Need Urgent Help?
Winnipeg’s Trusted Pet Emergency Services
Pawsitive Animal Hospital, Winnipeg provides quick and efficient emergency care for pets. Emergencies can happen at any time, and we ensure that your beloved pet receives the care they need, when they need it. Our team of experienced veterinarians and technicians provides compassionate care for your pet during their time of need.
Emergency Veterinary Services Offered by Our Winnipeg Clinic
Here at Pawsitive vet hospital, your pet’s health is our priority. Our skilled doctors and support staff ensure that your pet receives the care they need. Our comprehensive solutions range from routine check-ups to urgent health issues and critical care.
If you are experiencing a problem with your pet, do not hesitate to contact us immediately. If your pet is sick or injured or had an accident and needs urgent medical attention reach out to our clinic for prompt support.
For emergencies Call: (204) 219-6006
Services
Animal Emergency Care in Winnipeg
At our clinic, we provide a variety of services that can make a significant difference for your pet when they need it most. When emergencies arise, time is of the essence, and swift diagnosis and prompt treatment are critical. Our staff and clinic are fully equipped to handle emergency situations, and we are here to support your furry friend during even the toughest of times.
Emergency Medical Care
We provide urgent medical care for pets suffering from various conditions, including trauma, poisoning, respiratory distress, seizures, and more.
Surgical Services
We have the latest in diagnostic imaging technology, including digital radiography which allows us to diagnose your pet’s condition quickly and accurately.
Diagnostic Imaging
We have the latest diagnostic imaging technology, including digital radiography, allowing us to diagnose your pet’s condition quickly and accurately.
Laboratory Services
We have an on-site laboratory that allows us to perform a variety of diagnostic tests quickly and efficiently, which helps us to provide prompt and accurate treatment for your pets.
Poisoning and Toxin Exposure
Our veterinarians are trained to quickly and effectively treat pets who have been exposed to toxins, such as chocolate, rat poison, and household chemicals. Prompt care makes all the difference in such cases.
Emergency Dentistry
We provide emergency dental care for pets with tooth fractures, infections, and other dental issues. Dental injuries can be very painful for your pet. Quick medical care can help relieve pain.
Experience and Compassion
Trusted Emergency Veterinary Care
At Pawsitive Veterinary Hospital in Winnipeg, our veterinarians and technicians are experienced in handling all types of pet emergencies. We have years of experience in veterinary medicine and can provide the best possible care for your pets.
At our Animal Hospital here in Winnipeg, we pride ourselves on being a trusted veterinary care provider in challenging times. We have received numerous positive reviews from our satisfied customers and are confident in our ability to provide the best possible care for your pet.
Emergency Pet Care
Immediate Assistance for Your Beloved Companion
If you suspect your pet is experiencing an emergency, do not hesitate to contact us for emergency hospitalization or assistance here in Winnipeg.
204-219-6006
Our experienced veterinarians and technicians provide prompt and compassionate care for your pets.
How to handle a pet emergency
If you find yourself in a situation where you need to provide emergency care to an animal, there are a few things you should keep in mind.
By following these steps, you can help to ensure that the animal receives the care it needs and has the best possible chance of recovery.
- ZFirst, it is important to remain calm. This will help you to think clearly and make the best decisions for the animal.
- ZSecond, call a veterinarian or animal hospital as soon as possible. They will be able to provide guidance on how to best care for the animal and can offer more specialized assistance.
- ZThird, follow the instructions provided by the veterinarian or animal hospital. This will help ensure that the animal receives the best possible care and has the best chance of recovery.
- ZFinally, be prepared to provide follow-up care as directed by the veterinarian. This may include taking the animal to regular check-ups, giving medication, or providing other forms of care.
- Trauma: Pets can experience trauma from a variety of sources, such as being hit by a car, falling from a height, or getting into a fight with another animal. Trauma can result in injuries such as broken bones, internal bleeding, and head injuries.
- Poisoning: Pets can accidentally ingest toxic substances such as household cleaners, medications, and certain plants. Symptoms of poisoning can include vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and difficulty breathing.
- Respiratory Distress: Pets can experience respiratory distress for a variety of reasons, including allergic reactions, heart disease, and pneumonia. Symptoms of respiratory distress can include coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing.
- Bloat: Bloat, also known as gastric dilation-volvulus, is a life-threatening condition that can occur in dogs. It occurs when the stomach fills with gas and twists, cutting off blood supply to the organs. Symptoms of bloat can include restlessness, vomiting, and a distended abdomen.
- Heatstroke: Pets can suffer from heatstroke when they are exposed to high temperatures for extended periods of time. Symptoms of heatstroke can include panting, drooling, and lethargy.
- Seizures: Pets can experience seizures for a variety of reasons, including epilepsy, brain tumors, and exposure to toxins. During a seizure, pets may lose consciousness and experience convulsions.
- Choking: Pets can choke on a variety of objects, including toys, bones, and food. Choking can result in difficulty breathing, coughing, and even collapse.
Some common emergency situations that pets may face
It’s important to note that these are just a few examples of the many emergency situations that pets may face. If you suspect that your pet is experiencing an emergency, it’s always best to seek veterinary care right away.
