24/7 Emergency Vet & Urgent Care – Speak with A Veterinarian:(919) 605-6300
Our Veterinary Apex Group provides Emergency, Urgent and Rehabilitation Vet Services and our After Hours Emergency Vet Hospital is open 24/7/365. At our Apex ER Vet Hospital, your pet will receive comprehensive treatment options, a full array of in-house diagnostics, intensive care, and so much more!
Pets throughout the Triangle Area, including Apex, Holly Springs, Durham and Raleigh receive our Emergency Care. We have over 300 5-Star Google Reviews for Urgent Care Veterinary Services and we are always here to help you pet. To speak with a Vet, please call us at (919)-605-6300.

Offering Exceptional Veterinary Rehabilitation Care in Apex, NC
Whether your dog or cat is recovering from an injury or surgery, you have a canine athlete or you have a senior pet that needs pain management, our comprehensive rehabilitation services will help them feel their best.


Is It An Urgent Emergency?
If your pet is experiencing any of the following, please visit an animal hospital and seek urgent veterinary care immediately:
Our Mission
Our mission is to continually strive to deliver the best treatment possible to our patients, while providing excellent communication to owners, in a collaborative environment of our doctors and staff, primary veterinarians, and veterinary specialists.
Peak Paws Advanced Veterinary Hospital serves as a resource to owners and referring veterinarians 24-7, providing high quality urgent veterinary care. Veterinary Rehabilitation Hospital provides comprehensive pain management and rehabilitation services to pets to help them return to a fully functioning lifestyle.
We have a unique place in the local veterinary community – supporting the care of patients while also coordinating with local primary veterinarians and needed veterinary specialists. The quality of each employee’s work has a direct effect on our reputation and these relationships.


Veterinary Rehabilitation Hospital in Apex
If your pet is recovering from surgery, is limping after an injury, or has chronic pain or arthritis, physical rehabilitation and multi-modal pain management can accelerate their healing process.
Our veterinarians use a comprehensive physical exam to help identify areas of pain and dysfunction, and then works with your to develop a treatment plan to speed your pet’s recovery and minimize pain.
Some of the most common conditions we treat include:
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