7 Hills Pet Hospital: Vet Care & Contact

Henderson NV Vet Guide · Contact · Urgent Care · Pet Services

7 Hills Pet Hospital contact, hours, urgent care, wellness plans, diagnostics, surgery, dental care, forms, payments, and map

7 Hills Pet Hospital, listed officially as Seven Hills Pet Hospital, is located at 835 Seven Hills Dr #180, Henderson, NV 89052. The main phone number is 702-476-8812.

Use this guide to book a visit, call for urgent pet symptoms, understand available veterinary services, prepare forms before arrival, manage prescriptions, plan payment options, and find the clinic map.

Pet emergency? During regular clinic hours, call 702-476-8812 immediately if your pet may need urgent care. For after-hours or life-threatening emergencies, go to a 24/7 veterinary emergency hospital or call an emergency veterinary provider before driving.
Clinic address 835 Seven Hills Dr #180

Henderson, NV 89052.

Main phone 702-476-8812

Appointments, urgent questions, records, and general front-desk routing.

Open hours 8am–6pm daily

Official site lists Monday through Sunday 8:00am to 6:00pm.

Urgent care During clinic hours

Call ahead for vomiting, diarrhea, breathing trouble, injuries, trauma, toxin concern, or sudden illness.

Patient tools Forms + PetDesk

Use online forms, PetDesk, and the online pharmacy for smoother visits and refills.

Payment options Multiple options

Official payment page lists CareCredit, ScratchPay, pet insurance, and All Pet Card.

Start here: what do you need from 7 Hills Pet Hospital?

Use the clinic phone for urgent pet symptoms, the booking link for routine appointments, forms for faster check-in, and the pharmacy link for prescription refills.

Your need Best action What to have ready
Pet seems seriously sick or injured Call 702-476-8812 during clinic hours or contact a 24/7 emergency vet after hours. Symptoms, timing, pet age, breed, weight, medications, toxin exposure, and photos if safe.
Routine wellness exam Use Book Now or call the clinic. Pet vaccine history, prior records, parasite prevention history, diet, medications, and behavior concerns.
New client visit Complete the New Patient Form before arrival. Owner contact details, pet information, previous hospital name, vaccine records, and medical history.
Surgery or anesthesia Ask for pre-op instructions and complete authorization forms. Fasting instructions, medication list, consent form, estimate, drop-off time, and post-op pickup plan.
Dental cleaning or dental procedure Ask about exam, estimate, dental X-rays, anesthesia, extractions, and the dental consent form. Dental symptoms, chewing changes, bad breath, previous dental records, and payment method.
Medication refill Use the clinic pharmacy link, PetDesk, or call the front desk. Pet name, medication name, strength, quantity, last exam date, and preferred pickup or shipping option.
Payment plan or insurance question Review payment options and ask the front desk before treatment starts. Estimate, pet insurance policy, CareCredit/ScratchPay/All Pet Card status, and claim requirements.
Best call script: “My pet’s name is ____. Species/breed is ____. Age is ____. Symptoms started ____. I’m calling to ask whether this should be urgent care today, a routine appointment, or an emergency hospital visit.”

Contact information and clinic hours

Call before bringing a sick pet, especially when symptoms are urgent or your pet may need same-day triage.

Official clinic name
Seven Hills Pet Hospital
Common search name
7 Hills Pet Hospital
Address
835 Seven Hills Dr #180, Henderson, NV 89052
Phone
Email
sevenhills@petmedichospitals.com
Hours listed
Monday through Sunday: 8:00am–6:00pm
Hours can change: Holiday hours, staffing, urgent-care capacity, weather, or clinic notices may affect availability. Call first when timing matters.

Urgent pet care at 7 Hills Pet Hospital

The clinic’s urgent-care page says it offers urgent care during regular business hours and recommends calling immediately if you suspect a medical emergency.

Call for severe vomiting or diarrhea

Repeated vomiting, bloody diarrhea, possible toxin ingestion, dehydration, heatstroke, or a suspected foreign body should be treated as urgent.

