Sentences with phrase «immediate veterinary help»

If the pet also has diarrhea, or seems dull and depressed, or is vomiting frequently, seek immediate veterinary help.

Any of these signs combined with looking off - color are an indication for immediate veterinary help.

Bloat or gastric dilatation is a serious condition which needs immediate veterinary help.

If he gets worse before 24 hours are up, contact the veterinary clinic immediately and talk to the reception staff that may be able to connect you through to either the veterinary or clinic nurse who can discuss whether or not it sounds dangerous enough to require immediate veterinary help.

Seek immediate veterinary help if your pet exhibits signs of plague including lethargy, poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and enlarged or abscessed lymph nodes.

Seek immediate veterinary help.