Pet surgery can leave owners with one big question: When can my pet come home? A trusted vet clinic in Williamsburg, VA looks at more than the procedure before making that call.
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When your pet is sick or injured, it can be difficult to know whether they need urgent care or emergency care. While both types of care address immediate concerns, the level of severity and the type of treatment required can differ. At Coastal Animal Referral Emergency (CARE), we specialize in providing emergency care for pets when they need it most, and we want to help you understand these distinctions so you can make the best decision for your furry family member.
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Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (GDV), commonly known as "bloat," is a severe and potentially fatal condition if left untreated. It occurs when a dog's stomach fills with gas, food, or fluid and then twists, which cuts off blood flow. GDV can develop suddenly and progress rapidly, making it a life-threatening emergency that requires immediate veterinary attention.
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A pet emergency is any situation in which your pet's health is at immediate risk, requiring urgent medical attention. As a pet owner, it can be difficult to determine whether an issue is truly an emergency or something that can wait.
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Following any sudden changes in a pet's behavior or appearance, it's normal to take a minute to see whether or not symptoms will improve. Unfortunately, because many illnesses or injuries require immediate veterinary intervention, every passing moment counts. With a rapid response and accurate diagnostics, emergency veterinary care is designed to support any health crisis.
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Did you know that Coastal Animal Referral Emergency has the only hyperbaric oxygen chamber for pets in the area? While that may sound impressive, chances are you don't know much about hyperbaric oxygen therapy for pets and how we can help our patients with this treatment modality. Lucky for you, we are happy to explain!
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