Emergency Cat Vet Clinic

If your cat is showing any of the symptoms or situations below, don’t wait — get emergency veterinary care immediately:

• Trauma & Accidents – falls, car accidents, or injuries

• Urinary Blockages – straining or inability to urinate (especially in male cats)

• Difficulty Breathing – open-mouth breathing, wheezing, rapid or laboured breathing

• Vomiting or Diarrhea – especially if persistent or with blood

• Blood in Urine, Vomit, or Stool – may indicate serious internal illness

• Severe Bleeding – cuts, punctures, or uncontrolled bleeding

• Lethargy or Collapse – sudden weakness, non-responsiveness, or hiding

• Paralysis or Sudden Loss of Mobility – inability to walk or drag limbs

• Pregnancy or Birthing Complications – distress during labour or prolonged contractions

• Heat Stroke – panting, drooling, weakness, collapse (especially in hot weather)

• Seizures – sudden convulsions or trembling

• Suspected Poisoning – ingestion of toxic plants, chemicals, or medications

• Ear Infections – scratching at ears, shaking head, visible discomfort

Cats often hide signs of pain or illness. If something seems “off,” it’s best to seek emergency care right away.