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FAQ
Do I need to make an appointment to be seen for an emergency?
No. We see patients on a walk in basis.
Do I need to make an appointment to see a specialist?
Yes. Specialists are only available during specific hours.
What should I do if my pet ate my medication?
Find out what kind and the strength of the medication and call poison control immediately 1-888-426-4435. A consultation fee will be charged. You may also bring the pet straight to ASECB.
It is the weekend and we ran out of my pet’s medication could you fill them?
No. We are not a pharmacy. In a situation where your pet MUST take the medication at all times, like seizure medication, heart medication, or insulin, a medication may be filled upon examination by our emergency veterinarian. The original medication bottle would need to be brought in with the patient.
How much is a visit to your facility?
The Emergency Exam and Consultation Fee is $139. A Specialty Consultation (surgery, neurology, internal medicine, avian & exotic medicine or rehabilitation) is $162. The consultation prices of our visiting specialists (dentistry/oral surgery, neurology, or rehabilitation) vary. Please call for more details about our visiting specialists. An in-depth treatment plan will be provided after the physical examination of your pet. Rehabilitation consultations also include your first rehab session and boarding for the day.
What type of payment do you accept?
Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and CareCredit. We do not accept checks at this time.
Do you offer payment plans?
Although we do not offer in office payment plans, we accept financing through CareCredit.
Do you administer vaccines?
No. For vaccinations you should visit your primary care veterinarian.
Are you affiliated with my primary care veterinarian?
Not directly, we are a privately owned practice. In emergency and specialty care situations, we partner with your veterinarian to provide the most comprehensive care for your pet. We do not have direct access to your pet’s records from your primary care veterinarian.
Do your veterinarians make house calls or have an ambulatory service?
No. We only provide care within our facility.
Is there a veterinarian on staff all night?
Yes. We have a veterinarian and at least two technicians on staff.
How long can I expect to wait?
Just like the human emergency room, we never know what to expect. We do our very best to ensure wait times are minimal, however, care is given in order of urgency. We appreciate your patience and understanding!
What is the number for Brevard County Animal Control?
Are you the humane society?
No. Find humane society information here.