Sentences with phrase «small animal emergency patients»

This facility is open to receive small animal emergency patients on nights, weekends, and holidays, 365 days a year.

This facility is open to receive small animal emergency patients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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The animals, previously patients in the Emergency and Critical Care Service of the Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital, were chosen by clinicians and critical care staff as the most memorable cases of the year.

If you have a patient who needs to be seen after hours, please contact our Small Animal Emergency Service at 919-513-6911 or our Large Animal Emergency Service at 919-513-6630 for assistance.

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Although she loves emergency medicine, and is comfortable handling any type of emergency and critical patient, she also enjoys small animal practice and preventative medicine.

Previously, she carried out a Small Animal internship in Barcelona where she was in charge of taking care of the hospitalised patients, primary care consults and out - of - hour emergency services.

Every veterinary surgeon working in small animal practice is presented with a critically ill patient or an emergency situation from time to time.

The Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Service is often recruiting patients for a number of studies for which your pet may be eligible.

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A Level I VTC has the ability to provide total care for every aspect of the management of the small animal trauma patient from emergency stabilization through definitive medical and surgical care and rehabilitation.