Emergency Dog Vet Clinic

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

• Trauma & Accidents – car accidents, falls, injuries
• Porcupine Quills – embedded quills can cause severe pain and infection
• Ear Infections – shaking head, pawing at ears, sudden discomfort
• Vomiting or Diarrhea – especially if persistent or with blood
• Blood in Urine, Vomit, or Stool – can indicate serious internal issues
• Severe Bleeding – cuts, punctures, or uncontrolled bleeding
• Difficulty Breathing – wheezing, rapid breathing, or collapse
• Difficulty Urinating – straining or inability to urinate
• Non-Responsive or Lethargic – sudden loss of energy or collapse
• Paralysis – sudden loss of mobility
• Pregnancy Complications – distress during whelping or prolonged labor
• Heat Stroke – heavy panting, drooling, weakness, collapse
• Seizures – sudden convulsions or trembling
• Suspected Poisoning – ingestion of toxic food, chemicals, or plants