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Damansara emergency vet? We’re open right now.

Whichever Damansara you’re in — Heights, Utama or Kota Damansara — the after-hours problem is the same: the local clinics are shut by evening. Gasing Veterinary Hospital is a genuine 24-hour animal hospital in nearby Petaling Jaya, with a staffed emergency room, on-site MRI and CT, and 16 vets. Call 03-7782 3553 before travelling so we can prepare for your pet.

Right now, do this

If your pet is in trouble, don’t overthink it — come in. If you can, call 03-7782 3553 on the way so we’re ready at the door.

  1. Call 03-7782 3553 if you can — or just come.
  2. Keep your pet warm, contained and as calm as possible for the ride.
  3. We’re at 53 & 55, Jalan 5/58, Gasing Indah, Petaling Jaya. Tell reception it’s an emergency — you’ll be prioritised.

Getting to us from Damansara

From Damansara it is about 10.8 km — usually 15–25 minutes depending on traffic, via the Lebuhraya Damansara–Puchong (LDP/E11). It is a straightforward drive with no awkward turns at the end, and it moves quickly overnight — which is when most emergencies actually happen. We are at 53 & 55, Jalan 5/58, Gasing Indah, on the Petaling Jaya side. Call 03-7782 3553 as you leave: tell us what has happened and roughly when you will arrive, and we will have someone meeting you at the door instead of you queueing at reception. If you are unsure of the final turn, stay on the line and we will talk you in.

Stop Googling and start driving if you see…

When in doubt, call. It costs nothing to ask, and minutes matter in a true emergency.

  • Laboured or noisy breathing, or gums that look pale, grey or blue
  • Collapse, weakness, or inability to stand
  • Seizures — especially a first seizure, or one lasting more than a couple of minutes
  • Repeated vomiting, or trying to be sick and producing nothing (especially big dogs)
  • Straining to pee with little or nothing coming out — male cats, this means you
  • Got into poisons, human medicines, chocolate, lilies or rat bait
  • Any trauma — road accidents, falls, bite wounds
  • A bloated, hard or clearly painful belly

What’s behind the front door

An ER is only as good as the hospital behind it. Critical patients here get an oxygen-equipped ICU, an in-house lab for immediate blood work, X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI for fast answers, and two operating theatres if surgery is needed — all under one roof, all night long.

About our ICU

Oxygen-equipped intensive care unit at Gasing Veterinary Hospital
the oxygen ICU — for the really rough nights

Whatever the hour

The scariest nights are the ones when nobody is open. Damansara is well within reach of us, and there is always a vet awake on this side of it.

An alert dog outdoors
day or night, we are already here.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the drive from Damansara like, and which way should I come?

About 10.8 km — usually 15–25 minutes depending on traffic, via the Lebuhraya Damansara–Puchong (LDP/E11). It's a straightforward drive and noticeably faster overnight, which is when most emergencies happen. Call 03-7782 3553 as you set off and we'll have someone waiting at the door; we're at 53 & 55, Jalan 5/58, Gasing Indah.

Is there a 24-hour vet in Damansara?

The Damansara clinics close in the evening. The nearest genuine 24-hour animal hospital is Gasing Veterinary Hospital in Petaling Jaya — open every hour of every day, with a real ER and on-site imaging. Call 03-7782 3553.

How far is Gasing from Damansara Utama / Damansara Heights?

We’re in Gasing Indah, Petaling Jaya — a short run from the Damansara areas via the Sprint, LDP or Federal Highway. Call 03-7782 3553 and reception will talk you in.

How much does an emergency vet visit cost?

Honestly, it varies too much to quote a single figure — the diagnostics your pet actually needs drive it, and most emergency visits begin from a few hundred ringgit. What we can promise Damansara owners is no surprises: you approve an estimate before any treatment starts.

Need to speak to a vet?

We’re open 24 hours, 7 days a week — for emergencies, advice, or to book a visit.