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Pet Emergency?
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Call Now: +853 6677 6611What Counts as an Emergency?
- •Difficulty breathing or choking
- •Severe bleeding or trauma
- •Loss of consciousness or seizures
- •Inability to urinate or defecate
- •Suspected poisoning
- •Severe vomiting or diarrhea
- •Eye injuries or sudden blindness
- •Bloated or distended abdomen
Before Coming In
- •Stay calm — your pet needs you
- •Call us so we can prepare
- •Keep your pet warm and still
- •Do not give human medication
- •Bring any packaging if poisoning suspected
Emergency Preparedness Guide
Signs of Emergency
- • Difficulty breathing, choking, or gagging
- • Profuse bleeding that won't stop
- • Seizures or loss of consciousness
- • Inability to stand or walk
- • Severe vomiting or diarrhea (especially with blood)
- • Bloated, hard abdomen (possible GDV)
- • Eye injuries or sudden blindness
- • Suspected poisoning (bring packaging)
- • Difficulty giving birth
- • Trauma (hit by car, fall, animal attack)
First Aid Tips
- • Stay calm — your pet needs you
- • Call us immediately so we can prepare
- • Keep your pet warm and still
- • For bleeding: apply gentle pressure with clean cloth
- • For choking: carefully check mouth for objects
- • Do NOT give human medications (ibuprofen, acetaminophen are toxic)
- • Do NOT induce vomiting unless told to by a vet
- • Transport in a secure carrier or on a flat surface
- • Bring any suspected toxin packaging
- • Note the time symptoms started
Our emergency team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Don't hesitate to call — we're here to help.
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