Call for breathing trouble

Labored breathing, wheezing, gasping, blue gums, collapse, or severe coughing can become life-threatening quickly.

Call for injury or trauma

Bite wounds, limping after trauma, bleeding, fractures, blunt force injury, eye injury, or lacerations need prompt veterinary advice.

Call when unsure

Pets hide pain and illness. If your pet’s behavior suddenly changes, call the clinic and describe symptoms clearly.

Do not wait: Collapse, seizure, severe breathing trouble, toxin exposure, heatstroke, blocked urination, severe bleeding, or major trauma should be treated as emergency-level symptoms.

After-hours emergency veterinary options near Henderson and Las Vegas

Seven Hills Pet Hospital’s urgent-care page lists nearby emergency options for after-hours care. Call the emergency hospital before driving when possible.

Emergency option listed by clinic Phone Address
VE+CC at Tropicana & Durango 702-262-7070 8650 W. Tropicana Ave Ste. B-104, Las Vegas, NV 89147
Animal Emergency Center at Pecos & Patrick 702-457-8050 3340 E. Patrick Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89120-3413
Veterinary Emergency Group at Stephanie & Warm Springs 702-522-0453 470 N Stephanie St., Henderson, NV 89014
After-hours rule: If your pet may not survive the drive without immediate help, call the closest emergency veterinary hospital while someone else drives if safe.

Scheduling appointments and checking in

Routine appointments are smoother when forms, records, medication lists, and prior vaccine information are ready before arrival.

Choose the visit type. Tell the clinic whether the appointment is wellness, vaccine, puppy/kitten, senior pet, dental, illness, injury, surgery consult, urgent care, or recheck.
Use Book Now or call. Use the official booking link for routine scheduling or call if your pet is sick, injured, painful, or worsening.
Complete patient forms early. Fill out the New Patient Form before your first visit and use surgery/dental authorization forms when directed.
Transfer prior records. Ask your previous veterinarian to send vaccine records, lab results, X-rays, surgery notes, and medication history.
Prepare for safety. Bring dogs on a secure leash and cats in a hard-sided or secure carrier. Tell staff if your pet is anxious, reactive, painful, or contagious.
Ask for an estimate. For diagnostics, dental care, surgery, urgent care, and chronic illness plans, request an estimate before proceeding.

Veterinary services at 7 Hills Pet Hospital

The clinic’s official services cover prevention, urgent care, diagnostics, medicine, surgery, dental care, laser therapy, endoscopy, pharmacy support, and pet-owner resources.

Service area What it may include How to prepare
Preventative care Wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, spays/neuters, microchipping, nutrition, behavior, puppy/kitten care, and senior care. Bring vaccine history, parasite prevention names, diet details, and questions about lifestyle risks.
Urgent care Same-day evaluation for symptoms that cannot wait, including vomiting, diarrhea, respiratory distress, injuries, and trauma. Call first, describe symptoms clearly, and ask whether to come directly or use emergency hospital care.
Diagnostic services X-rays, ultrasound, in-house bloodwork, urinalysis, allergy testing, parasite screening, echocardiograms, and ophthalmology testing. Ask whether fasting, urine/stool sample, sedation, or previous test records are needed.
Medicine and surgery Illness care, chronic disease support, pain management, soft tissue surgery, wound repair, spays/neuters, and specialized surgical procedures. Ask for diagnosis plan, estimate, anesthesia plan, consent form, and post-op instructions.
Dental care Dental cleanings, polishing, dental X-rays, oral surgery, extractions, and periodontal disease treatment. Ask about pre-anesthetic bloodwork, X-rays, extractions, home dental care, and follow-up.
Pharmacy and refills Online pharmacy, prescription products, preventive medications, and refill requests. Know medication name, dose, frequency, remaining supply, and last exam date.

Wellness plans, vaccines, parasite prevention, and routine care

Preventive care helps catch health problems earlier and keeps dogs and cats protected based on lifestyle and risk.

Canine and feline wellness plans

The official wellness page lists canine and feline wellness plan options starting at $45.99. Ask what is included before enrolling.

