Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic

Home
United States
Garden Grove, CA
Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic

Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic has been serving the community since 1975.

We are committed to providing quality after-hours emergency and critical care for your pet. Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic operates two full-service pet emergency clinics: one in Fullerton and one in Garden Grove. We focus solely on providing high-quality, after-hours pet emergency care for car accidents, dog fights, trauma, poisonings, emergency C-sections, and any other pet emergency. We also provide overnight monitoring and care for pets referred by area veterinarians. We are open when your regular veterinarian is closed to ensure access to high-quality care whenever your pet needs it.

02/27/2026

Increased thirst in cats isn’t something to ignore.

Drinking more water can be a sign of serious underlying conditions like kidney disease, diabetes, hyperthyroidism, or infection. If you’re noticing frequent trips to the water bowl (or litter box), it’s worth getting checked.

Open Hours:
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7, 365 days a year
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM – 8 AM (Mon–Fri), 24 hours weekends & holidays

02/25/2026

V**e pens, cartridges, and e-liquids contain ni****ne, and even small amounts can be toxic to pets.

Signs of ni****ne poisoning can include vomiting, drooling, tremors, seizures, rapid heart rate, or collapse. This is not a “wait and see” situation.

If your pet chews on or ingests a va**ng device, seek emergency care immediately.

Open Hours:
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7, 365 days a year
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM – 8 AM (Mon–Fri), 24 hours weekends & holidays

02/23/2026

Anesthesia can feel scary. But modern veterinary anesthesia is highly monitored and tailored to your pet’s specific needs.

From pre-anesthetic bloodwork to continuous monitoring of heart rate, oxygen, blood pressure, and temperature, safety is always the priority. If your pet needs a procedure, don’t let fear delay important care.

Learn more about veterinary anesthesia here: https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/when-your-pet-needs-anesthesia

Open Hours:
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7, 365 days a year
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM – 8 AM (Mon–Fri), 24 hours weekends & holidays

02/17/2026

We are grateful to serve such a diverse and vibrant community.
May the new year bring health, happiness, and peace to you and your pets. 🐾

02/16/2026

All hail the Commander in Leash. 🇺🇸🐾

02/08/2026

Don’t let game-day snacks put your pet in the red zone 🏈

Keep food out of reach, remind guests not to share, and if your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, don’t wait. Seek emergency care.

We’re here when you need us.

Fullerton: Open 24/7, 365 days a year
Garden Grove: 6 PM – 8 AM (M–F), 24 hours on weekends & holidays

02/07/2026

Love is in the air—and so are free toys! 💕🐾

From Feb 6 through Feb 28, stop by either of our locations anytime and ask the front desk for a free Valentine’s toy for your dog or cat and treat them to a little extra love!

We also hope this gives you a chance to see our hospital and know where to find us before an emergency ever happens. When something urgent comes up, knowing where to go can make all the difference.

Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7, 365 days a year
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM – 8 AM (Mon–Fri), 24 hours on weekends & holidays

02/03/2026

Phil says 6 more weeks of winter ❄️
Southern California says 85° and sunny ☀️😂

Whatever the weather, we’re here for your pet’s emergencies.

02/02/2026

Our Pet Parent February Newsletter is here!

In this edition, you'll find emergency care tips, employee spotlights, and even a free Valentine's Day gift! We’re happy to share what’s been happening at Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic and how we’re here for you and your pets when it matters most. ❤️🐾

Click to read the full newsletter!

https://myemail.constantcontact.com/OCEPC-February-Newsletter.html?soid=1142266785029&aid=DrFxDMYrO48

01/25/2026

✨ Six-Month Splenectomy Success Story ✨

Meet Dibbs, one of our doctor’s very own pups and a true OCEPC success story. ❤️
Six months ago, Dibbs came to Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic for an emergency splenectomy. Fast forward to today, and he’s back to doing what he does best: enjoying walks, cuddling on the couch, and living his happiest corgi life.

Seeing our patients thrive after critical care is why we do what we do. Dibbs, we’re so proud of you and grateful to have been part of your journey. 🐶✨

01/19/2026

Doing what’s right for your pet sometimes means seeking emergency care—even when you’re unsure. If your pet’s well-being is at stake, we’re honored to be here to help, day or night. ❤️🐾

Open Hours:
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7/365
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM–8 AM weekdays, 24 hours Saturday & Sunday

01/18/2026

Occasional drooling can be normal— it can even mean your cat is extra happy! But sudden or excessive drooling may signal dental disease, toxin exposure, mouth injuries, or serious illness. If your cat is drooling and acting off, it’s time for an emergency evaluation. 🐱💧

Open Hours:
📍 Fullerton: Open 24/7/365
📍 Garden Grove: 6 PM–8 AM weekdays, 24 hours Saturday & Sunday

Address

12750 Garden Grove Boulevard
Garden Grove, CA
92843

Telephone

+17144621829

Website

http://er4yourpet.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Orange County Emergency Pet Clinic posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Want your practice to be the top-listed Clinic in Garden Grove?