Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Our Veterinary Services
Veterinary Services
Pet Fluid Therapy
The intravascular, interstitial, and intracellular fluid compartments are the three main fluid compartments. In the capillaries, fluid can flow from intravascular to interstitial and intracellular regions.
Pet Patient Monitoring
Our integrated Health Monitoring Service continuously assesses the health information gathered by your pet’s smart collar and notifies you and your veterinarian as soon as any issues arise.
Pet Pain Management
One or more analgesic medications are typically used in the treatment of acute surgical, traumatic, and disease-related pain. The pet’s general health, and the specific medications that are effective for the species
Pet Oxygen Therapy
Despite the fact that oxygen treatment can be administered in a variety of ways with the patient’s comfort in mind. If he difficulties while getting oxygen, a dog that is already struggling for breath can enter a crisis.
Pet Blood Pressure Monitoring
Blood Pressure Monitoring methods available for measuring arterial blood pressure in animals are discussed, as well as the validity of the tools used to do so.
Pet Toxicity Treatment
Toxicity Treatment for your pet appears to be in good health, attempt to determine the toxin and how your dog was exposed to it so you can provide your veterinarian as much information as you can.
Pet Snakebite Envenomation Treatment
Envenomation from a snakebite is a serious emergency. It is crucial to diagnose problems quickly and address them appropriately.
Pet Cardiac Resuscitation/Post Care
Advanced life support must include post-cardiac arrest care. After a cardiac arrest, the first 24 hours are when most people pass away.
Pet Enteral Feeding
When an animal has been anorexic or has had insufficient voluntary caloric intake for more than three days, has lost more than 10% of their body weight, or exhibits other signs of malnutrition, nutritional support.
Pet Electrocardiography
The electrocardiogram (ECG) is a test that assists in determining the rhythm and pace of the heart. To fully understand how your pet’s heart is performing, your veterinarian may need to combine the results
Pet Transfusion Therapy
Blood transfusions are frequently necessary in the treatment of acute or chronic anemias, as well as in cases of acute hemolysis or bleeding. Many times, whole blood, red cells, plasma, or platelets must be repeatedly transfused.
Pet Trauma/Emergency Surgery
Trauma/Emergency Surgery for many people, witnessing their cherished pet suffer from a broken bone, a car accident, or a dog attack will be the hardest thing they can do.
Pet Digital Radiology
The traditional film x-ray is being replaced by digital radiology. By giving us high-quality imaging results and lowering our overall radiation exposure, digital x-rays help us identify and treat sick and injured dogs more effectively.
Pet Isolation
The entrance of new animals or the return of your own animals from abroad is the most likely route for disease to enter your farm. Until your veterinarian is certain they are disease-free, you can help keep them safe from illness.
Pet Tonometry (Ophthalmology)
In order to diagnose eye disease, the intraocular pressure (IOP) must be measured. The diagnostic procedure known as intraocular pressure (IOP) is necessary for a thorough eye checkup.
Pet ETLC (Extra Tender Loving Care)
We hope you give your animals the attention and care they need. Children can learn to be responsible through pets. But it’s important that they care for them by feeding them.
Pet Stat Laboratory Analysis
We can find out details about your dog’s health that can only be discovered by taking a sample of blood and having it examined through a blood test or lab test.
Pet Shock Resuscitation
Small animals can experience acute bleeding due to both traumatic and non-traumatic causes. Through analysis of pre-clinical canine models of hemorrhage and resuscitation, clinical research in dogs and cats.
Pet Nutrition Support
Welcome to the Veterinary Emergency Clinic Nutrition Service. Owners of animals who want to see a nutritionist can use other services to offer patients nutritional advice and meal planning external veterinarians.
Pet Anesthesia
Anesthesia is a Greek word for “loss of sensation” is where the word “anaesthesia” originates. It is possible to achieve anaesthesia by giving patients medications that inhibit nerve activity. The patient is rendered temporarily
Pet Soft Tissue Surgical Procedures
Most non-orthopedic operations fall under the umbrella of soft tissue surgery. This covers ear, nose, and throat disorders and a variety of operations.
Pet Pulse Oximetry
A non-invasive technique for determining the oxygen saturation of haemoglobin (SpO2) in arterial blood is pulse oximetry. Is it ideal? Is it the gold standard? No, the gold standard is an arterial blood gas (ABG) as a result.