Vaccinations

The clinic notes rabies is required by law and core vaccines such as DHPP for dogs and FVRCP for cats are recommended for all pets, with other vaccines based on lifestyle risk.

Parasite prevention

Discuss flea, tick, heartworm, and intestinal parasite prevention year-round, especially if your pet travels, hikes, boards, grooms, or visits dog parks.

Microchipping and senior care

Ask about microchip registration, annual exams, senior bloodwork, weight management, arthritis checks, dental screening, and behavior changes.

Diagnostic services: bloodwork, X-rays, ultrasound, allergy testing, and parasite screening

Diagnostics help the veterinarian understand what is happening inside your pet before choosing a treatment plan.

Bloodwork and urinalysis
Useful for sick visits, senior wellness, anesthesia screening, organ function, infection checks, and chronic disease monitoring.
X-rays
Used for suspected fractures, foreign bodies, chest issues, abdominal concerns, arthritis, and other internal problems.
Parasite screening
Heartworm and intestinal parasite testing can support both wellness care and sick-pet diagnosis.
Ultrasound and echocardiogram
May help evaluate organs, masses, fluid, pregnancy concerns, or heart-related issues when recommended by the veterinarian.
Allergy and eye testing
The clinic lists allergy testing and ophthalmological testing among diagnostic services.
Ask before testing: “Will my pet need fasting, sedation, a urine sample, stool sample, or a recheck appointment? When will results be available?”

Medicine, surgery, anesthesia, and recovery planning

The clinic’s medicine and surgery page lists care for illnesses, injuries, chronic conditions, pain management, soft tissue surgery, wound repair, spays/neuters, and other procedures.

Surgery question Why it matters What to ask
Does my pet need pre-anesthetic bloodwork? Bloodwork helps screen organ function and anesthesia risk. Ask whether it is required, recommended, or included in the estimate.
What is included in the estimate? Surgery costs can include exam, labwork, anesthesia, monitoring, procedure, medications, collar, and recheck. Ask whether extractions, mass submissions, fluids, pain meds, or complications change the price.
What should my pet avoid before surgery? Food, water, medication, and arrival-time rules reduce anesthesia and scheduling problems. Ask for written fasting and medication instructions.
How will pain be managed? Pain control supports healing and comfort. Ask which pain medication, anti-inflammatory, or laser therapy plan is recommended.
What happens after pickup? Home care mistakes can cause incision, infection, or activity-limit problems. Ask about cone use, exercise restriction, feeding, medications, incision checks, and emergency signs.

Pet dental care, cleanings, X-rays, extractions, and home care

The official dental page says periodontal disease is common in pets and Seven Hills Pet Hospital offers cleaning, polishing, X-rays, and extractions.

When to ask about dental care

Bad breath, drooling, pawing at the mouth, chewing on one side, red gums, tartar, broken teeth, or appetite changes can signal dental disease.

What dental visits may involve

Dental exams may lead to a cleaning estimate, anesthesia discussion, X-rays, extractions, pain medication, antibiotics, and a home-care plan.

Dental consent

The patient-forms page includes a Consent for Dental Care form. Complete the correct form when the clinic requests it.

Home dental care

Ask how to brush, choose dental chews safely, use prescription diets, and schedule future dental rechecks.

Patient forms before your visit

Seven Hills Pet Hospital provides online forms so clients can complete key paperwork before arriving.

Form Use it for Before submitting
New Patient Form First-time client and pet information. Have pet details, previous hospital information, vaccine records, and medical history ready.
Authorization of Anesthesia Procedures requiring anesthesia or sedation. Ask about fasting, bloodwork, risks, estimate, and pickup instructions.
Consent for Dental Care Dental cleaning, X-rays, extractions, and oral procedures. Ask what is pre-approved, what requires a phone call, and how unexpected findings are handled.

Pet medical records, vaccine proof, and sharing history

Pet records help the veterinarian avoid missed vaccines, duplicated tests, medication conflicts, and incomplete history.

