Emergencies

If your pet is displaying any of these potentially life-threatening symptoms below, please call your local vet immediately.

• Breathing difficulties
• Open wounds or significant bleeding
• Seizing/fitting
• Collapse
• Loss of appetite/not drinking
• Swollen abdomen or retching
• Severe vomiting or diarrhoea especially if your pet appears quiet or has been for more than 24 hours
• Trauma (e.g. car accidents)
• Male cats struggling to pass urine or faeces
• Swallowing hazards ie. toys/ clothes etc
• Ingestion of toxic/harmful substances
• Eye problems
• Struggling to give birth

What you will need for the consult

A smartphone, tablet, laptop or computer (with a webcam) with internet access

Your pet!

Please be aware that our vets are unable to prescribe medication via video consult.

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