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Exceptional ER Vet Care In Your Neighborhood
Your pet can’t tell you what’s wrong. Our veteran team of compassionate ER vets is here to provide the swift care they need. We’re open late, on weekends, and holidays!
When should you take your furry friend to an animal clinic that takes walk ins?
Gulf Coast Veterinary Emergency Hospital is fully equipped to provide immediate, top-notch care for a wide variety of symptoms and behaviors. Immediately bring your pet to our walk in animal vet if they are exhibiting any of these symptoms:
- Pet vomiting or diarrhea
- Blood in vomit or diarrhea
- Frequent urination, straining but unable to urinate
- Itchy ears, squinting eyes, severe skin infection
- Unsteady when walking or falling over
- Respiratory distress or difficulty breathing
Your Trusted Partner in Pet Care
We are committed to providing the highest level of care for your furry family members.
Our walk in animal hospital and experienced team of veterinary professionals is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and available to handle any pet emergency. From minor injuries to critical conditions, you can trust us to provide compassionate and expert care to ensure the best possible outcomes for your beloved pets.
We’re here for unexpected pet emergencies that don’t require a trip to the ER but can’t wait for a regular vet appointment.
Our experienced team handles a variety of pet surgeries in Biloxi, from simple procedures to more complicated ones.
Fast answers, better care. Our in-house lab, X-rays, and ultrasound provide quick and accurate results to guide your pet’s treatment.
Some of the Most Common Injuries and Ailments We Treat
- Allergies
- Anal-gland scooting, licking
- Bite wounds
- Constipation
- Decreased appetite
- Dehydration or lethargy
- Difficulty walking
- Ear infections
- End-of-life care (euthanasia)
- Eye squinting, discharge
- Hives/swelling/reactions
- Nasal discharge, sneezing
- Skin infections, irritation
- Issues with urinating
- Vomiting
- Wounds
Best ER Vet Care in Biloxi
At Gulf Coast Veterinary Emergency Hospital, we’re more than just a local vet clinic. We’re a family dedicated to the well-being of your pets.
Our emergency animal hospital is proud to be here for you when other vets are closed. When your pet needs care, we’re ready. We’re open nights, weekends, and holidays because our primary purpose is to provide the care your pet needs, when they need it the most.
Our ER pet clinic in Biloxi believes in local veterinarians and our purpose is to support them and their patients for after hour needs. You can rest easy knowing that your pets are in the caring hands of our experienced team.
Meet Our Passionate Veterinarians
Dr. Jason Farrell
Medical Director
His veterinary career path began when he graduated, with honors, from Southeastern Louisiana University in 1998.
After S.L.U., Dr. Farrell attended Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine receiving his D.V.M in 2002. He practiced on the northshore of Louisiana for 7 yrs before opening his first veterinary hospital in 2009 and his second in 2017.
He sold both his hospitals and started at Gulf Coast Veterinary Emergency in February 2023. Dr. Farrell was also a part time instructor at S.L.U. for several years after graduating vet school.
Dr. Sara Lott
Medical Director
Dr. Sara Lott is a 2001 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She was in general practice in Hattiesburg, MS for over 20 years, and is still a partner in Emergency Vets in Hattiesburg.
She began working on a relief basis at GCVEH in January 2023, and joined as a full-time veterinarian in April 2024.
She has served on the board of directors for the Mississippi Veterinary Medical Association, the Greater Hattiesburg Veterinary Medical Association, and the Mississippi Animal Disaster Relief Fund.
In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, hiking, reading, and caring for her two Oriental Shorthairs, Henry and Nigel.
Protect your furry friend from harmful parasites
Dogs are naturally curious explorers, venturing into the great outdoors and socializing with other pets. While curiosity is great, it also increases their risk of contracting harmful parasites like fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites like heartworm disease, round worms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms, just to name a few.
With dogs’ active lifestyles, relying on other treatments leaves gaps in their protection. To protect your pet’s well-being, ask your veterinarian about giving your pet a broad spectrum of coverage.
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8144 East Oaklawn Road
Biloxi , MS 39532 US
Our highly-trained emergency veterinarians and technicians have a passion for providing compassionate, quality care.