Dr. Randy Ceballos lists an address at 10850 South Eastern Avenue, Henderson, NV 89052. The block sits south of the 215 Beltway in southeast Henderson, in a corridor of newer residential subdivisions built since the 1990s. An emergency vet practice in this location serves Henderson, Anthem, Seven Hills, and the southeastern edge of the Las Vegas valley population.
The Henderson emergency vet caseload
Henderson’s emergency vet caseload is shaped by two distinctive factors: a meaningful share of retirees with companion animals (cardiac and chronic-condition emergencies are well represented), and proximity to Lake Mead National Recreation Area (occasional reptile bites, dehydration emergencies in summer, water-related incidents). A practice that has worked the Henderson corridor knows both patterns.
Summer heat as an emergency driver
The summer heat in southern Nevada produces an emergency-vet pattern not seen in moderate climates: heatstroke in dogs left in vehicles even briefly, paw-pad burns from hot pavement, and dehydration in outdoor pets. Recognizing the signs and getting to emergency vet within the first 15–30 minutes is the difference between recovery and serious organ damage. A clinic in Henderson sees this pattern repeatedly through summer months.
Calling for emergency intake
The listed number is +1 702-XXX-XXXX. For a suspected heatstroke or trauma, the call should happen while transporting — the clinic can prep IV fluids, cooling equipment, and any specific medications based on the symptoms described.
Getting to 10850 South Eastern Avenue
The address is accessible via I-215 Exit 14 (Eastern Avenue) or from central Henderson via Sunset Road or Pebble Road to Eastern. Most clients arrive by personal vehicle; the building has on-site parking for emergency arrivals.
