Urgent Cat Care

Because sick cats don’t wait for business hours.

New in 2022!

Urgent Cat Care Services

We know that life is busy, and cats don’t pay attention to business hours when they get sick. Just Cats Clinic offers limited late evening and weekend appointment hours for cats that need to be seen promptly but aren’t so sick they need to go to a 24-hour emergency hospital.

Availability

These appointment times are available only for urgent care. If you need to have your cat seen for routine preventive care, chronic problems (going on for more than two weeks), progress exams or technician appointments, please set up an appointment during our regular operating hours (Monday-Friday 8:00am-7:00pm). In the event we diagnose a condition that is beyond the ability of an urgent care practice, we will help refer you to an ER that can admit your cat for treatment.

Emergency Hours

7pm – 11pm – Monday through Friday
1pm – 6pm – Saturday and Sunday

Availability

These appointment times are available only for urgent care. If you need to have your cat seen for routine preventive care, chronic problems (going on for more than two weeks), progress exams or technician appointments, please set up an appointment during our regular operating hours (Monday-Friday 8:00am-7:00pm). In the event we diagnose a condition that is beyond the ability of an urgent care practice, we will help refer you to an ER that can admit your cat for treatment.

Emergency Hours

7pm – 11pm – Monday through Friday
1pm – 6pm – Saturday and Sunday

FAQs

How does it work?

Appointments for urgent care will be made available the same day during the week and the day before on the weekends. Appointments must be requested by phone.

What does it cost?

Urgent care exams cost $200. Any diagnostic testing, treatment, or medications will be additional. Our doctors can put together itemized treatment plans during appointments so there are no surprises at checkout.

When do I need to take my cat straight to an ER?

Severe wounds
Profusely bleeding
Exposed organs or bones
Non or minimally responsive
Respiratory distress/difficulty breathing
Hit by car
Potential toxin ingestion – call the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435

24-hour Emergency Hospitals

These conditions require more extensive treatment and hospitalization than we are currently able to offer. If your cat is experiencing any of these symptoms please contact a local 24-hour Emergency Hospital.

Hope Advanced Veterinary Center
140 Park Street SE
Vienna, VA 22180
703-281-5121

VCA SouthPaws Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Center
8500 Arlington Blvd
Fairfax, VA 22031
703-752-9100

The LifeCentre
165 Fort Evans Rd NE
Leesburg, VA 20176
703-777-5755

When should I take my cat to an urgent care clinic?

Vomiting
Limping
Diarrhea
Inappetance

Eye Squinting or Discharge
Nasal Discharge
Blood in Urine
Urinary Tract Infection

Wounds or Abscess
Acute Coughing
Lethargy
Ear Infection