An after-hours consultation allows our clients to speak with a member of our team about a potential emergency situation (see below). Wise Owl Animal Hospital offers after-hours consultations at the following times during the week:

• Sundays                             7AM - 10 PM
• Mondays - Wednesdays   5 PM - 10 PM
• Thursdays - Saturdays    5 PM - 10 PM 

If you have a need for an after-hours consultation or services during our available after-hours window, please: 

• Call (671) 929-4904
• Leave a voice message including:
  • Your Name 
  • Your Pet's Name, Age, Sex & Breed
  • Your Pet's situation/symptoms
  • The number you can be reached at

This line is monitored by members of our staff during non-working hours and is NOT intended to be used as a 24/7 emergency line. A consultation fee will apply and will be expected at the time of consultation. Fee: $55 for current Wise Owl Clients. $110 for non-Wise Owl Clients.

Notice About After-Hours Services

After-hours services are subject to doctor availability. 

Consultations may result in the need for veterinary services to be performed after-hours. In this situation, an available Veterinarian and/or Certified Veterinary Nurse(s) will come to meet you at the hospital.  

In all cases where a veterinarian and/or nurse is called in to provide after-hours services to a patient, an after-hours fee will be charged at arrival. The paid consultation fee will be subtracted from the after-hours services fee at this time. These costs will be discussed and explained during your consultation call should after-hours services be deemed necessary.  Veterinarians do not have the ability to waive the after-hours services fee. 

After-hours services are prioritized to active* Wise Owl Animal Hospital clients. 

*Active clients are determined at the veterinarian's discretion.

What is an Emergency?

The easiest answer to if you should seek emergency care for your pet is when you feel his or her medical condition is serious and cannot wait. However, the following general situations should help you determine if you need to seek emergency veterinary care for your pet: