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If your pet isn't acting like themselves or engaging in their usual activities, you're right to be concerned. However, knowing the difference between a progressive illness and an emergency is critical. Sometimes, a pet emergency is not as obvious as you might think. At The Animalife Veterinary Center, we know that emergencies generally follow their own rules. They can happen anywhere at any time. Therefore you should always feel comfortable letting us know when urgency is required--our team will be prepared to receive you and care for your pet. Just call (239) 513-1777 and we'll take care of you.
Labored breathing
Choking
Hasn't had water or food in 24 hours
Seems to be in pain
Broken bones
Seizure
Hard, bloated abdomen
Unable to stand and/or walk
Collapse
Ingestion of a toxic substance
Pale gums
Bite wounds, lacerations, and other injuries
Foaming at the mouth
Sitting with head pressed against the wall
Uncontrolled diarrhea and vomiting
Bleeding from ears and nose
Blood in stool and/or vomit
Since we are not able to provide 24-hour animal emergency care, we are glad to enlist the services of various local emergency hospitals that can.
Emergency Pet Hospital of Collier County
6530 Dudley Drive
Naples, FL 34105
Phone: (239) 263-8010
Fax: (239) 263-8455