This map began on a night I still remember — my dog was in trouble, and as I held her I dug through search results that offered nothing but outdated listings and clinics with no emergency service at all. That helplessness is something I never want another pet parent to feel.

So I built the 24HR Emergency Vet Map: emergency vet clinics across Taiwan, one-tap navigation and calling, after-hours notes — and filters so that parents of birds, turtles, rodents, rabbits and reptiles can find clinics that will actually see them. It's free, no login, and continuously updated.

Your support goes toward: keeping the site and map services running, ongoing verification of clinic information, and more small tools for animals in the future.

The rest of the time, I'm an intuitive artist and animal communicator — painting soul portraits of animals, and doing practical things for them too. My work lives at soulbrush.art 🎨

Thank you for stopping by, for sharing your life with an animal, and for every cup of matcha that keeps this map glowing 🍵🐾

FAQ

Where does the data come from? How often is it updated?
Google business data provides the base, and every clinic is then verified by hand (the ✓ marks on the list page show recent verification). An automated monthly sweep detects closures, relocations and newly opened emergency clinics.
Why not just search Google Maps?
A raw search for "24hr vet" mixes in clinics that offer 24-hour inpatient care but no emergency service — some even state "no emergency service". And what an emergency actually requires — whether to call first, dedicated emergency lines, registration fees, whether exotic pets are seen — mostly isn't on Google. It's verified and noted here.
Spotted an error, or know a clinic that's missing?
Tell me via the report form — it gets verified and updated. Thank you 🙏
Disclaimer: This site only aggregates and organizes emergency vet clinic information; it does not constitute medical advice. Please evaluate each clinic's quality of care yourself. This site assumes no responsibility for treatment decisions or their outcomes. Emergency information changes quickly — always call before going.

🍵 Keep the map lit for a year

Honestly: the map currently runs within free service tiers — so what you're supporting isn't a bill, it's continuity: monthly verification sweeps, handling user reports, new features, and a buffer for when traffic outgrows the free tiers. Every matcha is a reason this map keeps being cared for.