Pet Emergency

What to expect

Stabilizing your pet’s health is the goal of emergency care, which may entail inserting intravenous catheters, giving IV fluids, painkillers, or oxygen therapy. Once the condition has stabilized, your veterinarian will swiftly make a diagnosis and suggest a course of therapy, which may include basic pain management or more complex procedures, or specialist medical advice.

• Our in-house laboratory, radiology, and ultrasound capabilities enable us to get crucial diagnostic information very quickly.
• We are equipped to perform emergency surgeries, including wound and abscess treatment, pyometra, gastric foreign body removal, gastric dilatation volvulus (GDV or ‘bloat’), and more.
• As active members of the veterinary community, our doctors are able to consult with a network of specialists and arrange referrals if necessary.