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:
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.