Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Emergency Vet Care: Prompt Help When Your Pet Needs It Most

Our emergency veterinary services address a wide range of urgent health issues, from sudden illnesses and injuries to severe allergic reactions and poisoning. With our state-of-the-art facilities and highly trained veterinary team, you can trust that your pet will receive the highest standard of care when they need it the most. Our priority is to ensure the safety and well-being of your beloved pets, offering peace of mind during stressful and challenging situations.

Rapid Response Emergency Vet Services for Your Pet’s Health

Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Trauma and Injury Care

Treatment for fractures, lacerations, and other injuries resulting from accidents or altercations.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Respiratory Distress Management

Emergency care for pets having trouble breathing, choking, or severe asthma attacks.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Seizure Intervention

Prompt evaluation and treatment for pets experiencing seizures, including stabilising their condition and identifying underlying causes.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Toxicity/Poisoning and Foreign Body Ingestion

Rapid response to poisoning incidents, including ingestion of toxic substances such as chemicals, plants, or human medications. Retrieval of ingested foreign bodies by non-invasIve endoscopy, avoiding surgery where possible.
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Cardiac Emergencies

Immediate care for heart-related emergencies, such as congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, or other cardiac conditions.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Heatstroke Management

Emergency intervention for pets suffering from heatstroke, including cooling and stabilization measures.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

What to Expect During an Emergency Visit

Understanding what happens during an emergency visit can help alleviate some of the stress and uncertainty:
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Why Choose Amber Vet for Emergency Vet Services?

How to Handle a Pet Emergency

Contact Amber Vet Immediately
Call Amber Vet as soon as you realise your pet is in distress. Our team provides immediate advice over the phone and prepares for your arrival. This can save valuable time and ensure that your pet receives prompt care upon arrival.
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency
Amber Vet|Consultation – Emergency

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Amber Vet immediately and provide details about the substance ingested. Taking a photo or bringing the original packaging of the ingested substance is very helpful. Our team will give you instructions on what to do next and prepare for your arrival.
If your pet is experiencing severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing, excessive bleeding, non-responsiveness, seizures, or signs of severe pain, they need immediate veterinary attention. When in doubt, it’s always best to seek emergency veterinary care.
Bring any relevant medical records, a list of current medications your pet is taking, and information about the emergency (e.g., what they ingested, details of the injury). Also, bring a leash or carrier to keep your pet secure.
The duration of an emergency visit depends on the severity of your pet’s condition and the necessary diagnostics and treatments. Our team will work efficiently to provide prompt care while keeping you informed throughout the process.
The cost of emergency services varies based on the specific treatments and diagnostics required. We provide transparent pricing and discuss costs with you before proceeding with any major treatments. Always discuss any cost concerns with us early in the consultation, so that we can manage an agreeable care plan for your pet. Payment plans and insurance claims assistance are available.
While we focus on providing urgent care, we understand the importance of being with your pet. We will do our best to accommodate visitation and keep you updated on your pet’s condition.
Regular annual to semi-annual health check-ups, vaccinations, a balanced diet, safe living environments, and proper training can help prevent many emergencies. Additionally, being aware of common household hazards and monitoring your pet’s health can reduce the risk of emergencies.