Sentences with phrase «emergency with your pet call»

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Concerning whether a person could get in trouble for calling 911 with pet medical emergencies, Mr. Baxter said he or she would not per se get in trouble for an honest mistake, but added if that person routinely or intentionally calls with those situations, he or she could be prosecuted as that may be considered a crime.

After normal hospital hours, owners with pets requiring immediate care are recommended to call Northwood Veterinary Emergency Service (765-649-5218).

Our email is not monitored 24 hours per day — call us directly with your pet health concerns, instead of emailing, as time can be critical in an emergency.

Call your veterinarian or emergency clinic immediately and discuss your pet's case with the staff on duty.

Established in 1976, Stone Ridge Veterinary Hospital is a member of Monroe Veterinary Associates, an organization comprised of multiple full service veterinary hospitals, a 24 - hour pet emergency facility with an extensive in house veterinary diagnostic laboratory, a veterinary specialty referral center (including Board Certified Veterinary Surgeons, Internal Medicine Specialists, a Critical Care Specialist, Veterinary Ophthalmologist, Cardiologist and Radiologist, as well as an Animal Rehabilitation Center, and a Mobile House - Call service.

If you have an after hours emergency with your pet please call our office at [phone].

Call your vet or local emergency hospital to warn them that you are on the way with a potentially poisoned pet.

If this is an emergency, or your pet is sick, call 1-651-578-3290 to speak with one of our staff members.

If possible, the best option during an emergency with your pet is to call your vet office immediately, then head over if they advise it.

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If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us and come to the hospital immediately.

If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us or come to the hospital immediately.

Don't delay if you're worried about your pet — call your vet or, out of hours, your nearest Vets Now pet emergency clinic or Vets Now 24/7 hospital with as much information as possible regarding the medication (name, strength, amount ingested).

Calling 211 will confidentially put you in touch with various emergency services, including aid in locating pets lost in an emergency and caring for them after a disaster.

If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us so that a staff member can advise you on your particular emergency.

If there ever becomes a time where you find yourself in an emergency with your pet, stay calm and call someone.

Please call the hospital directly if you are experiencing an emergency or urgent matter with your pet, as online appointment requests are only checked every 24 hours.

If you are ever not sure your pet should be seen by a vet, if you should rush in as an emergency or if you can wait until the next day, please just call your veterinary office and speak with them.

If you have an emergency, please call 831.475.5400, to speak with a veterinary professional who can advise you about your pet emergency.

If you are having an emergency with your pet, please call Advanced Critical Care Emergency Speciality Services (ACCESS) at 310-emergency with your pet, please call Advanced Critical Care Emergency Speciality Services (ACCESS) at 310-Emergency Speciality Services (ACCESS) at 310-558-6100.

Some Pet ERs share building space with veterinary specialists who may be called upon to evaluate and treat emergency care pet patients as well.

If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us or come in immediately.

We are open six days a week and are on call 24/7 with emergency service, providing quality care and veterinary service for all pet species.

If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call or come to the hospital immediately.

If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, please call us immediately.

Working in the retail pet business means ensuring that pet owners know how to care for their animals properly, and this includes knowing how to deal with many emergency situations — especially since most bird owners will call their local pet store before even calling the veterinarian.

Before a disaster hits, call your local office of emergency management to see if you will be allowed to evacuate with your pets and verify that there will be shelters in your area that take people and their pets.

Connected smart home company Wink on Tuesday announced its first home security bundle featuring all its own - brand products, rather than including compatible products made by other companies.The Wink Lookout set includes two open / close sensors for use on doors and windows, a motion sensor with pet sensitivity for placement anywhere in the home, a siren and chime alarm with built - in flashlight, and the unifying Wink hub.No subscription is required to use the products, which communicate through the hub and can be monitored using an updated Wink iOS app that features sensor - trip alerts, siren control, and an emergency services / trusted contact call option.The new Wink home security bundle costs $ 199, which is significantly cheaper than the similar Nest Guard at $ 499.