Business Details
32 Years
experience
Emergency
services
24/7 Emergency & Specialty Veterinary Care in Colorado Springs
Powers Pet Emergency has been a trusted provider of veterinary care in Colorado Springs since 1994. Our collaborative team of veterinarians and specialists prioritizes your pet's well-being through integrated emergency and specialty services. With 24/7 availability for urgent care, we ensure pets receive immediate attention without appointments. Our facility features advanced diagnostic imaging, including CT technology, and we pioneered radioiodine therapy for feline hyperthyroidism in southern Colorado.AAHA accreditation underscores our commitment to high standards in patient care, safety, and service. Our surgical team utilizes state-of-the-art techniques and equipment, while our blood donor program supports critical care needs across regional hospitals. We maintain close communication with primary care veterinarians to ensure coordinated treatment plans and timely updates throughout your pet's care journey.
Services
Emergency Care
Diagnostic Imaging
Radioiodine Therapy
Surgical Services
Blood Donor Program
Details
- Year established: 1994
Highlights and features
- We offer 24/7 emergency veterinary care with no appointment needed
- Our facility features state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging including CT technology
- We provide the only cat radioiodine therapy in southern Colorado
- Our AAHA accreditation demonstrates commitment to high medical standards
- Specialists collaborate directly with primary care veterinarians for coordinated care
Associations and certifications
- American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)
What people say
24/7 emergency availability
Compassionate staff
Advanced medical care
Skilled specialists
Timely treatment
Services
Emergency Care
Our 24/7 emergency veterinary services provide immediate care for critical pet conditions. Trained staff handle trauma, poisoning, and life-threatening situations with advanced monitoring equipment. We accept walk-ins without appointments, ensuring pets receive timely interventions during medical crises.
Diagnostic Imaging
We offer comprehensive diagnostic imaging including digital radiography, ultrasound, and CT scans. Our board-certified radiologist interprets studies to identify internal issues affecting organs, bones, and soft tissues. Advanced imaging capabilities enable precise diagnoses for effective treatment planning.
Radioiodine Therapy
This specialized treatment addresses feline hyperthyroidism using radioactive iodine. The non-surgical option targets overactive thyroid cells while preserving normal tissue. Cats receive monitored care during isolation period following treatment, with 98% cure rate after single administration.
Surgical Services
Our surgical team performs emergency and orthopedic procedures in fully equipped operating suites. Services include fracture repair, cruciate ligament treatment, and trauma surgery. Post-operative care features pain management and rehabilitation options for optimal recovery.
Blood Donor Program
Healthy dogs and cats can participate in our voluntary blood donor program. Collected blood supports emergency transfusions for pets in critical condition. The program benefits both our patients and other veterinary hospitals across southern Colorado through shared resources.
People
Lisa Carroll
Medical Director
Dr. Lisa Carroll leads our medical team with extensive emergency veterinary experience. She oversees clinical operations and ensures high standards of patient care.
Mariana Acquaviva
Veterinarian
Dr. Mariana Acquaviva provides emergency care with specialized training in critical patient management. She works closely with specialists to coordinate comprehensive treatment plans.
Edmund Leigh
Veterinary Radiologist
Dr. Edmund Leigh specializes in diagnostic imaging, interpreting advanced radiographic studies to support accurate diagnoses and treatment monitoring for complex cases.
Mercedes Maybach
Veterinarian
Dr. Mercedes Maybach contributes expertise in emergency medicine, focusing on rapid assessment and stabilization of critical patients during after-hours care.
Sloane Miller
Veterinarian
Dr. Sloane Miller specializes in emergency treatment protocols, providing immediate care for trauma cases and coordinating with specialists for ongoing management.
Questions
What emergency services are available?
We provide 24/7 walk-in emergency care for critical pet conditions including trauma, poisoning, and acute illnesses requiring immediate attention.
Do you offer specialized treatments?
Yes, we offer radioiodine therapy for feline hyperthyroidism, advanced diagnostic imaging, and specialty veterinary services coordinated with primary care providers.
How long has the hospital operated?
Southern Rockies Animal Emergency + Specialty has served Colorado Springs since 1994, providing continuous emergency and specialty veterinary care.
What diagnostic capabilities exist?
Our diagnostic imaging includes digital radiography, ultrasound, CT scans, and echocardiography performed by a board-certified veterinary radiologist.
Is the facility accredited?
Yes, we maintain AAHA accreditation, demonstrating our commitment to high standards in veterinary care and patient safety.
How are primary veterinarians involved?
We collaborate closely with primary care veterinarians, providing regular updates and coordinated treatment plans throughout your pet's care.
