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Emergency Vet in Colorado Springs, CO Powers Pet Emergency and Specialty
When your pet requires emergency or specialty care, there’s tremendous peace of mind knowing that all the veterinary expertise you may need is in one convenient location. At Powers Pet Emergency and Specialty in Colorado Springs, our emergency veterinarians don’t just share space under one roof. We’re all part of a single, collaborative team, regardless of which department your pet needs to see.
It’s an integrated approach that puts you and your pet front and center—and translates into more highly coordinated care, better communication, faster diagnosis, and more effective treatment.
Because here, we’re all on the same team. Yours.
If your pet needs emergency care, give us a call at (719) 473-0482
Open 24/7 for emergency
and critical care.
No appointment needed.
Powers Pet Emergency and Specialty:
On the leading edge
To give pets access to today’s most advanced veterinary care, we make continued investments in top people and leading technology. Notably:
- Ours is the only MRI in southern Colorado that’s strictly for pets
- We offer the only Radioiodine (I-131) treatment capabilities south of the Denver metro area for cats with thyroid disease
- Ours is the largest and most comprehensive veterinary rehabilitation facility in the region
Call us right away at (719) 473-0482 to reach out team of experts if your pet needs emergency vet care.
AAHA Accreditation: Why it’s important
As an American Animal Hospital Association-accredited practice, Powers Pet Emergency and Specialty has met rigorous national standards for top-quality care—which means you can trust us to provide the best-possible care for your pet, day or night.
This is an entirely voluntary accreditation, one that we undertook because we hold ourselves to a higher standard. We believe it’s what your pet deserves. Only 15% of practices in North America are AAHA-Accredited.
“I truly believe Anatole France when he said, “Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s soul remains unawakened.”
