Welcome to EVCC Highland
Our hospital location in Highland, IN opened its doors back in 2014 to provide the local community and surrounding area with the same high-quality service, emergency care expertise and great reputation that Emergency Veterinary Care Centers has become known for over the years.
At EVCC, we live and breathe emergency care, 24/7. As an AAHA-accredited emergency vet, we are committed to providing pets and their families with an accomplished team of doctors and staff who treat each patient as if they were their own.
Emergencies are unpredictable, but rest assured that our dedicated team and array of emergency capabilities are here for you when you need them most.
Areas We Serve
At EVCC Highland, we emphasize providing compassionate, high-quality emergency veterinary care to pets in northwest Indiana and northeast Illinois.
Since we opened more than a decade ago, we have treated thousands of pets in Highland and the following areas:
However, no matter where you are, EVCC Highland is here to provide emergency care, in-house diagnostics, and dedicated support for you and your pet. If your pet is experiencing an emergency, don’t wait—call us or come in immediately.
The AAHA Difference
Emergency Veterinary Care Centers - Highland is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, an achievement earned by only 15% of veterinary practices in the United States and Canada. That means we are devoted to providing the highest quality veterinary care to pets and their owners.
Heart + Skill = The EVCC Difference
Since 2003, EVCC has proudly served the Midwest as an AAHA accredited, independently owned network of emergency-only veterinary hospitals. Here's what sets us apart:
Doctor Available
24/7You never have to worry about your pet being alone. A licensed veterinarian is always available, no matter the time or day.
Independent and
Trusted ExpertiseOur care team is dedicated solely to emergency treatment.
No Upselling or
Wellness VisitsWe focus 100% on providing emergency and critical care when your pet needs it.
A Reputation of
ExcellenceEarned through decades of compassionate care and glowing reviews from pet owners like you.
Our dedicated team provides 24/7 emergency services ensuring that your pet receives critical care any time, day or night - no appointment required. As a trusted member of your community, we aim to be your first choice in emergency pet care by offering peace of mind and the highest quality care for you and your pets.
Meet Our Highland Leadership Team
Our team isn’t just skilled; they regularly seek out opportunities to improve the quality of care they provide and do more to help pets in need. When you entrust your pet’s care to us, we strive to be the best at what we do, because they deserve nothing less.
Amy Michael, RVT, LVT Hospital Manager, EVCC Highland
Dr. Staci Kish, DVM Medical Director, EVCC Highland
Build Your Career and Join the EVCC Team
To meet the growing demand for emergency and specialty services, our emergency vet in Highland, IN is also growing and needs hard-working team players to lend their skills and experience. Emergency veterinary medicine is fast-paced, challenging, and filled with opportunities for professional as well as personal growth, and we’d love to hear from you! See our latest job openings and send us your application!
Our Emergency Services for Pets
With experienced emergency doctors and team members available 24/7, we can administer whatever treatment your pet needs to get back on the road to recovery. Our primary emergency veterinary services include:
What’s an Emergency?
Uncertain whether your pet's condition warrants a visit to the emergency vet or what to expect when you arrive? Check out some common conditions below or see our Frequently Asked Questions for answers to the questions we receive most often.
Commonly Treated Conditions:
Urgent & Emergency Care
Allergic Reactions
Difficulty Urinating
(blood in the urine/straining to urinate)
Limping
(fractures/sprains)
Trouble Breathing
Eye Problems
(discharge/squinting/wounds)
Foreign Object Ingestion
Toxin Ingestion
Vomiting & Diarrhea
Accidents
Trauma
(dog bites, hit-by-car, wounds)
Seizures
Dystocia
(trouble giving birth)
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