Emergency Pet Hospital

Open 24/7 for your pet's emergency care!

We are happy to be available for walk-in services 24 hours a day! From 12 AM to 6 AM, our services will be curbside.

We operate with a triage system to prioritize the sickest patients.
Please call the hospital before arrival so we can begin the triage process over the phone.
Examples of how the triage priorities work are below:

Priority 1

Come directly to the hospital. Requires immediate treatment to survive. Ex. Cardiac or respiratory arrest, severe bleeding, seizing, head trauma.

Priority 2

Come directly to the hospital. Requires treatment within a few hours to survive. Ex. Blocked cat, bloated, respiratory distress, actively bleeding, toxin ingestion.

Priority 3

Same day care required. Ex. Vomiting, anorexia, non-weight bearing, dystocia, lacerations, and eye issues.

Priority 4

Stable patients that do not require same day treatment. Ex. Ears/skin, weight-bearing lameness, diarrhea/vomiting with a good appetite, recent seizure.

What to expect during an emergency visit
  1. Call us to check where we are at with our triage protocol to make sure we have the ability to see your pet.
  2. Fill out the check-in form on our website. This allows us to have a file all set up before you arrive.
  3. Come to the clinic and check in with reception.
  4. Your pet will be taken to get a triage done. Our RVTs (nurses) will check your pet’s vitals and prioritize your pet based on the current caseload and how your pet is doing.
  5. You will be set up in an exam room or asked to wait in reception until a room is available.
  6. Your pet may wait with you until the doctor can assess it or your pet may wait in the treatment area to allow for close monitoring until the doctor can assess it.
  7. Doctor will discuss everything with you and review your options.
Our Internal Medicine Service

A referral is required to arrange an appointment with our medicine team. Please get the veterinarian that recommended the appointment or your regular veterinarian to fill out the referral form, and then the medicine team will contact you to book the appointment.

Before your pet’s appointment with our internal medicine team, please fill out the form below within a few days of your appointment. Instructions and details for the appointment will be emailed to you the week before your appointment.

Our Canine Reproduction Service

We take pride in our canine reproductive service. We offer advanced care to optimize success with health being the ultimate goal.

Our Reproduction Team is in the office Monday – Thursday, 7:00am – 5:00pm. Our reception team is available to schedule progesterone testing and emergency services (c-sections) 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. Reproduction related questions or appointment requests can be directed to repro@thph.ca and will be answered during regular office hours.

We do not collect or breed every dog presented to us; breed health is our priority. We will require breed specific health testing according to your breed’s parent club. Requirements for each breed can be found at www.ofa.org/browse-by-breed. **We do not accept EMBARK DNA testing on its own as proof of health clearance.

Get In Touch

We are located off of 16th ave and Sarcee Trail in the Trinity Hills development at Canada Olympic Park.
We are open 24 hours a day 7 days a week to serve your pet’s needs.

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        Ultrasound & Sedation Information

        Fear Free Care & Sedation Information

        At Trinity Hills 24 Hour Pet Hospital, we are committed to providing compassionate, Fear Free care that minimizes stress and anxiety for our patients.

        For feline ultrasound patients, Gabapentin should be prescribed prior to the appointment. For canine patients, please consider sedation if the patient appears anxious, nervous, or fearful and would benefit from oral or injectable sedation.

        Clients should administer prescribed oral medications at least 90 minutes prior to their scheduled Trinity Hills appointment time.

        1. Fear Free Care & Medication Instructions


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        Abdominal Ultrasound & Sedation

        An abdominal ultrasound may cause some discomfort or anxiety, particularly when pressure is applied to the abdomen or when a patient is tense. Panting or rapid breathing can also cause motion and make it more difficult to obtain clear, diagnostic images. Sedation can help relax the patient's muscles, reduce anxiety and panting, and allow for a more comfortable experience and a higher-quality ultrasound examination.

        2. Abdominal Ultrasound & Sedation


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        As the referring veterinarian, you will prescribe the patient the appropriate oral sedation.

        Patients weighing over 35 kg: A CT (computed tomography) scan may be recommended as an alternative to abdominal ultrasound. In larger patients, ultrasound can be technically challenging and may provide more limited diagnostic information due to factors such as body size and tissue depth. CT can offer more detailed and comprehensive imaging in these cases.

        3. CT Imaging for Patients Over 35 kg


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        CT Angiography: For certain conditions, particularly congenital liver or bladder abnormalities such as portosystemic shunts, ectopic ureters and other vascular anomalies, a CT scan with contrast (CT angiography) may provide the most diagnostic and detailed evaluation. CT allows for precise visualization of the liver and associated blood vessels, helping to identify and characterize abnormalities that may be difficult to fully assess with ultrasound alone.

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          Internal Medicine History

          Prior to any appointment or recheck with the Internal Medicine Service clients must fill out this form.











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            Reproduction Form

            New reproduction service policy – As of December 19th 2022, we will only perform progesterone testing on females over 1 year of age. We do not collect or breed every dog that is presented to us as it is our goal to only partner in helping to create healthy puppies. We will require breed specific health testing according to your breed's parent club. Requirements for each breed can be found at www.ofa.org/browse-by-breed

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            We do not collect or breed every dog that is presented to us as it is our goal to only partner in helping to create healthy puppies. We will require breed specific health testing according to your breed's parent club. Requirements for each breed can be found at www.ofa.org/browse-by-breed





























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                  Drop off time :

                  Unless otherwise instructed, patients are to be fasted beyond 10:00pm and at the clinic for drop off between 8 and 8:30am.

                  Current Health :


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                  Please list all medications and supplements given, strength of medication, prescribed timing, most recent dose given (including time).

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                  Unless otherwise instructed, please continue all medications until drop off time.You can use a small amount of food/treat to give medications morning of procedure, but MUST BE LESS than 1 tsp total. Please bring all medications in original packaging. (not in dosette)

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