Collect prior records. Ask your previous veterinarian for vaccine history, exam notes, lab results, imaging reports, surgery history, and medication records.
Send records before the visit. Sending records early gives the care team time to review your pet’s history before the exam.
Use digital tools when available. The clinic links to PetDesk and Great Pet Care-style record management tools that may help organize and share pet records.
Ask for copies after care. Request vaccine proof, itemized invoices, lab results, discharge instructions, or referral records before boarding, travel, grooming, daycare, or specialty care.
Records tip: For boarding, grooming, daycare, travel, or apartments, ask specifically for rabies certificate, vaccine history, and any signed health certificate requirements.

Online pharmacy, prescriptions, food, and medication refills

Prescription products usually require veterinarian approval and a valid patient-client relationship.

Online pharmacy

Use the clinic pharmacy link for eligible medications, prescription diets, and pet supplies when approved by the veterinary team.

Refill timing

Request refills before your pet runs out. Chronic medications may require recent exams or lab monitoring.

Diet orders

The site links to Purina Vet Direct and Purina Direct Rewards. Ask whether a prescription diet is right for your pet’s condition.

Medication safety

Never give human medication or change dose without veterinary guidance, especially with pain medication, anti-inflammatory drugs, or sedatives.

Payment options, pet insurance, and estimates

The official payment page lists several options designed to help clients handle routine and urgent veterinary costs.

Payment option Official page note What to ask
CareCredit Healthcare credit card that can be used for pets, with instant approval and promotional terms described on the clinic page. Ask which balance, services, and promotional plan apply before treatment begins.
ScratchPay Payment plans for veterinary bills with online rate checking. Ask whether your estimate is eligible and when approval must be completed.
Pet insurance Clinic page says it accepts all forms of pet insurance, including examples such as Trupanion, Healthy Paws, Embrace, and Nationwide. Ask for itemized invoices and medical notes needed for reimbursement claims.
All Pet Card Credit-card option for routine or urgent pet care with financing terms described on the clinic page. Ask whether prequalification is needed before care is provided.
Written estimate Estimates help compare diagnostics, surgery, dental, urgent-care, or chronic-treatment plans. Ask what is included, what is optional, and what could change during treatment.
Insurance note: Most pet insurance works by reimbursement. Ask your insurer whether the condition is covered, whether preauthorization is needed, and what records must be submitted.

What to bring to your first visit

A prepared first visit helps the veterinarian make safer vaccine, medication, and diagnostic decisions.

Bring records

Bring vaccination history, previous exam notes, lab results, imaging, surgery history, and current prescriptions.

Bring medication details

Write down drug names, strengths, dosing schedule, supplements, flea/tick/heartworm prevention, and any reactions.

Bring a sample if requested

Ask whether a fresh stool sample or urine sample is needed for wellness, parasite, senior, urinary, or digestive concerns.

Bring behavior notes

Tell staff if your pet is fearful, aggressive, painful, noise-sensitive, reactive to other animals, or needs a quiet entry plan.

7 Hills Pet Hospital location, map, and parking

Use the Henderson clinic address for directions, but call ahead if you are arriving with an urgent or contagious pet.

Clinic address

Seven Hills Pet Hospital
835 Seven Hills Dr #180
Henderson, NV 89052
Phone: 702-476-8812

Call from the parking lot if your pet is vomiting, coughing, limping severely, bleeding, highly anxious, reactive, or may be contagious.

Arrival safety checklist

  • Dogs should be on a secure leash and kept close in the parking lot and lobby.
  • Cats should be in a secure carrier, not carried loose in your arms.
  • Tell staff if your pet may bite, scratch, hide, flee, cough, or have diarrhea.
  • Bring a towel or blanket if your pet is injured, weak, or painful.
  • For possible poisoning, bring the product package or a clear photo of it.

Official source checklist for 7 Hills Pet Hospital

Use these official clinic pages for final verification because hours, forms, payment options, services, and emergency routing can change.

