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Medical Emergencies | Metabolic Emergencies
In House Laboratory Services | Surgical Services

Medical Emergencies

We treat a variety of medical emergencies, including the following:

• Lacerations
• GDV (bloat)
• FUS (urinary tract blockage)
• HBC (hit by car)
• Trauma
• Shock
• Toxic ingestions
• Animal bites
• Snake bites
• Insect stings
• Respiratory distress
• Dystocia

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Metabolic Emergencies

We also handle metabolic emergencies, including the following:

• Renal failure
• Hepatic failure
• Diabetes
• Addisonian crisis
• Asthma

Exotic emergencies

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In House Laboratory Services

We perform the following laboratory services in house:

• Whole blood count
• Blood chemistry panel
• Coagulation profile
• Blood gas analysis
• Fecal analysis
• Urine analysis
• Retro testing
• Lyme
• Ehrlichia
• Heartworm
• Ethylene glycol
• Blood cross matches
• Cytologies

Surgical services

• Radiographs
  
• Echocardiograms
  
• Endoscopy
  
• EKG
  
• Blood pressure monitoring
  
• Transfusion capability (canine and feline)
  
• State of the art fluid administration devices

Dr. Sonja Ghersini earns Top Vets Award in 2011

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• Bleeding from anywhere
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• Acute pain – including eyes (squinting)
• Respiratory difficulty
• Sudden and extreme lethargy

Five reasons to see your veterinarian tomorrow

• Acute lameness
• Intense itching
• Decreased appetite
• Increased thirst or urination
• Persistent diarrhea

Five reasons to see your veterinarian soon

• Decrease in weight
• Change in activity levels
• Hair loss
• Bad breath
• Chronic lameness

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