Animal Emergency and Critical Care Hospital  San Antonio

Night Watch Elite Animal Emergency is a walk in Emergency Animal Clinic providing after-hour Emergency Animal Care for San Antonio, Helotes, Boerne, New Braunfels, San Marcos and surrounding areas including Bexar County, Bandera County, Medina County, Wilson County, Guadalupe County, Comal County and Kendall County.

 Our Medical Director, Doctor Manning, has 25 years in Emergency Veterinarian Medicine.  He has been trained to perform life-saving interventions for emergency situations and critical illnesses in pets. Doctor Manning is surrounded by a technician staff that is highly trained in caring for patients needing Emergency and Critical Care. 

 Night Watch Elite Animal Emergency Clinic is open Thursday-Monday from 6 pm – 8 am for your Pet Emergency and Critical Care needs. If your pet is experiencing an emergency or needs after-hours care, please call us at 210-455-4559.

 Here are some important tips and information for you in order to ensure a smooth visit.

• Please make sure that you have filled out our PATIENT INFORMATION form before you call us. Once we have your form, we will input your information into our system.  Having this form sent to us before your arrival allows us to get you checked in swiftly upon arrival.

   

• At this time, we are still curbside only, except in cases of euthanasia.  Please remain in your vehicle at all times and do not leave the parking lot until you have spoken to a doctor and authorized an estimate and/or treatment plan.

   

• As soon as a technician is available, they will go out to your vehicle, obtain history and bring your pet inside.  In times of inclement weather, a technician may call you to obtain history prior to going out to your vehicle.

   

• Please be aware that we will see your pet on a first-come, first-serve basis, however more critical patients will be seen first. 

• For critical situations, we may ask you to sign an Emergency Authorization Form, which authorizes us to perform emergency medical care to stabilize your pet and states your wishes regarding resuscitative measures.

• We DO have a public restroom available. Please call and let reception know if you need to use our facilities and they will let you in.  We ask that you wear a mask when coming inside the clinic.  

• All pets should be appropriately leashed or in a carrier prior to handoff to a technician. This is especially important with our feline friends, who may become skittish and try to escape when carried.  If you do not have a cat carrier, please let the receptionist or technician know and we can provide you with a temporary carrier.

• Any estimate you sign is an agreement to pay up to that amount authorized at time of discharge.  We do not offer in house payment plans, but we do accept care credit and scratch pay.  If you would like more information about care credit or scratch pay, please call us and we will be happy to provide you with information regarding payment options.
  
• We do not provide care for wildlife (wild birds, skunks, possums, deer, etc.), large animals (horses, cattle, etc.),  livestock (goats, sheeps, pigs, etc.), reptiles (lizards, snakes, etc.), birds, insects or arachnids.  On a case by case basis, we may provide care for small exotic mammals (ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, etc.); however, we are limited in our diagnostic and treatment options for exotic pets and may need to refer you elsewhere for more complex or serious conditions.

Every patient and every client at Night Watch Elite Animal Emergency is extremely important to us.  Night Watch Elite Animal Emergency Hospital will provide the most thorough treatment plan to ensure the best possible care for your pet.  Thank you for entrusting us with the care of your beloved pets.

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