Uintah Pet Emergency
Common Pet Emergencies
Anxiety or restlessness – often a sign of pain or 'bloat’ (GDV)
Continuous coughing
Crying out in pain
Distended, “bloated” abdomen (GDV)
Difficulty with labor/delivery
Excessive bleeding
Extreme lethargy
Frostbite, hypothermia
Heat exhaustion or stroke
Labored breathing
Lameness in any limb or dragging of the back legs
Pale gums – which is often seen with internal bleeding or anemia
Rapid heart rate
Poisoning or toxin ingestion
Snakebite
Vomiting or diarrhea more than two or three times
Vaginal discharge
Squinting, bulging, or painful eyeballs
Straining to urinate or defecate
Trauma – hit by car, fall, involved in a fight
Tremors or seizures
Any abnormal behavior that you’re worried about – e.g., acting aloof or particularly clingy
Emergency & Critical Care Services Offered
Complete physical examination
Digital X-ray
Emergency surgery
In-house STAT laboratory for rapid results
Isolation ward
Multi-modal pain management
Onsite pharmacy
Oxygen therapy