Reasons Your Pet May Need Emergency Care
When a medical emergency occurs, it’s hard to make decisions in the stress of the moment. A veterinarian that provides trauma and emergency care is experienced in handling these situations and can offer peace of mind that your pet will be in good hands. Here at Santa Fe Animal Hospital, we accept emergency cases during our clinic’s regular office hours and offer full surgical services and treatments.
Your pet may end up needing emergency care because of injuries caused by an accident or another incident, such as heatstroke, vomiting and diarrhea, bloat, choking, insect stings, poisoning, and more.
If your pet is injured and has damage to a bone, joint, or tendon, surgery will likely be necessary to treat the injury. Infections, such as skin lesions and abscess removals are also commonly seen by our veterinarians.
We Offer the Best in Emergency Pet Services
We know just how much your pet means to you and your family, and we want every patient to get the very best in an emergency or specialty care. Our team of skilled doctors provides advanced medical care in a number of areas. In addition, our hospital works hand-in-hand with specialist veterinarians to ensure we offer the best medical care to every patient.
When it comes to emergencies, don’t just take your pet anywhere. Santa Fe Animal Hospital is accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)–which means we have regularly passed on-site evaluations based on over 900 standards of veterinary care. We don’t just want to set the standard for a high level of care, we want to be the standard. With accreditation, you can rest easy knowing we are thorough, responsive, sanitary and safe.
If your pet needs emergency treatment, don’t hesitate to call us at (863) 665-5033!