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  • SERVICES
    • SERVICES
    • DOG SERIVCES
    • DOG CANCER
    • DOG EMERGENCY CARE
    • DOG FLEA AND TICKS
    • DOG HEARTWORM DISEASE
    • DOG LABORATORY TESTS
    • DOG MEDICAL IMAGING
    • DOG MICROCHIPPING
    • DOG SURGICAL PROCEDURES
    • DOG VACCINATIONS
    • PUPPY CARE
    • SENIOR DOG CARE
    • SPAYING AND NEUTERING DOGS
    • CAT SERVICES
    • CARING FOR SENIOR CATS
    • CAT ANESTHESIA
    • CAT DERMATOLOGY
    • CAT EMERGENCY
    • CAT FLEA AND TICKS
    • CAT LAB TESTS
    • CAT LASER THERAPY
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Dog Emergency Care

Dog Emergency Care

Dog Emergency Care

What To Do In An Emergency

If your dog has suffered a sudden trauma or is experiencing any life threatening symptoms, please call us immediately at: 308-352-2630.

What To Do In Case Of An Emergency

There are times when you are certain that your dog has an emergency (ie: hit by a car) and there are times when you are very concerned but not convinced that it is an emergency requiring immediate care. Call our hospital immediately so we can properly assess the severity. If we are closed our answer will give the number to contact Dr. Jensen for afterhours care.

Dog Emergencies That Require Immediate Attention

We have compiled the following list of some emergency situations in order to help you decide whether or not your dog requires emergency care:

  • Difficulty Breathing

  • Actively Bleeding Wound

  • GDV and Bloat

  • Collapse or Profound Weakness

  • Major Trauma

  • Dog Fight

  • Protracted Vomiting or Diarrhea

  • Struggling to Urinate

  • Loss of Use of Legs

  • Severe Pain

  • Known Exposure to Toxins

What To Do If Your Dog Eats Something Poisonous

If you see your dog ingest a toxic substance, or even if you suspect that he or she has, it is important to seek emergency dog care immediately. If your pet has ingested a toxic product, please call the ASPCA Poison Hotline at (888) 426-4435.

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Can't thank Dr. Jensen enough! Our ​​​​​​​7 week old puppy was scratched in the eye by a cat and she not only told us to come in right away, but preformed emergency surgery that night. The vets closer to us in Ogallala told us they wouldn't be able to see him until the next day; and if that had happened, he would have lost his eye. Very thankful for and impressed by her commitment to help our puppy even with a busy schedule! Wilson is on the mend and will hopefully regain sight. We are very thankful! (Also thanks to the awesome staff for calming me down and answering my many questions!) You guys are an awesome team!
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Dr. Jensen and her staff are 5-Star!! No other place for my 3 dogs and 3 cats. . . . . and I live an hour away from her (ugh!). Having graduated from CSU vet school is a stunning testament - CSU is consistently among the top 3 vet schools in the US.​​​​​​​
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Dr. Jensen excels in patient care and communication with concerned owners. She can make a stressful situation much better by helping everyone understand what is really going on and gets the important info out there right away. The way she handles the animals in her care is a joy to see...she always makes me feel more comfortable.
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I would highly recommend Perkins co. Vet Hospital I adopted my dog there a year ago and I would like Dr.Jensen to know that Mr. Waggs is doing very well other than being a little spoiled.
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