Emergencies

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What is an emergency?

We consider it an emergency when a pet:

Collapses or becomes very weak
Has severe diarrhea or repetitive vomiting
Bleeds
Has loss of appetite persisting for more than 24 hours
Has lethargy persisting for more than 24 hours
Cannot urinate or defecate
Breathes rapidly, shallowly, or with difficulty
Develops a severe cough
Ingests a poison
Sustains trauma (hit by an automobile, jumps from a window, or other cuts or injuries)
Lengthy or repeated seizures

Seek immediate veterinary care because true medical or surgical emergencies cannot be handled adequately at home. In addition, be sure to:

Transport your pet as gently as possible
Avoid putting your face or hands in or near a pet’s mouth or feet (pain may cause it to inadvertently bite or scratch)
If you believe that the pet has been poisoned, bring the label or container of the suspected substance with you to the emergency room
If your pet is bleeding excessively from a cut, apply a clean cloth or bandage over the cut using consistent pressure

Please call us at 903-337-0898 to let us know you are coming and to allow us to advise you if there are things you should do for your pet before or during transport.
We can provide directions to our facility (3301 Woodlawn Blvd, Denison TX 75020) via phone (903-337-0898) or you may find them on Google Maps. Enter through the front doors of the hospital and a receptionist will be there to assist you.
If your pet has ingested something that you think may be poisonous, we may recommend that you call the Animal Poison Control Hotline at: (888) 426-4435. There is a charge for this call.
Payment and/or deposit is due at the time of service.

3301 Woodlawn Blvd,

Denison, TX 75020

Mon-Fri 5:30 PM - 7:30 AM

Weekends & Major Holidays: 24 Hours