24-Hour Emergency Vet in Tokyo
8 emergency and after-hours clinics in Tokyo. Call ahead while you travel — it confirms a vet is on-site and lets the team prepare for your arrival. Listings are aggregated from public sources; hours and on-site cover can change, so always confirm by phone.
TRVA Animal Medical Center (TRVA動物医療センター)
Night emergency: 8pm–6am daily (no daytime general consultations at this facility — emergency after-hours only). Call before arriving.
2F, 8-19-12 Okusawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158-0083
Japan Animal Medical Center (日本動物医療センター)
Regular appointments 9am–1pm & 4pm–8pm daily (closed Wed afternoons). Emergency & night nursing: 24/7, 365 days.
6-22-3 Honmachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0071
Tokyo Animal Clinic 24 (東京動物病院24)
Extended hours: 12:00–23:00 daily. Not open overnight — call ahead to confirm current hours.
2-5-8 Hiratsuka, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 142-0051
JARVIS Animal Medical Center Tokyo (JARVISどうぶつ医療センターTokyo)
Regular referral consultations 9am–7pm daily. Night emergency reception 9am–5am next day (gap 5am–9am is inpatient-care only). Call before arriving. Open year-round.
2-13-37 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0075
Japan Veterinary Medical Group (三鷹獣医科グループ)
General consultations 9am–1pm & 3pm–8pm daily. Emergency: 8pm–9am next morning, 365 days. Call before arriving for emergencies.
Musashino-shi, Tokyo (street address not publicly listed — confirm by phone)
Daktari Animal Hospital — Yoyogi Clinic (Emergency)
Regular appointments daily (confirm with clinic). Emergency: 24/7 — the Daktari Group provides 24h emergency coverage; call Shirokanedai Medical Center (+81-3-5420-0012) for after-hours emergencies as the group's primary emergency line.
1-10-3 Tomigaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 151-0063
Petemo Animal Medical Center Higashi-Tokyo (ペテモどうぶつ医療センターひがし東京)
Daytime general clinic: 9am–7pm. Night emergency line +81-3-5858-9969: 20:00–8:00 next morning (separate emergency phone). Call the emergency number before arriving after hours.
6-38-11 Kameido, Koto-ku, Tokyo 136-0071
Daktari Animal Hospital — Tokyo Medical Center
Regular consultations Mon–Fri & Sat–Sun 10am–12pm, 2pm–7pm (by appointment). Emergency: 24/7, 365 days — call before arriving outside regular hours. Closed afternoon of 30 Dec – 3 Jan.
5-14-1 Shirokanedai Apartment 2F, Shirokanedai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 108-0071
What to do in a pet emergency
What counts as a veterinary emergency?
Go to an emergency vet immediately if your dog is struggling to breathe, has collapsed or is unresponsive, is having a seizure, has bloated or is retching without vomiting, has been hit by a vehicle, is bleeding heavily, has eaten something toxic (chocolate, xylitol, rat bait, human medication), has heatstroke signs, or cannot urinate. When in doubt, call the nearest 24-hour clinic — describing the symptoms by phone is free and can save critical time.
Should I call ahead before going to an emergency vet in Tokyo?
Yes — always call first. It lets the clinic confirm a vet is on-site right now, prepare for your arrival, and give you first-aid or transport advice for the trip. Some clinics listed as 24-hour operate an on-call model after hours, so calling ahead avoids arriving at a closed door.
How should I transport an injured dog?
Keep the dog warm, still and as flat as possible. For a suspected spinal injury, slide the dog onto a firm board or a taut blanket held by two people. Muzzle gently if there is pain-biting risk (never if breathing is impaired or vomiting). Small dogs can travel in a secure carrier; keep the car cool and drive smoothly.
How much does an emergency vet visit cost in Tokyo?
After-hours consultation fees are higher than daytime rates, and treatment costs vary widely with the emergency — always ask for an estimate by phone and again on arrival. Clinics listed here are aggregated from public sources; confirm current fees directly with the clinic.
This page is educational and not a substitute for professional veterinary care. If your pet is in danger, contact the nearest emergency clinic immediately. Browse the full vet directory for Tokyo.