Ontario Emergency Veterinary Clinics: Find Emergency Vet Care While Travelling

One of our biggest fears when adventuring with our pets, whether camping, hiking, road-tripping, or paddling, is what to do in an emergency. After all, you can do everything right, take all necessary precautions, and still run into trouble.
Knowing where to find vet care can make a stressful situation a little easier.
The challenge? When you’re far from home, finding the nearest emergency vet in Ontario can be difficult. Especially if it’s at night, on the weekend, or during a holiday!
With that in mind, we have put together a directory of Ontario emergency veterinary clinics to help pet parents find what they need fast. It includes clinic locations, operating hours, contact information (phone and address), and even a clickable link to their Google Maps location for faster navigation.
Whether you’re planning your next camping trip or already out exploring with your best friend, we hope this resource helps you prepare for the unexpected.
Need Emergency Veterinary Care?
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, contact the nearest emergency veterinary hospital immediately.
Calling ahead lets you confirm the hospital is open, accepting patients, and equipped to treat your pet. These details can change at the last minute, so it’s always better to be safe than sorry!
Search the Ontario Emergency Veterinary Clinic Directory
Use the directory below to find emergency veterinary clinics by location and access their contact information, websites, addresses, and published emergency hours where available.
A Quick Reminder: Not every clinic listed is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Some provide emergency services only during specific evening, overnight, weekend, or holiday hours.
While we have included as much information as we can, it is always best to call before travelling to confirm availability.
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Download the Printable Ontario Emergency Vet Directory
If you’re heading somewhere more remote, like exploring Crown land or heading up to Northern Ontario, cell service isn’t always available.
Download and print this emergency veterinary clinic directory, then save it to your phone or keep it with your existing First Aid Kit. This means you have access to this critical information even without an internet connection!
Last Updated: October 18, 2026
Please Note: The printable version is a snapshot of the directory at the time it was created. It is not updated as frequently as the live online directory, and clinic contact information, emergency hours, and services may change.
Always verify details by phone whenever possible.
We recommend checking the live directory before your trip, writing down contact information for emergency veterinary hospitals near your destination, or updating your printed copy as needed.
Know of an Emergency Vet We’re Missing?
Moving forward, we are going to continue updating this directory to ensure that it is as helpful and comprehensive as possible for pet parents adventuring across Ontario.
If you know of an emergency veterinary clinic that isn’t currently included, we’d love to hear from you! Please email us at contact@thekaspack.com with the clinic’s name, location, website, and any relevant details about its emergency services.
To be included in this directory, a clinic must offer emergency veterinary services to the general public, not exclusively to its existing clients.
Before You Head Out on Your Next Adventure
A little preparation can go a long way when travelling with pets. Before leaving home:
- Make sure your pet-friendly First Aid Kit is fully stocked and ready. Check out our FREE Printable Camping & Hiking Pet First Aid Kit Checklists to get started!
- Save your regular veterinarian’s phone number and after-hours instructions. For non-emergency questions, contacting your regular vet (who knows your pet firsthand) is often the best approach.
- Make a list of any emergency veterinary hospitals near your destination and along your route.
- Call ahead to confirm emergency hours and whether the clinic treats your type of pet.
- Download or print this information before entering areas with limited or no cell service.
- Keep your pet’s medical information and relevant medication details accessible. If you don’t have a copy of your pet’s vet records, you can request one. This is especially important if there are ongoing medical considerations to factor into their care.
We hope this resource helps you and your pets enjoy more adventures across the province, with a little more peace of mind along the way.
Important Disclaimer
This directory is provided by The Kas Pack as a resource for pet parents travelling in Ontario. It is intended to help you locate emergency care and is not a guarantee that any clinic listed is open, accepting patients, or able to treat your pet at the time you need assistance.
Clinic names, addresses, phone numbers, websites, emergency hours, staffing, and available services may change without notice. We make reasonable efforts to maintain the live directory, but we cannot guarantee that all information is current, complete, or accurate.
The printable directory may contain older information because it is not updated as regularly as the online version. Please refer to the “last updated” date.
Always contact the clinic directly to confirm its current hours, availability, location, and ability to treat your pet before travelling. A listing does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of service by The Kas Pack.
This directory does not provide veterinary advice, diagnose medical conditions, or replace professional veterinary care. If you believe your pet is experiencing an emergency, seek veterinary assistance immediately rather than relying on this directory or waiting for an online response.
The Kas Pack is not responsible for changes to clinic information, clinic availability, or the outcome of veterinary care obtained through any listed provider.
