24 Hour Veterinary Care You Can Rely On
WVRC Racine is a fully-staffed pet hospital offering emergency, trauma and critical care 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. All our doctors and veterinary professionals are dedicated to the compassionate care, specialized treatment and medical attention your pet deserves.
Get in Line for the ER
Stable, and non-critical Patients: Get in line for the ER online and wait at home. We'll give you an estimated visit time and text you if anything changes.
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Client Registration Form
Please take a moment to fill out and submit this client registration form in advance of your upcoming appointment. Thank you.
Client Registration Form
Referral Forms
For Veterinarians: Submit your patient forms or diagnostics.
Submit a referral
Continuing Education
Check back regularly for upcoming continuing education lectures for doctors and veterinary technicians. Keep your credentials current with RACE approved CE.
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Our Team
Our medical team is equipped with advanced diagnostic and therapeutic tools, but it is the training and human interaction of our team with your pet that makes all the difference.
Our Team
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There is so much more to WVRC - Racine/Kenosha We hope you’ll contact us for more information about employment opportunities.
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Minimally Invasive Surgery (MIS) – Getting Started
July 14, 2021In most cases the recovery time from a minimally invasive surgery is shorter than it is following a traditional surgery, the incision is significantly smaller, as a result it heals faster. Most pets will not require an overnight stay at the hospital.
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‘We’re feeling the stress of incredible numbers, and it’s affecting people’: Pandemic pets put unexpected strain on veterinary practices
July 13, 2021The backlog in veterinary care is pushing pet owners from small, overwhelmed clinics to larger hospitals with greater capacity.
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Covid-19 pandemic magnifies workforce crisis in veterinary field
June 29, 2021Madison Vollbracht says she burned out after five years working as a veterinary technician. Her work was already grueling before the Covid-19 pandemic. But the pandemic sparked a dramatic increase in pet adoptions, “Covid puppies and kittens,” as Vollbracht calls them, as well as a rise in inquiries about pet care, which greatly increased the workload.
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Highlights of Diagnostic and Therapeutic Options Please contact us if you are seeking a service or treatment not listed here.
Digital Radiography
Ultrasound: Abdomen, Cardiac, Thoracic, Musculoskeletal
Minimally Invasive Surgery: Arthroscopy, Laparoscopy, Thoracoscopy
Transfusion Medicine
Echocardiogram & Electrocardiogram (ECG)