Emergency Information
Quick reference in a pet crisis
If your pet is in immediate danger, call your nearest emergency vet now. This guide is a reference — it does not replace professional veterinary care.
Is this an emergency?
Check the following — if you answer "yes" to any red item, seek emergency vet care immediately.
Is your pet struggling to breathe or choking?Emergency
Has your pet collapsed or lost consciousness?Emergency
Is there uncontrolled bleeding or a deep wound?Emergency
Is your pet having seizures?Emergency
Do you suspect poisoning (food, plant, chemical)?Emergency
Is the abdomen swollen and your pet in distress?Emergency
Are the gums pale, blue, or bright red?Emergency
Is your pet unable to urinate despite straining?Emergency
Mild vomiting without other symptoms?Monitor
Small cut with minimal bleeding?Monitor
Slight limp with no obvious injury?Monitor
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This information is for general guidance only and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice. Always consult your vet in an emergency.
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