PET Emergency Treatment

24/7 Emergency
Problems that require immediate care include:
Bleeding from the neck
Breathing problems
Broken bones
Burns
Coughing up blood
Collapse or fainting
Diarrhea or vomiting for more than 24 hours (or blood in the stool or vomit)
Distended belly
Dry heaving/ unproductive retching
Electrical shock
Eye swelling or injury
Falling more than a few feet
Fever
Frequent vomiting
Frostbite
Hit by car or blunt object
Labor/ birth difficulty
Loss of consciousness
Neck/ back injury
Pale gums
Paralysis or lack of coordination
Poisoning such as antifreeze, rat poison, over the counter NSAIDs, household cleaners
Seizures
Straining to urinate
Sudden belly pain
Uncontrolled bleeding
If you’re concerned about your pet, you should never feel embarrassed about calling a veterinarian. You know your pet best and if you notice your pet behaving in an unusual way, you may have picked up on a subtle sign of a real problem. To set your mind at ease, please call us at any time.