Below is a list of conditions that warrant presentation at veterinary urgent care:

• Mild to Moderate Lameness: Sudden limping or difficulty walking without any observed trauma.

• Minor Wounds: Small cuts, abrasions, or puncture wounds not involving deep tissues or major organs.

• Mild to Moderate Vomiting or Diarrhea: Without any accompanying severe symptoms, such as blood in the vomit or stool.

• Mild Allergic Reactions: Swelling, hives, or itching without respiratory distress.

• Ear Infections: Signs may include scratching at the ears, head shaking, or mild discharge.

• Eye Discharge or Mild Redness: Without any traumatic injury or sudden blindness.

• Skin Conditions: Rashes, mild bites, localized hair loss, or hot spots.

• Urinary Issues: Difficulty urinating, increased frequency, or minor blood in the urine.

• Upper Respiratory Infections: Mild coughing, sneezing, or nasal discharge.

• Loss of Appetite: Refusing to eat for less than 24 hours without any other severe symptoms.

• Behavioral Changes: Mild anxiety, slight disorientation, or other behavioral issues without acute distress or aggression.

• Sudden Flea or Tick Infestation: Requires prompt treatment but not an emergency.

• Constipation or Minor Digestive Upsets: Without severe pain or accompanying symptoms.

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Please note that the Summit Urgent Care service does not replace the need for a primary care veterinarian. We do not provide nail trims, wellness exams, grooming appointments, health/travel certificates, or surgeries.