When should I take my pet to the emergency vet?
If your pet shows any of the following signs, contact us immediately:
- Difficulty breathing or choking
- Severe bleeding or open wounds
- Inability to stand or walk
- Seizures or convulsions
- Suspected poisoning or toxin ingestion
- Severe vomiting or diarrhea (especially with blood)
- Swollen or distended abdomen
- Eye injuries or sudden blindness
- Difficulty urinating (especially male cats)
- Trauma from vehicle accident or fall
- Collapse or loss of consciousness
- Extreme pain or crying
What should I do before bringing my pet to the vet in an emergency?
Follow these steps to help your pet while you make your way to us
Stay Calm
Your pet can sense your stress. Stay as calm as possible to keep your pet relaxed and prevent worsening the situation.
Call the Clinic Immediately
Call us at +91 7975652360 so we can prepare for your arrival and guide you over the phone.
Keep Your Pet Warm & Still
Keep your pet warm and as still as possible. Avoid moving injured areas unnecessarily to prevent further harm.
Do Not Self-Medicate
Do not give any medication without consulting the vet. Human medicines can be toxic to pets and may worsen the condition.
Identify Toxins If Poisoning
If you suspect poisoning, try to identify what was consumed. Bring the packaging or a sample if possible to help the vet.
Transport Carefully
Support injured areas during transport. Use a flat surface or blanket as a stretcher for larger pets. Bring any relevant medical records.
Does Life Care Animal Clinic handle pet emergencies?
Dr. Ajay Satbige (BVSc & AH, MVSc, PhD) with 11 years of experience in internal medicine and 40+ published clinical papers provides urgent veterinary care at Life Care Animal Clinic during clinic hours. With in-house diagnostic facilities including X-Ray, ECG, blood & biochemistry, and hormone tests, we can quickly assess and treat emergency conditions.
📍 Address
Shop No-117, Ground Floor,
18 Latitude Mall, Punawale,
Pune 411033, Maharashtra
🕐 Clinic Hours
Morning: 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Evening: 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Open 7 days a week
Emergency FAQ
When should I take my pet to the emergency vet?
Take your pet to the emergency vet immediately if they show difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, seizures, suspected poisoning, inability to stand, collapse, severe vomiting or diarrhea with blood, swollen abdomen, eye injuries, or trauma from an accident. Call Life Care Animal Clinic at +91 7975652360.
What should I do before bringing my pet to the vet in an emergency?
Stay calm, call the clinic at +91 7975652360 immediately, keep your pet warm and still, do not give any human medication, identify any toxins if poisoning is suspected, and transport carefully using a flat surface or blanket as a stretcher for larger pets.
Does Life Care Animal Clinic handle pet emergencies?
Yes, Life Care Animal Clinic in Punawale, Pune provides urgent veterinary care during clinic hours (Morning: 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM, Evening: 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM, 7 days a week). Dr. Ajay Satbige (PhD) has in-house X-Ray, ECG, and blood test facilities for rapid emergency diagnosis.
Can I give my pet human medicine in an emergency?
No, never give your pet human medicine without consulting a veterinarian. Many human medications are toxic to pets and can worsen their condition. Call Life Care Animal Clinic at +91 7975652360 for guidance before administering any treatment.
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