In the event of an Emergency

If your pet has any of the following you should call the duty vet on 07802 830 658

• Convulsions or loss of consciousness
• Involvement in a road accident – even if they appear to be unscathed
• Difficulty in parturition or a prolonged labour
• Repeated vomiting especially in a large canine breed, especially when their stomach looks bloated on the left side behind the ribs
• Pain in one of the eyes causing them to rub it, or sudden enlargement of one of the eyes
• Sudden closure of one of or both eyes
• Sudden loss of vision
• Difficulty in breathing, especially if their gums are bluish or they are open mouthed
• Profuse or continuous bleeding from a wound or the mouth, ear or nostril
• Collapse, with pale or bluish gums
• Sudden onset pain with vocalising or lameness or aggression
• Sudden onset swelling of face or paws or limbs
• Sudden onset profuse watery or bloody diarrhoea leading to recumbency, especially if young or old
• Sudden paralysis in any or all limbs
• Suspected poisoning

If you are in any doubt ring the vet for advice on 07802 830 658.