Concordia Pet Care provides 24-hour veterinary emergency care in Happy Valley, Hong Kong, 365 days a year. Veterinarians are on site around the clock to assess dogs and cats requiring urgent attention. For exotic pets, please telephone before travelling so the emergency team can advise on immediate support and confirm the availability of an exotic-animal clinician.
Our hospital provides emergency veterinary care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The following situations usually require prompt veterinary assessment:
Urethral obstruction
Acute vomiting and diarrhoea
Seizure
Gastric dilatation-volvulus
Road traffic accident
High-rise syndrome
Poisoning
Dog bites
Heat stroke
Breathing difficulty
Inability to walk
Recognizing when your pet is in a life-threatening situation is crucial. While we hope you never have to experience an animal emergency, it's essential to be aware of the signs that indicate immediate vet attention is needed.
If your pet exhibits any of the following symptoms, seek our 24-hour emergency vet care immediately:
Difficulty breathing or rapid, shallow breaths
Uncontrollable bleeding
Seizures
Sudden collapse or weakness
Severe vomiting or diarrhoea (especially if containing blood)
Inability to urinate or defecate
Swelling or pain in the abdomen
Loss of consciousness or disorientation
Eye injuries or discharge
Severe lameness or inability to walk
Excessive drooling or foaming at the mouth
Tremors or shaking
Coma
Pale or yellow gums
When your pet needs urgent care, we understand it's a stressful time. Here's what you can expect when you arrive at our 24-hour vet clinic:
Step 1 - Triage: The team assesses the presenting problem and vital signs so that the most urgent patients can be prioritised.
Step 2 - Veterinary Examination: The veterinarian examines the patient, reviews the history and current medication, and decides whether laboratory or imaging tests are needed.
Step 3 - Initial Plan: Based on the information available, the veterinarian explains the recommended tests and treatment, material risks and estimated costs. Emergency plans may change as the patient's condition develops.
Step 4 - Investigation and Treatment: Depending on clinical need, the team can use on-site laboratory testing, diagnostic imaging, surgery suites and intensive care facilities.
Step 5 - Caring Support: Our team is here to support you and your pet during this difficult time. We'll keep you updated on your pet's progress and answer any questions to help you feel informed and reassured.
The emergency service is delivered by an experienced veterinary and nursing team. Patients are triaged according to clinical urgency, and the team can coordinate on-site diagnostics, stabilisation, surgery, hospitalisation or referral where appropriate. Complex cases may involve input from clinicians with relevant advanced training, subject to availability and the patient's needs.
The hospital has 6 consulting rooms, 2 purpose-built surgery suites and independent intensive care units, with separate wards for dogs, cats and exotic animals. On-site facilities include a laboratory, ultrasound, CT, endoscopy, X-ray and surgical equipment to support emergency assessment and treatment.
Our vet clinic is located at LG & P1, No. 5-7, Blue Pool Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong, and is easily accessible via various public transport options:
Citybus: Take routes 1, 1M, 1P, 8X, or 19P and alight at the Happy Valley (Lower) Bus Terminus. We're just a 1-minute walk from there.
Minibus: Hop on Minibus 5 or 30 and get off on Wong Nai Chung Road (near Blue Pool Road). Our clinic is only a 1-minute walk away.
Tram: Utilize the Kennedy Town - Happy Valley / Happy Valley - Shau Kei Wan tram lines. Disembark at the Happy Valley Terminus, and you'll reach us with a short 2-minute walk.
Veterinarians are on site around the clock, with access to diagnostic, surgical and hospital facilities when clinically indicated.
Veterinarians are on site 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Emergency patients are triaged and stabilised by the duty team, with further input arranged according to clinical need and clinician availability.
The veterinary and nursing team has experience caring for dogs, cats and exotic animals. Support for exotic emergencies depends on the species, clinical need and availability of an exotic-animal clinician, so owners should call before travelling.
Situated in Happy Valley, our clinic is easily accessible by various public transport options, making it simpler for you to reach us quickly during an emergency.
For breathing difficulty, collapse, seizures, severe bleeding, inability to urinate or sudden loss of mobility, call 2679 1000 and seek veterinary care without delay.