The team in our emergency and critical care department work with other specialists and your primary care veterinarian to provide the comprehensive care your pet needs.

Our emergency veterinarians and critical care specialists have extensive training in a complete range of emergency and critical care services and are supported by a team of experienced veterinary technicians.

Our emergency and critical care veterinarians are highly specialized in the treatment of patients who have sustained trauma, are critically ill, and require intensive, critical care. We also treat minor emergencies and provide care for patients in need of medical attention when your family vet is not available. Our team is always available, day or night.

Your family veterinarian may refer you to an emergency or critical care doctor for diagnosis and ongoing support of many conditions, including, but not limited to:

Diagnostics

• Radiography (X-Rays)

• Ultrasound

• CT-Scan

• MRI

Emergency Services

• Comprehensive Emergency Medical Exam

• Surgical Services through Emergency/Critical Care

• Hemodialysis & Therapeutic Plasma Exchange

• Acute pain

• Continuous EKG monitoring

• Dystocia management (difficulty giving birth)

• Full cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) including defibrillation

• Immune-related diseases

• Infectious diseases

• Kidney and liver disease

• Neurologic problems

• Peritonitis

• Pneumonia and lung disease

• Severe pancreatitis

• Severe gastrointestinal emergencies (bloat)

• Sepsis management

• Seizure management

• Toxicosis or poisonings

• Trauma

• Trouble breathing

• Trouble walking

• Trouble urinating

Helpful Links

• Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society

• American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care

PET-SPECIFIC FIRST AID KIT:

We recommend that you keep a pet-specific first aid kit in your car as a best practice, just as you would a human-first aid kit.  Click the link for a printable PDF. Keep the print out in your kit for when you need to restock.