Common Pet Emergencies
Category: General
Common Pet Emergencies
By Dr. Lidija Krvavac
Some pet emergencies are obvious, trauma, a fall, being hit by a vehicle. Others are easy to miss.
In this video, Dr. Lidija Krvavac covers the emergencies every pet owner should be able to recognise.
Key Takeaways from Dr. Lidija:
- Obvious Emergencies: Trauma, falls, or being hit by a vehicle.
- Less Obvious Ones: Suspected poisoning, heavy bleeding, or difficulty breathing.
- A Male Cat-Specific Emergency: Being unable to urinate for half a day or more is a genuine emergency.
- When in Doubt: If you're unsure, it's always worth checking with your vet.
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Transcript
Hi, I'm Dr. Lidija. It's always important to recognize and know what emergencies with our pets are. Some of them can be obvious, such as trauma, falling, getting hit by a vehicle, or similar, but some can be a bit more confusing. So, if you suspect your pet has eaten something poisonous, that's definitely an emergency. If there is heavy bleeding, that's definitely an emergency. If there is trouble breathing, that is an emergency. A very common thing in male cats, if they cannot pee for half a day or longer, it is an emergency. Some of the things can be a little bit confusing, but these are a few of the main emergencies we see. And if there is a situation that you're not sure of, it is definitely good to check with your bed first and find out if this is an emergency.
Common Pet Emergencies
Category: General
Common Pet Emergencies
By Dr. Lidija Krvavac
Some pet emergencies are obvious, trauma, a fall, being hit by a vehicle. Others are easy to miss.
In this video, Dr. Lidija Krvavac covers the emergencies every pet owner should be able to recognise.
Key Takeaways from Dr. Lidija:
- Obvious Emergencies: Trauma, falls, or being hit by a vehicle.
- Less Obvious Ones: Suspected poisoning, heavy bleeding, or difficulty breathing.
- A Male Cat-Specific Emergency: Being unable to urinate for half a day or more is a genuine emergency.
- When in Doubt: If you're unsure, it's always worth checking with your vet.
Schedule a Consultation:
Unsure if your pet's situation is urgent? Contact us right away, we're here to help.
🔗 Book a consultation: https://noblevetclinic.com/contact-us
📖 Learn more about emergency care: https://noblevetclinic.com/emergency-care-dubai
Transcript
Hi, I'm Dr. Lidija. It's always important to recognize and know what emergencies with our pets are. Some of them can be obvious, such as trauma, falling, getting hit by a vehicle, or similar, but some can be a bit more confusing. So, if you suspect your pet has eaten something poisonous, that's definitely an emergency. If there is heavy bleeding, that's definitely an emergency. If there is trouble breathing, that is an emergency. A very common thing in male cats, if they cannot pee for half a day or longer, it is an emergency. Some of the things can be a little bit confusing, but these are a few of the main emergencies we see. And if there is a situation that you're not sure of, it is definitely good to check with your bed first and find out if this is an emergency.
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