Where is Long Beach Animal Emergency located?

Long Beach Animal Emergency is located at 4720 E Pacific Coast Hwy, Long Beach, CA 90804, USA, in Long Beach, CA.

What veterinary specialties does Long Beach Animal Emergency offer?

Long Beach Animal Emergency offers Emergency & Critical Care at its Long Beach location.

How can I contact Long Beach Animal Emergency?

Long Beach Animal Emergency can be reached by phone at (562) 735-5200 or online at thrivepetcare.com/locations/california/long-beach/long-beach-animal-emergency.

Long Beach Animal Emergency

Long Beach Animal Emergency is an emergency & critical care practice in Long Beach, CA.

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Long Beach Animal Emergency is an emergency & critical care practice in Long Beach, CA. Located at 4720 E Pacific Coast Hwy.

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4720 E Pacific Coast Hwy
Long Beach

Phone

(562) 735-5200

Website

thrivepetcare.com/locations/california/long-beach/long-beach-animal-emergency

3.9 · 469 Google reviews

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4 months ago

Max Ives

Excellent 24/7 emergency veterinary clinic. We were greeted right away, and the nurses came out immediately to take our dog in for urgent care. Our dog had eaten chocolate. They explained everything in detail, told us exactly what they were going to do, and treated us with great understanding and compassion given our emotional state. All procedures were carried out promptly, and the cost was reasonable. It truly felt like they were caring not for a dog, but for a small child — which is exactly how we see him. We are extremely satisfied with both the medical outcome and the attitude, care, and support we received. Huge thanks to the entire medical staff.
3 months ago

Geanina Medana

Great emergency hospital, I have been here several times and have had only positive experiences with the staff here, very attentive and personable, I had great drs here every time. I canned in at 2am with a cat w a debilitating ear infection. Emergency consult start up fee was $500, after consult w the dr I paid another ~$450, which all included a tentative protocol standard charge for consult, treatment, meds etc. My cat needed anesthesia so they could check the status of and clean her ears, she had a ruptured ear canal and bad ear infection, so I am glad I paid for that, the dr had given me a few options of things to try first. They cleaned her ears, gave her antibiotics, and antibiotic ear drops, and they refunded me circa $150, at the end of it, my cat is doing much better, we are still on meds but she is much much better, walking around, when she could not even stand before, without falling over. I’ve been here with other pets before and these ppl have always been great, highly recommend.
2 months ago

Jazmine Garcia

I cannot say enough good things about this emergency vet. I brought my sweet Luka in because I was so worried about his eyes. The staff kept telling me how cute he was and genuinely loved on him, which meant everything to me because he was already uncomfortable and squinting. You can tell when people truly care about animals, and every single person there did. They handled him carefully, and made sure he felt safe. The vet took the time to thoroughly examine his eyes, explain what was going on, and answer all of my questions without rushing me. I left feeling informed, relieved, and confident that Luka was in the best hands possible. In such a stressful moment, their kindness, compassion, and professionalism made all the difference. I’m beyond grateful for the care they gave my baby. If you ever need an emergency vet who will treat your pet with love and respect, this is the place to go. Thank you for taking such amazing care of my Luka. 💛

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5 months ago

Francisco Mendez Sosa

I have nothing but great things to say about this place and the staff. We took our 6-year old golden retriever to get treated after a collapse with a distended abdomen on Dec 1, 2025. He was in critical condition and everyone worked super hard and sensibly to stabilize him. Thankfully, he was stabilized so my family and I were able to say goodbye before putting him down on Dec 2, 2025. He had been diagnosed with internal bleeding from hemangiosarcoma as a highly probably cause. Literally all the staff was as sensible as they were professional, and could not recommend this place enough. Celeste, Heather, Dr. Taniguchi, Dr. Kerr, Claudia, Christian, and all the staff whose names I failed to get – thank you from the bottom of my heart for your care and hard work on Bradley. My family and I will forever be grateful. God bless.
5 months ago

Michelle Mackie

The entire staff had a part is saving our kitten’s life. Our family will never forget it. We came in because our little Tux ate part of a yoga mat and was showing signs of distress. We walked in on Thanksgiving morning and the staff was friendly and completely honest with us about wait time. It was a long wait but to be fair we saw much worse off animals and we understood that they needed the attention first. Tux was taken back about 2 hours after arrival and assessment done pretty quickly. Dr Evens was very straight forward about different ways we could go about treatment. He was kind and explained the whys behind the tests. Tux spent the night and the next day Dr Evens gave me a call with his observation of Tux. She looked worse and surgery was the only way to give her a chance. The Invoice was sent quickly with estimates and break downs of the costs, it was a lot of money. Again, the staff worked with us to ensure we could give Tux a chance. Care credit and family all chipped in to make it possible but the staff and Dr Evens never wrote us off because we didn’t have all the cash right away. This office is amazing and I’m glad we found them.

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