Welcome to Animal Emergency Clinic of Mid-Maine (AECM)!
We are open weeknights, weekends and major holidays.
Animal Emergency Clinic of Mid-Maine (AECM) provides excellent emergency veterinary care* for dogs, cats, and some pocket pets (please call ahead for pocket pets).
Located in Lewiston and staffed with highly-skilled doctors and professionals experienced in emergency medicine and surgery, AECM covers for area practices from as far away as Rumford, Farmington, Norway, Augusta, Brunswick and Topsham, Maine.
If you are bringing an animal to us, you don't need an appointment. By calling us in advance at (207) 777-1110, it helps us prepare for your arrival and treat your pet more quickly once you reach our hospital.
Medical and Surgical Capabilities include digital x-ray, surgery, intensive care, laboratory testing & diagnostics, basic ultrasound, ECG, and other monitoring equipment, and continual monitoring of critical patients.
Call us at (207) 777-1110.
*Because we are an emergency facility, we do not offer regular veterinary services such as pet boarding, vaccines, wellness checkups, or spays and neuters.
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Great staff truly care about animals willing to help you figure out options and give fast and accurate diagnosis 10 outta 10 recommend they performed surgery on my dog the same day I brought...
Seth Oreilly
Very professional and kind hearted. I definitely recommend them to anyone who has a pet that needs emergency attention and treatment. From the moment I walked in and left they were so caring...
Vanessa Johnston
A week ago, we arrived at the hospital around 10:30 in the evening. My cat was very lethargic and having a hard time to breath. The minute we walked in someone immediately took my baby out...
Sandy Chabot
