergency Clinic of Southwest Missouri
📍 400 S Glenstone Ave, Springfield, MO 65802
📞 (417) 890-1600
This 24/7 facility is fully equipped to handle life-threatening or intensive emergency cases when our clinic is closed.
Visit EVC Website →If your pet experiences any of the following, seek emergency help right away:
• Difficulty breathing
• Severe trauma or bleeding
• Ingestion of toxins or foreign objects
• Seizures that last more than a few minutes
• Sudden inability to walk or stand
• Loss of consciousness
• Heatstroke symptoms
• Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
• Suspected broken bones
• Severe pain or distressIf you are unsure whether it is an emergency, call us first—we are here to guide you.
Schedule an Appointment
We’d love to meet you and your pet. Request an appointment today, and our team will follow up to confirm your visit and guide you through the next steps.
