When your pet is sick or injured, getting veterinary care shouldn’t be complicated. Pets Furst welcomes walk-ins seven days a week at our Langhorne animal hospital, with no appointment needed.
Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been here before, our team is ready to help you understand what’s going on and determine the right next steps for your pet.
Urgent Care When your pet develops a sudden illness or injury, our urgent care team can evaluate the problem and recommend appropriate treatment. We accept walk-ins during business hours, so you can seek help when an unexpected concern can’t wait for a routine appointment.
Wellness Care Preventive care helps identify potential health concerns and gives you guidance on keeping your pet healthy over time. Ask our team about which wellness services, from vaccinations to screening tests, will fit your pet’s needs.
Spay & Neuter Spaying and neutering are surgical procedures that prevent unplanned litters and can offer important health benefits. Our veterinary team can explain what the procedure involves, how to prepare your pet, and what recovery looks like.
Surgery Pets Furst performs a variety of soft tissue surgeries, including mass removals, pyometra surgery, splenectomies, and exploratory procedures for suspected foreign objects. With experienced surgeons on the team, we work to address your pet’s medical needs while keeping you informed about the procedure and recovery process.
Diagnostics When your pet isn’t feeling well, diagnostic testing can help uncover what’s causing the problem and guide treatment decisions. We offer digital X-rays and in-house laboratory testing to help evaluate illnesses and injuries and gather important information about your pet’s health.
End-of-Life Care Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest decisions a pet owner can face. Our team provides end-of-life care with compassion and respect, helping you discuss your pet’s condition and make decisions that prioritize their comfort and well-being.
Walk in to Pets Furst for non-life-threatening illnesses, injuries and symptoms that need timely veterinary attention, including:
Vomiting or diarrhea
Coughing or sneezing
Ear infections
Skin infections, itching or hot spots
Eye redness or discharge
Limping or lameness
Minor cuts, wounds or injuries
Mild allergic reactions
Urinary concerns
Loss of appetite
Lethargy or changes in behavior
A pet that simply isn’t acting like themselves.
No appointment needed. Walk-ins are welcome 8am–8pm, seven days a week.
Pets Furst is not a 24-hour emergency hospital. Seek immediate emergency veterinary care if your pet is experiencing symptoms such as:
Difficulty breathing or severe respiratory distress.
Uncontrolled or severe bleeding.
Active or repeated seizures.
Collapse or loss of consciousness
Major trauma, including being hit by a vehicle.
Severe burns or heat stroke.
Suspected poisoning or toxin ingestion.
Severe abdominal swelling or suspected bloat.
Inability to urinate.
Complications during labor or delivery.
Any other severe or potentially life-threatening condition.
If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, please go directly to the nearest emergency veterinary hospital.
Our veterinarians bring extensive experience across urgent care, general medicine and surgery. Whether your pet is sick, injured or needs routine care, our team is here to provide thoughtful, compassionate care and help you understand the best next steps.
Getting answers is an important part of getting your pet the right care. With in-house laboratory testing and digital X-rays, our team can evaluate many illnesses and injuries on-site and quickly determine an appropriate treatment plan.
Pets don’t always get sick during regular business hours. With extended hours from 8am–8pm, seven days a week, Pets Furst makes it easier to get veterinary care in the morning, evening or over the weekend—no appointment needed.
No. Pets Furst provides walk-in veterinary care, so no appointment is needed. Simply bring your pet in during our regular hours, 8am–8pm, seven days a week.
Because we provide walk-in care, wait times can vary based on how many pets are being seen and the severity of their conditions. Our team works to see patients as efficiently as possible while prioritizing pets with more immediate medical needs.
Pets Furst is not a 24-hour emergency hospital. Pets experiencing severe or life-threatening symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, uncontrolled bleeding, seizures, major trauma or heat stroke, should be taken directly to an emergency veterinary hospital.
Our exam fee is $89. Any additional diagnostics, treatments or medications your pet may need will vary based on their condition. Our team will discuss recommended care and associated costs with you during your visit.
No. In addition to urgent and sick pet care, Pets Furst offers wellness care, vaccinations, in-house diagnostics, digital X-rays, surgery and other veterinary services for dogs and cats.
