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Emergency and 24-hour vets near Saratoga Springs

14 emergency or 24-hour veterinary hospitals are mapped within about twenty-five miles of Saratoga Springs. Call before you haul: not every emergency hospital takes horses, and the one that does will tell you whether to load the horse or wait for the vet to come. Keep the trailer hitched in colic season.

Saratoga Springs has long winters: footing freezes and ruts, water tanks need heaters, and a horse that is clipped or thin needs a blanket below about 20°F. Most unclipped horses with shelter and hay in front of them handle the cold better than their owners do. 3 of these are marked open around the clock.

The 14 emergency and 24-hour veterinary hospitals, closest first

Greenfield Animal Hospital4.8 mi
VCA Animal Hospital5.2 mi
365 Saratoga Avenue, Ballston Spa
The Haven Animal Hospital6.2 mi
2686 Route 9, Ballston Spa
Northway Animal Emergency Clinic12.2 mi
35 Fawn Road, Gansevoort · Open 24/7
River Road Animal Hospital18.2 mi
2121 River Road, Schenectady
Glens Falls Animal Hospital18.5 mi
66 Glenwood Avenue, Queensbury
Amsterdam Animal Hospital21.5 mi
191 Wallins Corners Road, Amsterdam
Collar City Animal Hospital21.9 mi
499 2nd Avenue, Troy
Dove Creek Animal Hospital21.9 mi
Upstate Veterinary Specialities22.2 mi
152 Sparrowbush Road, Latham · Open 24/7
Northampton Animal Hospital22.7 mi
656 State Route 30, Northville
Borador Animal Hospital22.8 mi
4321 State Route 22, Salem
Latham Animal Hospital23.4 mi
326 Troy Schenectady Road, Latham
Capital District Veterinary Referral Hospital23.6 mi
222 Troy Schenectady Road, Latham · Open 24/7

Before you go

  • Call now for: colic that does not settle in 30 minutes, a horse that will not bear weight, a deep wound or one near a joint, choke lasting more than a few minutes, eye injuries, a foal that is not nursing, a laminitis stance.
  • While you wait: walk a colicky horse only if it wants to move; no food; note gut sounds, temperature, gum colour and when it last passed manure.
  • Expect an emergency farm call of $150–$300 before treatment; colic surgery at a hospital $5,000–$12,000, which is what major-medical insurance is for.

What works

  • Know the hospital's hauling route and how long it takes before you need it.
  • A trailer that loads, a hitch that fits and a truck with fuel are part of the first-aid kit.
  • Banamine only on the vet's say-so, and never in the muscle.
  • Keep a wound kit: clean wrap, non-stick pads, diluted chlorhexidine, a hoof boot.
  • Write the vet's and the hospital's numbers on the barn wall.

Nearby cities

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL, read Nov 13, 2026; places within about nine miles of the city centre. Hours and phone numbers come from the map and can be out of date: call before you go. A place that is missing can be added to OpenStreetMap by anyone. Guidance written by Hoofdeck editors; prices are typical US ranges, not quotes.

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