Pet emergencies that require immediate veterinary care

Published on May 1, 2023.

Last Updated May 1, 2023.

How to respond when your beloved pet is unwell and showing abnormal symptoms requiring emergency veterinary care

Australian Dog Lover spoke with Emergency and Critical Care Specialist, Dr Louis Eramanis about what to do when your beloved pet is unwell and the abnormal symptoms you may see in your pet that could indicate a life threatening emergency. These symptoms require immediate veterinary intervention.

Dr Louis talks about how to respond if your pet has:

Breathing difficulties, excessive panting, blue gums or tongue
Snake bite
Bloated abdomen and retching
Seizures
Toxin or poison ingestion
Non-responsive/not breathing

Read the full article here.

About the Author

Natasha Rizk

Veterinarian

SASH is home to some of Australia’s leading specialists and veterinary experts. If you have any concerns about your pet, please get in touch with us.

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