Veterinary Emergency Group

Our hospital performs in-house bloodwork to diagnose infections, organ dysfunction, anemia, or metabolic disorders quickly for timely treatment interventions.

Our hospital is equipped with advanced digital radiography to diagnose fractures, foreign objects, or internal issues quickly and accurately for prompt treatment planning.

We utilize ultrasound technology to evaluate abdominal organs, detect pregnancies, identify masses, or assess fluid accumulation, providing detailed insights for diagnosis.

We perform routine spay/neuter procedures to prevent unwanted pregnancies and reduce the risk of certain cancers, ensuring a safe and comfortable experience for your pet.

We safely remove ingested foreign objects (e.g., diapers, toys) using minimally invasive techniques or surgery to prevent complications like perforations or blockages.

Our team repairs traumatic wounds and lacerations with sutures, staples, or advanced wound management techniques to promote healing and reduce infection risks.

We provide immediate emergency stabilization for pets experiencing critical conditions, ensuring rapid assessment and intervention to address life-threatening issues such as trauma, poisoning, or severe illness.

Our facility offers round-the-clock hospitalization with continuous monitoring for pets requiring intensive care, ensuring they receive the attention and treatment needed during recovery.

We provide oxygen therapy for pets suffering from respiratory distress, post-anesthetic recovery, or conditions like pneumonia to improve oxygenation and support recovery.

We administer IV fluid therapy to address dehydration, support organ function, or manage conditions like kidney disease, ensuring your pet stays hydrated and stable during treatment.

Our team provides comprehensive pain management solutions tailored to your pet’s needs, using advanced techniques and medications to ensure comfort during recovery from surgery or illness.

We offer specialized treatment for pets exposed to toxins or poisons, including induction of vomiting (when safe), activated charcoal administration, and supportive care to mitigate effects.

Our veterinarians assess your pet’s quality of life during chronic illnesses or end-of-life care, helping you make informed decisions about their comfort and well-being.