EMERGENCY CARE REQUIRED

If any of the following circumstances are true, please call us right away [607-336-7387]:

• Any situation where the animal seems in severe distress or discomfort.
• Hit by a car or other trauma, such as a blow to the head or some other part of the body.
• A dog or cat in labor for more than 4 hours without puppies or kittens being born.
• Severe vomiting or diarrhea for 4-6 hours or more, or vomiting blood.
• Pet trying, but unable to urinate.
• Uncontrolled bleeding.
• Heat stroke.
  (*Your pet pants a lot even when the temperature is cool. * His/Her gums are suddenly bright red.)
• Severe wounds or lacerations.
• Difficulty breathing; pet's tongue or gums turning blue.
• Bloat; your pet's abdomen is swollen and hard to the touch, and/or she's gagging and trying to vomit.
• Prolapsed Eye.
  (Where the eye appears to be 'popped out' of the socket.)
• Continuous or repeated seizures.
  (Stiffening of the limbs, uncontrolled shaking, vacant stare, sometimes with a loss of consciousness)
• Fractures or dislocations.
  (Possible lameness of the affected limb, with marked soreness at the actual fracture site)
• Known consumption of a poison or toxin including antifreeze, rat poison or chocolate.
• Your pet is unconscious and won't wake up.
• Your pet begins bumping into things or suddenly becomes disoriented.
• You can see irritation or injury to your pet's eyes, or she suddenly seems to become blind