Sentences with phrase «receive around the clock care»

We have had to transfer Friday to a 24 - hour vet hospital, where he can receive around the clock care, including IV antibiotics as well as being housed in an oxygen chamber.

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Shedd Aquarium's newest rescued southern sea otter, Pup 719 is getting along «swimmingly» as she receives around - the - clock care in the Regenstein Sea Otter Nursery, and is enjoying a little «kelp» from her friends on the Shedd Aquarium animal care team.

Around - the - clock care from senior physicians helped reduce major complications in cardiac surgery patients as compared to receiving care from resident physicians, according to a new University of Alberta study.

She is the smallest born at UC San Diego Health System receiving around - the - clock care in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

Newborn kittens and puppies are often placed in foster homes so they can receive around - the - clock care.

Every spring and summer, shelters around the country receive motherless, unweaned kittens, their survival dependent on weeks of intensive, round - the - clock care.

All boarders receive personal attention around the clock from our caring staff.

She received around - the - clock, one - to - one nursing care in the intensive care unit.

We also employ a highly - qualified, trained technical staff that will provide your pet with around the clock care to ensure they are receiving all the necessary veterinary medical care they need.

For this reason your family veterinarian may recommend referral to veterinary specialty hospital where your pet can receive around - the - clock care from a board - certified veterinary emergency and critical care specialist and / or a board - certified veterinary internal medicine specialist.

Your hospitalized pet receives 24 - hour (around - the - clock) complete nursing care from Monday morning through Saturday afternoon.

Two months after helping rescue 500 dogs from a commercial breeding facility, HSI staff and volunteers worked around the clock to ensure the animals received the critical care they needed.

He needed more around the clock care, so in the middle of snow storm he was transferred to Dr. Joe D'Abbraccio's care at Orange County Animal Emergency Services, where he could receive the constant attention he needed.