Sentences with phrase «veterinary emergency»

The facility is designed and equipped to provide the highest level of veterinary emergency care.

Please contact your local veterinary emergency clinic if your dog or cat has a medical emergency.

For this reason, we have compiled a list of local veterinary emergency hospitals that we recommend for your use after hours.

It's also a busy time in veterinary emergency rooms.

Below you will find the name and address of two overnight veterinary emergency services that we have utilized many times for our clients in the past.

We partner with 2 local veterinary emergency centers for times when we are unavailable.

Finally, it is a good idea to keep your local veterinary emergency room phone number handy with driving directions to the location.

Her favorite aspects of veterinary emergency medicine include cardiac emergencies, trauma cases and meeting the unique needs of elderly patients.

If you are away from home, consult the yellow pages of the local phone book for the closest veterinary emergency facility.

If you ever suspect that your pet has ingested ice melts, please contact your veterinarian or local veterinary emergency clinic immediately.

For after - hours emergencies, volunteers are able to use the services of local 24 - hour veterinary emergency clinics.

Along with the team of board - certified veterinary emergency and critical care specialists the emergency service is staffed by trained emergency room doctors to provide 24 hour patient care.

Take your pet to the nearest veterinary emergency hospital as quickly as possible.

This is a true veterinary emergency, and you should immediately take your dog to an emergency vet.

We are committed to providing comprehensive, high quality veterinary emergency and specialty care with emphasis on exceptional client service and superior patient care.

Following are some situations that are considered veterinary emergencies.

Our practice is based on offering veterinary emergency and critical care for our patients in a professional and compassionate environment.

If your animal needs emergency care outside of normal business hours please contact your veterinarian or take your animal to the closest veterinary emergency clinic.

Have the 24 - hour veterinary emergency number handy.

Our highly trained, professional and compassionate staff, along with state of the art facilities and equipment means your pets will receive premier veterinary emergency care.

If after - hours care is necessary, there are several veterinary emergency clinics available that provide excellent care for your pet.

Our caring and well - trained veterinary emergency nurses monitor your pet constantly during the surgical procedure to ensure the safest possible plane of anesthesia.

Be prepared to exceed the basic budget and expect the unexpected like major veterinary emergencies, moving with pet (s) to a new city or country, and other substantial expenses.

In addition, we use the services of the local, fully staffed veterinary emergency center for after hours and weekend emergencies.

These are fully staffed and equipped veterinary emergency clinics available for after hours help.

Some may be planned, others happen as a result of a sudden illness, injury or other veterinary emergency.

Our highly trained, professional and compassionate staff, along with state of the art facilities and equipment means that your pet will receive world - class veterinary emergency care.

Should pets become ill during boarding or suffer an unexpected veterinary emergency, our veterinarian is just steps away to provide life - saving assistance.

Some of our clients hesitate to take their animals to a conventional veterinary emergency hospital because they are worried about medications and harsh chemicals being administered to their dog or cat.

Also, to promote the advancement of knowledge and high standards of practice in veterinary emergency medicine and critical patient care.

We pride ourselves in maintaining a nursing staff that is highly technically skilled in all aspects of veterinary emergency medicine.

Veterinary Emergency Services currently employs three full time veterinarians and seven full time licensed veterinarian technicians as well as other part time support staff from area veterinary clinics.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, please go to the nearest veterinary emergency hospital.

She has great leadership skills that she developed from years of coaching high - school soccer, as well as working in veterinary emergency medicine for the last 3 years.

Since we do not have a team member by the phone on weekends if you have a medical emergency please go to your nearest veterinary emergency center.

Contact a veterinarian or veterinary emergency room if taken internally.

We may need to refer you to a local veterinary emergency facility if your pet requires emergency intensive care or surgery, or if 24 hour monitoring will be needed.

As a board - certified veterinary emergency and critical care specialist, I have to be prepared for the worst at any moment.

We will only cover the cost of an emergency visit if we consider the condition a true veterinary emergency, which we define as a condition that is immediately life threatening to the animal.

If the seizure lasts more than 5 minutes, call your veterinarian or veterinary emergency clinic immediately.

If the doctor is seeing another patient and has not returned your call within 15 minutes, please contact your regular veterinarian or local veterinary emergency hospital for immediate care.

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In 2002, Dr. Parra completed his three year residency in emergency and critical care medicine at Veterinary Emergency Services in Fresno, California.

A small team of Veterinary Emergency Team members and veterinary medical students were called out to provide veterinary medical support for search teams involved in a long - standing criminal investigation.

Dr. Tracy Sutton DVM, DACVIM (Neurology) is a board - certified veterinary neurologist and a member of the Neurology and Neurosurgery department at Austin Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Center.

During the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Dr. Kulick had the opportunity to volunteer with the New York City Veterinary Emergency Response Team (NYC VET).

For all out of hours emergencies, please contact the Niagara Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 905-641-3185