PET EMERGENCY & CRITICAL CARE

Question 1

What should I do if my pet has an emergency?

Answer

If your pet is facing an emergency, bring them to Cammeray Vet immediately. If you’re unsure whether it’s an emergency, call us for guidance.

Question 2

What types of emergencies do you handle?

Answer

We handle various emergencies, including trauma, poisoning, breathing difficulties, and seizures, ensuring your pet receives the necessary care promptly.

Question 3

How do you prioritise emergency cases?

Answer

Our veterinary team triages all patients upon arrival, prioritising those with urgent medical needs to provide timely care.

Question 4

Do I need to make an appointment for emergency services?

Answer

Emergency cases are seen on a walk-in basis, so no appointment is necessary. However, please call ahead if possible to inform us of your situation.

Question 5

What facilities do you have for emergencies?

Answer

Cammeray Vet is equipped with in-house diagnostic tools, including x-rays and ultrasounds, to facilitate quick assessments and treatment. We can provide emergency resuscitation including CPR, cardiovascular support and oxygenation.

Question 6

Are your emergency services available outside of regular hours?

Answer

Our emergency services are available during surgery hours. For after-hours emergencies, we recommend contacting a local emergency veterinary clinic.

Question 7

What if I can’t afford the treatment my pet needs?

Answer

We understand that veterinary care can be costly. Our team can discuss treatment options and help explore financial solutions.

Question 8

Can I stay with my pet during emergency treatment?

Answer

We allow pet owners to stay with their pets as much as possible, though there may be times when you need to step out for your pet’s treatment. Our staff will keep you informed throughout the process

Question 9

How will I know what treatments my pet will receive?

Answer

Our veterinarians will explain the recommended treatments and procedures, ensuring you understand the plan and any associated costs before proceeding.

Question 10

What should I prepare for an emergency visit?

Answer

If possible, bring any relevant medical history, such as vaccination records and information on medications your pet is taking. This helps us provide the best care for your pet.

PET EMERGENCY & CRITICAL CARE

Emergencies can arise unexpectedly, causing stress for both pets and their owners.

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