Who We Are

At BVECCS, we are the premier emergency veterinary clinic in Brisbane dedicated to providing top-quality care for pets in need of urgent medical attention. Our team of experienced emergency vets and nurses are available 24/7, including all weekends and public holidays, ensuring that your beloved pet receives the care they deserve no matter the time. Located in Albany Creek on Brisbane’s northside, we serve the north Brisbane area, including the Sunshine Coast, with a commitment to excellence in emergency pet care.

What We Do

As a 24-hour emergency vet clinic, BVECCS is fully equipped and prepared to handle a wide range of pet emergencies, from medical emergencies and severe trauma to toxin exposure and assistance during labor. With a combined experience of over 200 years, our team is devoted exclusively to providing the best possible care for pets requiring emergency after-hours vet services. We understand that emergencies can happen at any time, which is why we are here to help when your regular vet is not available.

Our services include immediate assessment and treatment of pets without the need for an appointment. Our trained staff will assist your pet from the vehicle if necessary, ensuring they receive prompt attention and care. We prioritize creating a comfortable and informative environment for you and your family during this stressful time, and our dedicated team is here to support you every step of the way.

Why You Should Use Us

Choosing BVECCS as your emergency vet clinic means entrusting your pet’s well-being to a team of compassionate professionals with a passion for providing exceptional care. We prioritize the health and safety of your furry family members, offering a level of expertise and dedication that sets us apart from other veterinary services in the area. With convenient location and 24-hour availability, we are always here when you need us most, ensuring that your pet receives timely and effective treatment in their time of need.

What Can You Ask?

• What are the common signs that my pet may need emergency care?
• How can I prepare for a pet emergency ahead of time?
• What types of emergencies do you typically treat at BVECCS?
• Are there any specific precautions I should take with my pet to prevent emergencies?
• How can I contact BVECCS in case of an emergency?
• What aftercare services do you provide for pets following emergency treatment?