Pet Emergency

If your pet is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call us immediately or visit our emergency clinic.

Emergency Hotline

24/7 Available

(555) 123-4567

Primary Emergency Line

(555) 911-PETS

Alternative Emergency

Emergency Location

Walk-ins Welcome

Marg's Animals Emergency Clinic

123 Veterinary Lane

Pet City, PC 12345

Open 24/7 for Emergencies

When to Seek Emergency Care

Life-Threatening Symptoms

•Difficulty breathing or choking
•Unconsciousness or collapse
•Severe bleeding or trauma
•Seizures or convulsions
•Suspected poisoning or toxin ingestion
•Bloated or distended abdomen
•Eye injuries or sudden blindness

Urgent Symptoms

•Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
•Inability to urinate or defecate
•Extreme lethargy or weakness
•High fever (over 103°F)
•Difficulty walking or lameness
•Excessive drooling or panting
•Sudden behavior changes

Before You Arrive

1.Call ahead to alert our emergency team
2.Keep your pet calm and restrict movement
3.Bring your pet's medical records if available
4.Note the time symptoms started
5.If poisoning is suspected, bring the substance

Emergency Kit Essentials

•Emergency contact numbers
•Pet carrier or blanket for transport
•Gauze pads and medical tape
•Digital thermometer
•Hydrogen peroxide (3% solution)
•Current medications list

After-Hours Emergency Care

24/7 Availability

Our emergency team is available around the clock, including weekends and holidays.

Experienced Staff

Board-certified emergency veterinarians and trained technicians on duty.

Advanced Equipment

Full diagnostic capabilities including X-ray, ultrasound, and surgical facilities.

Important: This information is for guidance only and does not replace professional veterinary advice. If you're unsure whether your pet needs emergency care, it's always better to call and speak with our emergency team.