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Arrow Animal Urgent Care is an urgent care clinic for dogs in Renton, WA.
WELCOME TO
ARROW ANIMAL
URGENT CARE

Open every day from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, our clinic treats non-life-threatening concerns in dogs and cats in Renton, WA.

Arrow Animal Urgent Care is an urgent care clinic for cats in Renton, WA.
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WELCOME TO
ARROW ANIMAL
URGENT CARE

Open every day from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, our clinic treats non-life-threatening concerns in dogs and cats in Renton, WA.

Arrow Animal Urgent Care is an urgent care clinic for cats in Renton, WA.

Walk-In Veterinary Services

Walk-in Urgent Care Vet Services for Dogs and Cats at Arrow Animal Urgent Care in Renton, WA

We are a walk-in-only practice, meaning we do not accept appointments and only treat urgent, non-emergency cases in order of arrival. See our list of services here

We do not accept call-ahead or online check-ins, and no prerequisites are required before your visit. Simply check in with our staff in the lobby upon arrival, and we will assess whether your pet’s condition is stable and suitable for urgent care before adding them to our care queue. 

If your pet requires immediate or emergency attention, we will direct you to the nearest emergency room. We recommend checking ER Vets of Western Washington’s Facebook page, which features the wait times for ER veterinary facilities.

urgent care

What We Treat

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emergency care

See the Nearest Emergency Clinic

Minor Lacerations, Wounds, or Burns

Limping or Pain

Vomiting or Diarrhea

Blood in Urine or Stool

Cough or Upper Respiratory Infection

Abscesses

Broken Toenails

Allergic Reaction

Toxin Ingestion

Eye Problems

Ear or Skin Infections

Scooting or Licking

Urinary Tract Infections

Heavy or Uncontrolled Bleeding

Unable to Walk

Vomiting or Diarrhea NOT Responding to Therapy

Inability to Urinate

Difficulty Breathing

Open Fractures

Broken Foot

Seizures

Hit by a Car or Other Major Traumatic Event

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urgent care vs. emergency care

urgent care

What We Treat

Minor Lacerations, Wounds, or Burns

Limping or Pain

Vomiting or Diarrhea

Cough or Upper Respiratory Infection

Blood in Urine or Stool

Abscesses

Broken Toenails

Allergic Reaction

Toxin Ingestion

Eye Problems

Ear or Skin Infections

Scooting or Licking

Urinary Tract Infections

emergency care

See the Nearest Emergency Clinic

Heavy or Uncontrolled Bleeding

Unable to Walk

Vomiting or Diarrhea NOT Responding to Therapy

Inability to Urinate

Difficulty Breathing

Open Fractures

Broken Foot

Seizures

Hit by a Car or Other Major Traumatic Event

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We’ve Moved!

We’re now located at 4208 Lind Ave. SW in Renton, located less than 5 minutes off of WA-167. Same exceptional care in a new place — but now with more parking, more than double the clinic space, and closer freeway access. We can’t wait for you and your pets to see our new home!

Hours

Open Every Day, 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

Check Out Our New Space

Check Out Our New Space

Checking In

Urgent care for pets in Seattle at Arrow

We do not accept call-ahead or online check-ins, and no prerequisites are required before your visit. Simply check in with our staff in the lobby upon arrival, and we will assess whether your pet’s condition is stable and suitable for urgent care before adding them to our care queue. Pets are seen in the order of arrival.

To save time checking in, fill out our Patient Registration form. Print the completed form or email it to clinic@arrowanimalurgentcare.com.

PLEASE NOTE: If your pet is coughing, or if your puppy is vomiting/has diarrhea, please leave them in the car while checking in as these are potentially contagious to other pets.

Please leave your pet in the car if they are coughing or vomiting/has diarrhea.

emergency resources

For poison-related emergencies, contact ASPCA Poison Contro

For poison-related emergencies, contact ASPCA Poison Control, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call (888) 426-4435 or visit the ASPCA’s website.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please visit the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please visit the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.