Critical cases are seen first. This is triage. If your pet is stable, there may be a wait while we treat life-threatening cases. Please phone ahead if you can.
If you're worried, please call. We'll guide you on what to do next and prepare for your arrival.
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Critical cases are seen first. This is triage. If your pet is stable, there may be a wait while we treat life-threatening cases. Please phone ahead if you can.
Any of these signs require immediate attention.
Trouble breathing or blue/grey gums Collapse, seizures, unconsciousness Heavy bleeding or major trauma Suspected poisoning (bait, meds, chocolate, lilies) Bloated abdomen, non-productive retching Can't urinate (especially male cats) Severe pain, heatstroke, sudden paralysisOur six-step emergency process
Urgent cases first
Oxygen, pain relief, IV
Examination/diagnostics
Options + estimate
Procedures / surgery
Discharge + follow-up
Keep your pet warm, quiet and safely restrained
Bring medication bottles/packaging if relevant
If bleeding, apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth
Call while you're on the way if you can
Emergency care can involve rapid assessment and stabilisation. We'll explain priorities, outline options, and confirm consent before proceeding.
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