Sentences with phrase «pet emergency advice»

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From basic pet owner responsibilities, like spaying, neutering and administering medications to managing breathing or cardiac emergencies and preparing for disasters, pet first aid courses offer information and advice for pet owners.

However, in the past, when pet owners transported their ill loved ones between their primary veterinarian and the Animal Emergency Center for nighttime care, McNamara was giving advice that just seemed foolish — drive as quickly as possible.

All Hallows Eve, aka Halloween, is here and Dr. Rita Hanel, a clinical assistant professor at NC State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, has timely advice to help pet owners avoid emergency trips to the university's Veterinary Health Complex.

If your pet has ingested or you suspect your pet has ingested, marijuana or a medicinal version of pot, it is important that you get medical advice immediately from your veterinarian or an emergency veterinary team.

At North Texas Emergency Pet Clinic we strive to offer sound advice to help you make the best decisions for your pet when an emergencEmergency Pet Clinic we strive to offer sound advice to help you make the best decisions for your pet when an emergencyemergency arises.

If your pet has ingested DEET, please contact your veterinarian or emergency veterinary clinic for advice.

The best option is usually to call your vet or the local emergency clinic for advice, whether that may be to just watch your pet or to make the pet vomit.

For many people, pets are an integral part of their families and emergency preparation advice includes them as well.

Since every emergency situation is unique, please give us a call so that we can give you advice on how to best move your pet in an emergency.

Seek urgent advice from your vet or, out of hours, contact your local Vets Now pet emergency clinic or Vets Now 24/7 hospital.

If the ointment is ingested, have your pet drink plenty of water and contact a veterinary emergency center for advice.

Toxin ingestion is a genuine emergency, and pet parents should always seek urgent veterinary advice.

We're also happy to provide emergency advice so don't hesitate to call if you're worried about your pet's health.

We're happy to provide emergency advice so don't hesitate to call if you're worried about your pet's health.

If the ointment is ingested have the pet drink plenty of water and contact a veterinary emergency center for advice.

If you feel you can not safely manage the emergency situation, ask your veterinarian for advice on how to handle and transport your pet when you call to report the emergency.

The Red Cross Pet First Aid App complements the course by providing cat and dog owners with instant access to expert advice, an animal hospital locator, pet - friendly hotels, content on how to include pets in family emergency preparedness plans and more.

Who to call in an emergency If your pet has eaten something dangerous, the first thing to do is to try to remain as calm as possible and follow my advice:

We talked to Dr. Jacquelyn Wahl, a veterinarian at the Emergency Animal Hospital of Northwest Austin, about her experience as an emergency care veterinarian and her advice for pet parents who are dealing with a pet health eEmergency Animal Hospital of Northwest Austin, about her experience as an emergency care veterinarian and her advice for pet parents who are dealing with a pet health eemergency care veterinarian and her advice for pet parents who are dealing with a pet health emergencyemergency.