Is this an Emergency?

Common Pet Emergencies

Is this an Emergency?

Common Pet Emergencies

  • Ingestion of rat poison, chocolate or anti-freeze needs IMMEDIATE attention. A list of toxic substances for cats and dogs may be found here.
  • Difficult or labored breathing
  • Any trauma (hit by car, lacerations, etc.)
  • Lethargy or unusual restlessness
  • Seizure activity
  • Difficulty urinating, bloody urine, unable to urinate

  • Rapid swelling or distention, especially on head or abdomen
  • Vomiting / loss of appetite
  • Diarrhea / constipation
  • Excessive salivation / Difficulty swallowing
  • Difficult or unusual movement. Collapsing needs IMMEDIATE attention

  • Rapid or extremely slow pulse
  • Excessive coughing or sneezing
  • Excessive water consumption
  • Porcupine Quills

  • Ingestion of rat poison, chocolate or anti-freeze needs IMMEDIATE attention. A list of toxic substances for cats and dogs may be found here.
  • Difficult or labored breathing
  • Any trauma (hit by car, lacerations, etc.)
  • Lethargy or unusual restlessness
  • Seizure activity
  • Difficulty urinating, bloody urine, unable to urinate
  • Rapid swelling or distention, especially on head or abdomen
  • Vomiting / loss of appetite
  • Diarrhea / constipation
  • Excessive salivation / Difficulty swallowing
  • Difficult or unusual movement. Collapsing needs IMMEDIATE attention
  • Rapid or extremely slow pulse
  • Excessive coughing or sneezing
  • Excessive water consumption
  • Porcupine Quills

If you believe your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, call us immediately

If you are worried or concerned about what your pet is doing, bring them in right away.