We Are Here for the Unexpected!

 

When to Seek Emergency Veterinary Care

 

If your pet is experiencing any of the following symptoms, you may need to seek emergency care.

 

 Difficulty breathing

 Uncontrolled or excessive bleeding

 Loss of consciousness

 Excessive vomiting or diarrhea

 Appearance of broken bone

 Object stuck in throat

 Seizures

 Ingestion of toxic substance such as antifreeze, rat poison, pesticides, household

    cleansers or medication that wasn’t prescribed for the pet

 Difficulty urinating or defecating

 Sudden collapse or inability to stand up

 Disorientation

 Injury to eyes and/or sudden blindness

 Heatstroke

 High or Low temperatures (more than 104 or less than 99)

 Tender, swollen abdomen—accompanied by gagging and attempts to vomit

 

During our office hours, our trained doctors and technicians can treat a wide range of emergency medical conditions. Within minutes of arriving at our facility, your pet will be seen, accessed, and provided the best medical care.   

 

If it is at all possible to call before you arrive, we ask that you please do so. This allows us to better prepare for your arrival and for the emergency at hand.