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WE’RE GETTING A NEW WEBSITE — STAY TUNED!
Paws Up
is updating.
We’re updating the Paws Up website. Thank you for your patience while we make things better.
In case of an emergency, please visit VEG in Columbia.
Call us · 443-545-7297
jessica@pawsupvets.com
WE’RE GETTING A NEW WEBSITE — STAY TUNED!
Paws Up
is updating.
We’re updating the Paws Up website. Thank you for your patience while we make things better.
In case of an emergency, please visit VEG in Columbia.
Call us · 443-545-7297
jessica@pawsupvets.com
WE’RE GETTING A NEW WEBSITE — STAY TUNED!
Paws Up
is updating.
We’re updating the Paws Up website. Thank you for your patience while we make things better.
In case of an emergency, please visit VEG in Columbia.
Call us · 443-545-7297
jessica@pawsupvets.com
Trusted care when your pet needs it most.
When something feels “off,” you shouldn’t have to wait days for an appointment — and you shouldn’t have to head straight to the ER either. Our Paws Up Urgent Care service bridges that gap with same-day and next-day care for those uh-oh, something’s wrong moments.
Common Questions
What Counts as urgent (but not Emergency)?
Urgent care is for issues that need prompt attention but aren’t immediately life-threatening. Examples include:
Vomiting or diarrhea (without collapse or bloody stool)
Ear infections or skin irritations
Eye redness or discharge
Coughing, sneezing, or mild respiratory symptoms
Limping or minor injuries
Appetite or behavior changes
Urinary accidents or straining
If your pet is bleeding heavily, having trouble breathing, collapsing, or can’t stand — please go directly to a 24-hour emergency hospital. (Call us if you need a referral.)
What Counts as urgent (but not Emergency)?
Urgent care is for issues that need prompt attention but aren’t immediately life-threatening. Examples include:
Vomiting or diarrhea (without collapse or bloody stool)
Ear infections or skin irritations
Eye redness or discharge
Coughing, sneezing, or mild respiratory symptoms
Limping or minor injuries
Appetite or behavior changes
Urinary accidents or straining
If your pet is bleeding heavily, having trouble breathing, collapsing, or can’t stand — please go directly to a 24-hour emergency hospital. (Call us if you need a referral.)
Urgent Care vs. Emergency Care
Urgent Care vs. Emergency Care
Why Paws Up is your trusted urgent care partner
Why Paws Up is your trusted urgent care partner
Here's how it works:
Here's how it works:
Insurance? We work with it.
Insurance? We work with it.
Not sure what care you need?
Not sure what care you need?
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Our clinic is thoughtfully designed to feel calm,
welcoming, and stress-free — for pets,
their people, and our care team.
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Location
Visit Paws Up Veterinary
Our clinic is thoughtfully designed to feel calm,
welcoming, and stress-free — for pets,
their people, and our care team.
Book a Visit
Location
Visit Paws Up Veterinary
Our clinic is thoughtfully designed to feel calm,
welcoming, and stress-free — for pets,
their people, and our care team.
Book a Visit
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