Mon–Sat, 9 AM–8:30 PM · Tue to 6 PM 6937 Warner Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92647
AAHA-Accredited · Cat Friendly Practice® Gold
Cats · Cat Friendly Gold

Cat emergency vet in Huntington Beach

Walk in — no appointment needed. Animal Republic is a Gold-level Cat Friendly Practice®, so your cat is handled to feline standards from the moment you arrive. Call on the way and we will be ready.

Open Monday–Saturday until 8:30 PM. Tuesdays until 6 PM. Walk in — no appointment needed. New emergencies accepted until 8 PM (6 PM Tuesdays).

Right now

Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 8:30 PM · Tue to 6 PM Mon–Sat 9 AM–8:30 PM · Tue to 6 PM · Sunday closed

Call now

(714) 274-9305 One tap from any phone

Where we are

6937 Warner Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92647

Cats

Cat emergencies we treat now

Cats hide pain, so by the time a cat looks unwell the problem is often well along. If you see one of these, come in today.

Straining to pee, or no urine at all

A male cat going back and forth to the litter box with little or nothing coming out may be blocked. With a blockage, hours matter: come in now.

Cat straining to pee: the signs

Open-mouth or labored breathing

A cat breathing with its mouth open, or working hard to breathe, needs to be seen immediately. Keep handling to a minimum on the way.

Lilies and other toxins

Lilies can cause life-threatening kidney failure in cats, even with small exposures, including pollen. Bring the plant or the packaging and come straight in.

Not eating for a day or more

A cat that has gone a full day without eating needs an exam today, not another day of waiting.

Pet not eating: when to come in

Hiding and lethargy

A cat that hides and will not come out, or is unusually flat and quiet, is often in pain. That is reason enough to bring them in.

Trauma: a fall, a car or a dog

Most injuries from a fall, a car or a dog attack cannot be seen from the outside. Come in even if your cat seems to recover.

Not sure? Call (714) 274-9305 and describe what you are seeing. We would rather talk it through than have you wait.

Cat Friendly Gold

Why cats need a cat-ready ER

An emergency is frightening for any pet, and a frightened cat is genuinely harder to examine accurately. Animal Republic is a Gold-level Cat Friendly Practice®, recognized by the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) and the International Society for Feline Medicine (ISFM). Those standards cover feline medicine, handling and hospital design, and we follow them in emergencies too, not just at wellness visits. Dr. Omid Fazeli is a member of the AAFP and has completed the Cat Friendly Certificate Program.

  • Gentle, low-stress handling and a calm environment, to feline standards
  • In-house laboratory for same-visit bloodwork, so kidney values and potassium are known quickly
  • Digital X-ray and ultrasound in the same building
  • A surgical suite and ICU here too, so your cat is not moved between hospitals for answers

What Cat Friendly Gold means

Before we treat

An estimate before treatment

Once we have examined your pet, we explain what we have found, what we recommend, and what it will cost before we proceed. If cost is a concern, tell us — when medically appropriate, there may be more than one reasonable way to approach a problem. We accept CareCredit, Scratchpay and Cherry.

When it is urgent but not an emergency

Vomiting that started this morning, a small wound or an abscess may not be an emergency, but should be seen today. That is what urgent care is for, in the same building with the same diagnostics.

Where we are

Serving Huntington Beach and nearby cities

We are at 6937 Warner Avenue, Huntington Beach, CA 92647. We see emergencies from Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley, Westminster, Seal Beach, Garden Grove, Los Alamitos and Costa Mesa. Call (714) 274-9305 on the way and we will be ready.

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Which visit is this?

Choose the Right Care for Your Pet

From routine wellness to urgent and emergency care, it all happens under one roof at 6937 Warner Avenue. The difference is how quickly your pet needs to be seen.

Emergency Care

Open now · until 8:30 PM

Come in now — call on the way if you can.

For potentially life-threatening conditions. No appointment needed.

Difficulty breathing · collapse · severe bleeding · suspected poisoning · a swollen or bloated abdomen · seizures · inability to urinate
Calling on the way allows our veterinary team to prepare for your pet’s arrival.

Call (714) 274-9305

Urgent Care

Same-day care · Walk-ins welcome

When your pet needs to be seen today.

For problems that should not wait for a routine appointment but are not immediately life-threatening.

Vomiting or diarrhea · limping or pain · ear or eye problems · wounds · decreased appetite · sudden changes in behavior or energy

What Urgent Care Covers

Wellness & Preventive Care

Appointments available

Keeping healthy pets healthy.

Preventive care and planned medical visits, including wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, surgery consultations, dermatology, and routine diagnostics.

Book a Visit

Not sure which type of care your pet needs? Call us. Tell us what you’re seeing, and our veterinary team can help you determine how quickly your pet should be evaluated.

Common questions

Questions we are asked

Do I need an appointment for a cat emergency?

No. Walk in during our open hours with no appointment. Call (714) 274-9305 on the way and tell us it is a cat, so our team can prepare for your cat’s arrival.

Are you open now?

We are open Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 8:30 PM, and until 6 PM on Tuesday, and closed on Sundays. New emergencies are accepted until 8 PM (6 PM Tuesdays). The hours line at the top of this page shows whether we are open right now.

What if it is after 8:30 PM?

When we are closed, emergency cases are referred to VCA West Coast Specialty & Emergency Animal Hospital in Fountain Valley, which is open 24/7. If your cat is struggling to breathe or cannot pee, do not wait for us to open.

Do you see kittens in an emergency?

Yes. Kittens dehydrate quickly, so a kitten that stops eating, has diarrhea or seems weak should be seen the same day. For a healthy new kitten, start with your kitten’s first visit.

Come in, or call us on the way

If your pet needs to be seen, call and tell us what is happening. We will tell you what to do next and get ready for you before you arrive.

Address
6937 Warner Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
Hours
Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 8:30 PM · Tue to 6 PMSunday: closed.
Phone
(714) 274-9305