CARING. COMPASSIONATE. DEDICATED. 410-420-7297 (PAWS)
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What is Care Credit?

Care Credit is what we offer as a payment plan for those families that can not afford to pay all the medial expenses up front. It is the only monthly payment plan we offer. It offers no interest or low interest plans.  Care Credit is a medical credit card offered through GE. It is accepted by many veterinary, dental, and cosmetic medical offices. The card offers varying payment options with low interest or interest free payment options. You can apply at home.
To apply or for more information please visit www.carecredit.com

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If a stray is injured and Animal Control is not available:
We do accept injured strays at our hospital for treatment.  After a stray is surrendered you will no longer be able to receive any information about the animal, the treatment it receives, or its condition.  Call us at 410-420-7297 to let us know you are bringing a stray in.   Since we are not a shelter, we can not accept any strays that are not injured.  However, we will happily scan any stray for a microchip so you can easily find the owner.

For local humane societies/ shelters/ rescues phone numbers please see our Pet Information Links page    
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Animal Emergency Hospital      722 Baltimore Pike, Bel Air MD 21014     
​Phone: 410-420-7297     Fax: 410-420-2275 
  • Emergency Veterinary Care
  • Our Hospital
  • Directions
  • Our Team Members
    • Hospital Founders
    • Doctors
    • Leadership Team
  • Referring Veterinarians
  • Veterinary Ophthalmology
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Resources / Pet Information
    • Toxins to your Pet
    • Pregnancy & Puppy / Kitten Care >
      • Birthing Puppies
      • Birthing Kittens
      • Orphan Puppy & Kitten Care
    • Emergencies >
      • Canine Bloat (GDV)
      • Emergency: Urinary Blockage
      • Splenic Masses in Dogs
      • Canine Pancreatitis
      • Canine Parvovirus
    • Diabetes
    • Urinary System >
      • Emergency: Urinary Blockage
      • Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease (FLUTD)
    • Respiratory System >
      • Upper Respiratory Infection in Cats (URI)
    • Subcutaneous Fluids
    • Pet Information Links
  • Blood Transfusion Donors
  • Maryland Veterinarians
  • Upcoming Events
  • Gallery
  • Employment Opportunities
  • CareCredit
  • Online Pharmacy: Shop Now
  • Check-In FAQs
  • Test
  • Test 2