When something feels off, we’re here for you.
You know your pet better than anyone. If your gut is telling you something isn't right, that's enough reason to call us. We'll help you figure out the next step.
Not sure if what you're seeing warrants a call? Here's a general guide. When in doubt — call us. We'd rather talk it through with you than have you wait and wonder.
When in doubt, call first. If we're open, please reach out before heading to an emergency clinic — we may be able to get you in, walk you through what to watch for, or help you determine the right level of care. Emergency clinics are essential for true life-threatening emergencies, but they come with long waits and high costs. We're here to help you navigate.
Lethargy
Unusual fatigue, hiding, unresponsiveness, or a sudden change in personality.
Difficulty Breathing
Labored breathing, open-mouth breathing in cats, or unusual panting at rest.
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Not Eating or Drinking
A day or two of appetite changes can be significant, especially in cats.
Vomiting or Diarrhea
If repeated, bloody, or accompanied by lethargy. Bring a fresh fecal sample if you can.
Eye Concerns
Discharge, swelling, pawing at the face, squinting, or sudden cloudiness.
Eye Concerns
Discharge, swelling, pawing at the face, squinting, or sudden cloudiness.
Urinary Issues
Especially MALE CATS, and straining to urinate, blood in urine, or frequent trips to the litter box.
Lameness
Limping, sudden lameness, reluctance to bear weight, or obvious pain when touched.