Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital

We offer emergency stabilization for wildlife patients who arrive in critical condition. Our team quickly assesses and stabilizes injured animals to prevent further deterioration before any definitive treatment. We prioritize rapid response to ensure the best possible outcomes for vulnerable wildlife.

We provide hospitalization and 24-hour monitoring for all wildlife patients requiring extended care. Animals are housed in species-specific enclosures with continuous observation to track recovery and response to treatment. This ensures we can intervene promptly if their condition changes.

We offer oxygen therapy for wildlife experiencing respiratory distress or hypoxia. Our staff administers supplemental oxygen using specialized equipment in a controlled environment to support breathing and improve oxygenation of vital tissues during critical illness or recovery.

We provide IV fluid therapy to wildlife patients who are dehydrated, in shock, or require supportive care during treatment. Fluids are administered carefully to restore hydration, maintain blood pressure, and support organ function throughout the recovery process.

We offer tailored pain management protocols for all wildlife patients to ensure their comfort during treatment and recovery. Our veterinarians select species-appropriate medications and dosing strategies to effectively control acute and chronic pain while minimizing side effects.

We provide specialized treatment for wildlife exposed to toxins from pesticides, lead, or other environmental poisons. Our team administers appropriate antidotes, chelation therapy, or supportive care to neutralize toxins and mitigate organ damage in affected animals.

We offer chemotherapy and radiation therapy for wildlife patients diagnosed with cancer. Our oncology team utilizes targeted treatments to manage malignant conditions, aiming to improve quality of life and achieve remission where possible for affected animals.

We offer advanced imaging services including CT scans and MRIs for complex diagnostic cases. These tools allow us to visualize internal structures with high resolution, enabling accurate diagnosis of conditions that may not be detectable through standard radiographic methods.

We offer dialysis for wildlife patients with advanced kidney failure to support detoxification when their bodies can no longer function adequately. This specialized therapy helps filter waste products from the bloodstream, buying time for kidney function to potentially recover or for other treatment options to be implemented.

We offer stem cell therapy as a regenerative medicine approach for wildlife patients with certain chronic conditions. This treatment involves injecting stem cells to promote tissue repair and reduce inflammation, particularly in cases of degenerative joint disease or organ damage where conventional therapies may be insufficient.

We offer telemedicine consultations for follow-up care and advice regarding wildlife patients. Our veterinarians can review progress, adjust treatment plans, and provide guidance remotely when in-person evaluation is not immediately necessary, ensuring continuity of care.