Official source What it verifies When to use it
Seven Hills Pet Hospital official website Main clinic navigation, services, booking, pharmacy, resources, and clinic updates. Use first for current clinic information.
Locations page Address, phone, location details, and listed daily hours. Use for contact, map, and hours confirmation.
Urgent Care Urgent care during regular business hours and after-hours emergency hospital options. Use when a pet has symptoms that cannot wait for a routine wellness visit.
Preventative Care & Wellness Plans Wellness plans, vaccines, dental care, parasite prevention, spay/neuter, microchipping, nutrition, behavior, puppy/kitten, and senior care notes. Use for routine wellness planning and vaccine questions.
Diagnostic Services X-rays, ultrasound, in-house bloodwork, urinalysis, allergy testing, parasite screening, echocardiograms, and ophthalmology testing. Use when the vet recommends diagnostic testing.
Medicine & Surgery Medical care, pain management, soft tissue surgery, wound repair, spays/neuters, chronic disease care, and surgical support. Use before surgery, illness care, or chronic treatment discussions.
Dental Care Dental cleanings, polishing, X-rays, extractions, and periodontal disease care. Use when planning a dental exam or dental procedure.
Patient Forms New Patient Form, Authorization of Anesthesia, and Consent for Dental Care. Use before first visits, surgery, anesthesia, and dental care.
Payment Options CareCredit, ScratchPay, pet insurance, and All Pet Card options. Use before routine or urgent treatment when cost planning matters.
Online Pharmacy Clinic-linked online pharmacy access. Use for approved prescriptions, refills, and pet supplies.
Independent guide notice: This website is not Seven Hills Pet Hospital, a veterinary clinic, an emergency hospital, a pharmacy, or a medical provider. Always confirm urgent symptoms, appointment availability, costs, treatment plans, records, medications, and emergency routing directly with the clinic or emergency veterinarian.

7 Hills Pet Hospital FAQs

These questions cover contact details, urgent care, services, records, appointments, forms, payments, insurance, pharmacy, and parking.

1. What is the address of 7 Hills Pet Hospital?
The clinic is officially listed as Seven Hills Pet Hospital at 835 Seven Hills Dr #180, Henderson, NV 89052.
2. What is the phone number for 7 Hills Pet Hospital?
The main phone number is 702-476-8812. Call this number for appointments, urgent pet-care questions, forms, records, and general front-desk routing.
3. What are the hours for 7 Hills Pet Hospital?
The official site lists open hours as Monday through Sunday, 8:00am to 6:00pm. Call before going because holiday hours, staffing, and urgent-care capacity may change.
4. Does 7 Hills Pet Hospital offer urgent care?
Yes. The clinic’s urgent-care page says Seven Hills Pet Hospital offers urgent care during regular business hours. Call 702-476-8812 immediately if your pet may need urgent evaluation.
5. Where should I go for after-hours pet emergencies?
The clinic’s urgent-care page lists after-hours options including VE+CC at Tropicana & Durango, Animal Emergency Center at Pecos & Patrick, and Veterinary Emergency Group at Stephanie & Warm Springs. Call the emergency hospital before driving when possible.
6. What veterinary services does 7 Hills Pet Hospital provide?
The clinic lists preventative care, wellness plans, vaccinations, parasite prevention, urgent care, diagnostic services, bloodwork, X-rays, ultrasound, medicine, surgery, pain management, wound repair, dental care, laser therapy, endoscopy, pharmacy support, and patient forms.
7. Does 7 Hills Pet Hospital provide dental care?
Yes. The dental-care page says Seven Hills Pet Hospital offers pet dental services including cleaning, polishing, X-rays, and extractions to help prevent and treat periodontal disease.
8. What forms should new clients complete?
The patient-forms page lists a New Patient Form, Authorization of Anesthesia, and Consent for Dental Care. New clients should complete the New Patient Form before the first appointment when possible.
9. What payment options does 7 Hills Pet Hospital list?
The official payment page lists CareCredit, ScratchPay, pet insurance, and All Pet Card. Ask the clinic for an estimate and confirm payment expectations before diagnostics, surgery, urgent care, or dental procedures.
10. Does 7 Hills Pet Hospital have an online pharmacy?
Yes. The clinic links to an online pharmacy powered by Covetrus. Prescription products may require veterinarian approval and a current patient relationship.