About Pet+E.R.
Pet+E.R. provides emergency veterinary services for pets in Cockeysville, Maryland, offering local support when animals need prompt professional attention. Conveniently located at 10626 York Rd, Pet+E.R. offers on-site services designed to give pet owners a dependable place to turn during urgent situations. For more information about available services, customers can contact the business directly at +1 410-252-8387. With a customer rating of 4.20 out of 5 based on 1,696 reviews, Pet+E.R. has earned strong feedback from the local community and visiting pet owners. The facility includes wheelchair-accessible parking, a wheelchair-accessible entrance, and a wheelchair-accessible toilet, helping make visits more convenient for a wider range of customers. Additional amenities include gender-neutral toilets and a restroom, providing practical comfort during what may be a stressful visit. Pet+E.R. accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments for added convenience. Whether you are seeking more information about emergency veterinary care or need to contact the facility about an immediate concern, Pet+E.R. offers an accessible local option for pet owners in Cockeysville and the surrounding area.
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We brought our Dalmatian puppy Koda in on a busy night. Staff did their best to communicate with me throughout his entire stay in the ICU. Although it wasn’t a great prognosis, I cannot thank the team at Pet ER enough for taking care of him. They’ve bought us a little more time with our pup. ❤️
My local vet diagnosed my sick dog with an intestinal blockage. She referred me to Pet ER and called them to alert that I was on the way. Upon arriving there, I was greeted with “we were expecting you!” I filled out some paperwork, Cody was admitted and diagnostics began. He spent 2 nights there. During that time either a …
Can't say enough good things about the Pet-ER. Was pretty certain my Boxer Luna was going to need a Rhinoscopy to remove a foxtail from her nose. After calling all around and no one else had the capability. My dog was quickly triaged. We had a fairly long wait afterwards. However that was understandable as other pets came in that …
My 11 year old Spaniel was having difficulty breathing and coughing due to lung cancer, I took Django in for a quality of life evaluation. Unfortunately the cancer had spread to his body. The staff at Pet ER was very professional, friendly and caring during this trying time. I highly recommend The Pet ER to anyone needing to get the …
Very caring staff, communications excellent, expensive but they’re 24/7 so I get it. My cat needed to be monitored overnight and their treatments helped. I was able to bring him home the next day. Very clean and comfortable waiting area. Happy with the experience, thank you Pet+ER!
We had a great experience at Pet ER. Our young puppy swallowed a little rubber toy, and we took her over to Pet ER. They were able to take her in right away, they gave her some medicine that induced vomiting and she was able to get the toy out! Then they gave her some anti-nausea medicine and gave us …
We had a great experience during a weekend emergency. The entire staff from the front desk, the triage technician, veterinarian to the discharge technician were all wonderful. They made sure we were comfortable with the treatment plan, offered additional help and made a stressful situation so much easier for our family. We are grateful for the care they showed our …
Doctors and staff were amazing. I can’t say enough for the amazing care they gave my cat while in there. They communicated with me often, were very clear on what was going on and how the treatment plan would go. I love that this place has visiting hours it made me feel a lot better knowing I could come in …
What a week. Had my doggie Kota in for surgery on Monday and everything went very well. Two days later my other doggie, Kody, had a small stroke and had to be brought in to the ER. Once again the team was very responsive and caring. They treated him quickly and as of today both doggies are doing well and …
Since April 20th of this year, we have been walking into the veterinary ER with heavy hearts, carrying the weight of my 20‑pound Lhasa Poo’s recovery after he was attacked by another animal. Every visit felt like another chapter in a story we never wanted to be part of. The long waits, the anxious updates, and the constant fear of …
