Does your pet need emergency help? A dog emergency vet will address a number of problems including:

Pain

If your dog is in obvious pain, don’t wait to figure out the problem at home. Call a dog emergency vet near you.

Severe injury

Pets have accidents too. If your dog sustained a severe injury take them to the emergency vet.

Difficulty breathing

If your dog is choked and can’t breathe you need to seek immediate treatment for them.

If they are not choked but are coughing non-stop, they aren’t able to breathe normally. Talk to your vet to get help.

Fainting and unconsciousness

Did you find your pet unconscious or did they faint in front of you? Collapsing and fainting indicate a problem with the heart, lungs, or other vital organs. An emergency vet will help figure out the problem.

Lameness and inability to stand

Sometimes your dog’s limbs become very weak and make your dog unable to stand. This puts them in distress. Call your emergency vet for help.

Vomiting, diarrhea and lack of appetite

These mostly go together. If you notice blood in their vomit or stool, it may be a sign of a serious condition. If they haven’t eaten or drunk for many hours, find help for them.

Strained urinating and defecating

If your dog struggles when they want to urinate or defecate they may have a blockage. Continuous straining will lead to other problems, which is why you should get help immediately.

Bleeding

If bleeding happens continuously for 5 minutes call an emergency vet. Bleeding may occur from the eyes, nose, mouth, or rectum.

You are the first person to notice unrest in your pet. Be quick to call a dog emergency vet if your pet has severe or concerning symptoms. If you need to speak to an emergency vet near you, call us today.