Veterinary Emergency Hospital of Concord (VEHC)

We perform comprehensive physical exams as part of every emergency assessment, ensuring we understand your pet's current condition and medical needs from the moment they arrive.

We provide in-house bloodwork including CBC and chemistry panels for rapid diagnostic results during emergency evaluations.

We perform urinalysis as part of our diagnostic workup to assess kidney function and detect urinary system issues in emergencies.

We conduct fecal testing to identify parasitic infections and gastrointestinal issues during emergency consultations.

We utilize digital radiography to quickly visualize bone structures and internal organs for trauma, foreign body detection, and diagnostic clarity.

We offer ultrasound imaging to evaluate soft tissue structures, cardiac function, and abdominal organs with non-invasive precision.

We provide EKG monitoring for cardiac assessments during critical care and surgical procedures.

We specialize in emergency foreign body removal using advanced surgical techniques to relieve obstruction and save lives.

We provide prompt wound and laceration repair to treat traumatic injuries and prevent infection in emergency cases.

We perform bladder stone removal surgery to address urinary calculi causing obstruction and pain in pets.

We provide immediate emergency stabilization including oxygen therapy, IV fluid administration, and pain management for critical patients.

We offer 24-hour hospitalization with continuous monitoring in our ICU for pets requiring intensive post-surgical or critical care support.

We administer oxygen therapy using advanced delivery systems to support pets with respiratory distress or hypoxia.

We provide IV fluid therapy to maintain hydration, stabilize blood pressure, and support organ function during emergencies.

We implement personalized pain management protocols using veterinary-approved medications to ensure comfort during treatment.

We provide specialized treatment for toxin exposures including decontamination, antidotes, and supportive care.