Allied Veterinary Emergency & Referral

We provide comprehensive in-house bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to diagnose illnesses, monitor organ function, and assess overall health. Our advanced lab capabilities ensure accurate results for timely treatment decisions.

We offer urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to evaluate kidney and urinary tract health, detect metabolic diseases like diabetes, and identify systemic issues affecting your pet’s well-being. This routine test provides critical insights for early intervention.

Our facility is equipped with advanced digital radiography to diagnose fractures, foreign bodies, organ abnormalities, and other conditions requiring detailed imaging. We use this technology pre-surgically and for ongoing monitoring of complex cases.

We utilize ultrasound imaging for non-invasive evaluation of abdominal organs, heart function, pregnancy assessment, and fluid collections. This diagnostic tool aids in precise diagnosis and guides treatment plans for internal conditions.

We provide routine spay and neuter procedures with a focus on minimally invasive techniques (e.g., laparoscopy for ovariectomy) to reduce recovery times and complications. These surgeries are essential for population control and health prevention.

We perform surgical removal of ingested foreign objects from the gastrointestinal tract using techniques like gastrotomy, enterotomy, or minimally invasive laparoscopy to ensure safe recovery and prevent complications.

Our emergency team performs C-sections for dystocia (difficult labor) or other obstetric emergencies, ensuring the safety of both mother and puppies/kittens with round-the-clock monitoring and neonatal care.

Our emergency team repairs traumatic wounds and lacerations with advanced techniques, including suturing, skin grafts, and reconstructive surgery to restore function and prevent infections.

We perform cystotomy surgeries to remove bladder stones (uroliths) using minimally invasive or traditional methods. Post-operative care includes pain management and dietary adjustments to prevent recurrence.

Our emergency team specializes in stabilizing critically ill or injured pets through immediate interventions like IV fluids, oxygen therapy, and pain management to ensure their condition is controlled before further diagnostic testing or surgery.

We provide round-the-clock hospitalization in our ICU with intensive care units equipped for continuous monitoring of vital signs, advanced diagnostics, and tailored treatment plans to support pets requiring extended medical attention.

For pets experiencing respiratory distress, we provide oxygen therapy through specialized kennels or nasal cannulas. Our team monitors blood oxygen levels closely to support breathing and stabilize critical patients.

Our team administers IV fluid therapy to correct dehydration, electrolyte imbalances, and blood pressure issues in hospitalized patients. This critical intervention supports organ function and facilitates medication delivery during recovery.

We offer advanced pain management techniques, including epidurals, regional blocks (e.g., coccygeal or spinal), and multimodal analgesia to ensure comfort before, during, and after surgical procedures or chronic conditions.

Our emergency team treats toxin exposures with decontamination, IV fluids, supportive care, and specific antidotes. We address ingestions of common household toxins, snake envenomation, and other poisonings requiring immediate intervention.

We provide medical grooming services such as sanitary shaves, nail trimming/dremeling, and ear cleaning to support pets with mobility issues or skin conditions. These services are tailored to individual health needs during recovery.

Our team performs anal gland expression for pets experiencing discomfort or impaction due to blocked glands. This procedure is often part of our emergency or soft tissue surgery services.