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What’s an Emergency?

Sometimes, it can be difficult to know what’s a pet emergency and what’s not. If you’re concerned, then we are too! In general, emergencies include but are not limited to:

  • Ingestion of a toxic or poisonous substance, from human foods such as xylitol, chocolate or garlic to household cleaning agents or automotive fluids
  • Hot-weather fainting, seizures, and other signs of heat stroke
  • Fractures, lameness, severe lacerations, and other signs of serious trauma
  • Bleeding from the orifices
  • Choking, gagging, and other respiratory crises
  • Eye injury
  • Inability or refusal to drink water or eat food
  • Lengthy periods between delivery of puppies or kittens in a litter (difficult labor)
  • Unexplained disorientation, dizziness, or loss of consciousness
  • Inability to urinate or defecate
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We Expect the Unexpected

We hope that you’ll never need emergency pet services, but we’re here for you should the unexpected happen. Our compassionate, quick acting staff will do everything we can to assess, stabilize, and treat emergency situations.

If possible, please call us ahead of time at 903-675-5401 so we can best prepare for your arrival.

Our emergency services include:

Acute illness or injury

Toxin or foreign body ingestion

Respiratory distress

Collapse or seizures

Trauma

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Call 903-675-5401