Being able to recognize and respond to emergency situations can be the difference when your pet finds themselves in a potentially life threatening situation. You should always seek veterinary help if you suspect a pet emergency. Make sure you have your veterinarian and closest emergency service’s contact information easily accessible.
- Poison: Chemicals, Foods, Allergic Reactions
- Mobility: Seizures, Severe Limp, Unconsciousness
- Trauma: Bites, Bleeding, Impacts
- Heat: Heat Stroke, Heat Stress
- Throat: Choking, Severe Vomiting, Refusal to Drink/Eat
- Other: Eye Injury, Inability to Pass Waste, Blockage in Waste
