Emergency veterinary care 24/7
During emergency veterinary care, the animal is admitted without a queue and examined by a veterinarian as soon as possible. During the examination, the doctor will examine your pet, check the basic vital signs – listen to the heart, lungs, take the body temperature, check the mouth, ears, eyes, skin, etc. This is how the doctor will assess your pet's overall condition. After assessing the pet’s condition, the doctor will prescribe further diagnostics and treatment if the situation requires it.
He or she will also collect data about the pet.
The veterinarian will answer any questions you may have.
We recommend:
- If possible, call and let the clinic know you are coming directly to the veterinary clinic. This will allow the doctors to prepare for the situation and give you the help you need as soon as possible.
- Take the animal’s papers: EU passport, vaccination booklet, records from other clinics, if you have such, X-rays, echoscopes, blood test results.
- Arrive safely by car or any other way that suits you
- Feel free to ask any questions you may have to your veterinarian