If the emergency is deemed critical, it is the most immediate level, meaning that it's a dire situation, such as your pet isn't breathing. A second priority level of triage might include trauma, such as a broken bone or vomiting. A stable pet will be one who needs to be treated but is not in any immediate danger.Apr 8, 2019
When should I contact emergency vet?
If your dog is experiencing repeated vomiting and/or diarrhea. Although dogs may have a single incident of vomiting or diarrhea, repeated episodes — especially ones that involve blood — require an emergency vet or other immediate medical care. These may be symptoms of an intestinal blockage or ingestion of toxins.
Does Banfield do emergencies?
Call your local Banfield during hospital hours for urgent care advice. Depending on the situation, we can provide a referral to a local veterinary emergency hospital, urgent care clinics, or to a specialty provider.
Do vets do emergencies?
When an animal falls seriously ill or is involved in an accident, prompt care from a qualified Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) who's trained in emergency medicine and critical care is essential.Sep 22, 2021