Veterinary Emergency Group

Our clinic runs comprehensive in-house bloodwork, including CBCs and chemistry panels, to diagnose infections, toxins, diabetes, kidney/liver disease, and anemia. Rapid results guide emergency treatment decisions within a few minutes.

We evaluate urinalysis during emergency visits to detect urinary tract infections, crystals, bladder stones, or kidney disease. This testing complements our wider diagnostics for pets showing signs of pain, blood in urine, or changes in hydration.

For gastrointestinal issues, we perform fecal testing to detect parasites (intestinal de-worming needs) and infectious agents like giardia. These tests help tailor treatment for diarrhea, weight loss, or vomiting cases efficiently.

Our facility uses digital X-ray radiography to diagnose fractures, foreign objects, organ abnormalities, and dental issues. Quick imaging results help our veterinarians develop targeted treatment plans, even during late-night or holiday emergencies.

We utilize ultrasound imaging for diagnostic evaluations of abdominal organs, pregnancies, cardiac assessments, and foreign body localization. Our sonography equipment is operated by skilled veterinarians to provide real-time insights during emergencies and wellness exams.

We provide immediate EKG/ECG (heart monitoring) for pets in cardiac emergencies, such as heart murmurs, arrhythmias, or toxicity. Our technicians use portable monitors to conduct tests and collaborate with cardiologists if long-term care is indicated.

We routinely perform spay and neuter surgeries as part of our core preventive and wellness services. These procedures are essential for healthcare, behavioral stability, and population control, and our team prioritizes comfort and rapid recovery.

For pets that have ingested or inhaled foreign objects, we provide foreign body removal via endoscopy or surgery. Our veterinarians use radiographic imaging and minimally invasive techniques to retrieve obstructions safely and promptly.

Our hospital performs emergency and elective C-sections in critical pregnancies to save the life of the mother and her puppies/kittens. We monitor mothers and newborns closely post-surgery in our ICU and provide lactation support for optimal outcomes.

We repair wounds and lacerations 24/7, using surgical techniques, advanced wound cleaning, and proper suturing materials. Our goal is to minimize infection risk, reduce scarring, and ensure rapid healing for post-emergency injuries from fights or accidents.

Our team specializes in bladder stone removal through cystotomy surgery or procedures like urethrostomy, addressing painful urinary obstructions in dogs and cats. We combine diagnostics (ultrasound, X-rays) with targeted treatment to restore comfort.

We provide 24/7 emergency stabilization with constant monitoring, critical care, and advanced treatments. For example, we handle cardiac events via oxygen, IV therapies, and EKG/ECG (heart monitoring), ensuring pets receive immediate attention.

Pet patients requiring intensive care benefit from hospitalization and 24-hour monitoring. We staff our ICU with attentive technicians and veterinarians, providing round-the-clock support for pets with trauma, infections, or chronic management needs.

We provide emergency oxygen therapy for pets suffering from respiratory distress, anesthesia recovery, carbon monoxide poisoning, or cardiac events. Our oxygen cages and nasal catheters support vital organ function during critical stabilization.

Our veterinary team administers IV fluid therapy for shock, dehydration, and organ support. Whether correcting electrolyte imbalances or delivering continuous medications, we use specialized equipment to monitor hydration closely.

We offer pain management protocols tailored to each patient, including injectable medications, oral analgesics, and post-surgical care plans. Our goal is to reduce discomfort during emergencies, surgeries, and chronic conditions like osteoarthritis.

If your pet has been exposed to poisons, plants, or toxins, we deliver emergency poison treatment, including induction of vomiting (where safe), IV fluids, activated charcoal, and organ support. A list of common toxins is available to check for prompt action.

For senior pets with chronic illness, we perform quality of life assessments to guide compassionate care planning collaboratively with pet owners. This discussion includes mobility, pain levels, and overall well-being indicators.

We offer telemedicine consultations for non-emergency issues or to triage urgent concerns via video chat. This service connects you with our vet team for advice on minor lacerations, suspected illnesses, or prescription refills, when appropriate.