North Dallas Veterinary Emergency & Specialty
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Our services include:
Diagnostic imaging
Emergency surgery
Endoscopy
Patient monitoring
In-house pharmacy
Walk-in emergency care
It can be difficult to know when your pet needs immediate medical care. The following symptoms can be a sign of a serious medical condition and indicate urgent medical attention is necessary:
Disorientation
Collapse episodes
Uncoordinated walking
Difficulty breathing
Persistent pain
Pale gums
Limping
Excessive lethargy
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Excessive panting
Straining to urinate with little or no urine production
Helpful tips in case of an emergency:
Don’t administer medications before consulting a veterinarian.
Pets may bite when scared or in pain. Call us if you need advice on how best to transport your pet.
If your pet has suffered a traumatic injury to his/her back, transport them very carefully to prevent further injury. Call us if you need advice on how to do this safely.