Emergency Vet Care and Critical Care in Fort Lauderdale, FL
Pet Emergency Center provides exceptional treatment to your dog, cat and exotic pet in the event of an emergency. These are just a few of the emergency cases we treat:
- Trauma
- Bite wounds
- Lacerations
- Heart conditions
- Diabetes
- Toxicity
- Pancreatitis
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Hypoglycemia
- Allergic reaction
The Pet Emergency Center's critical care team is on site during our business hours to ensure that you receive the most thorough diagnostic care in the event of an emergency for your dog, cat and exotic pets.
- Dogs
- Cats
- Ferrets
- Rabbits
- Birds
- Guinea pigs
- Hamsters
- Chinchillas
- Gerbils
- Reptiles
- Turtles
- Rats
- Sugar gliders
- Skunks
- Alpacas
- Goats and Pygmy Goats
- Pigs
We will see almost any type of animal, if your beloved pet is not on the list, give us as call anyway to see if we can help!
Pet Emergency Center's team understands the importance of addressing exotic pet patient care. We are the only local emergency center that provides after-hours care for these special friends. It is very important to immediately attend to any abnormal behavior your exotic pet displays; this is often a sign of illness in these delicate creatures.
Just like their human counterparts, cats and dogs sometimes need blood transfusions, too. Reasons include conditions such as anemia (having a low red blood cell count), traumatic injuries, ruptured tumors, and more. We have the diagnostic capabilities to blood-type your pet and cross-match them with a suitable donor.
Our incubators are used for patients who are recovering from a surgical procedure or who are suffering from hypothermia. Incubators help to maintain body temperature and stabilize our hospitalized patients.
IV Pumps are utilized to regulate fluid administration to our hospitalized patients. This ensures that they remain properly hydrated and receive medication in the safest manner.
Oxygen therapy is a critical treatment for pets experiencing respiratory distress, shock, heart failure, or other emergencies. Oxygen is supplied through specialized masks, oxygen cages, or nasal cannulas to stabilize your pet and improve oxygen levels.
We invite you to learn more about the excellent veterinary services we have to offer. If you have questions, please contact our team for more information. We are committed to helping you!