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Expecting the unexpected can save your pet’s life. If your pet appears to be in distress or is showing signs of a health emergency, our team will do whatever is needed to accommodate you and your pet during our office hours. When time is of the essence, we aim to be as efficient as possible in providing emergency care.
When our office is closed, we recommend the following hospital:
Emergency Indicators - Signs that your pet is having an emergency may include any of the following:
Choking/difficulty breathing
Rapid/irregular heart beat
Seizures
Loss of consciousness
Pale nose and/or gums
Heavy bleeding
Elevated temperature (heatstroke)
Possible broken bones, internal injury
Unable to eliminate
Chronic vomiting, diarrhea
Blood in stool and/or vomit
Uncontrollable shaking
Foaming at the mouth
No appetite
Weight loss
