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Pet Emergencies at Grove Veterinary Clinic in Newport, OR

Grove Veterinary Clinic offers expert care for pet emergencies in Newport, OR, with immediate attention during regular hours.

Pet Emergencies in Newport, OR

At Grove Veterinary Clinic, we understand that pet emergencies can happen unexpectedly. It’s essential to stay calm and act quickly when your pet is in distress. While we provide comprehensive veterinary care, we want you to be prepared in case your pet requires urgent care outside of regular hours. The Valley has multiple emergency clinics, some of which are 24 hours.

When to Seek Help for Pet Emergencies in Newport, OR

Pet emergencies can vary in severity, but they all require prompt attention. Some common signs that your pet may need immediate care include:

  • Difficulty breathing or choking
  • Uncontrolled bleeding
  • Seizures or convulsions
  • Broken bones or severe limping
  • Sudden onset of vomiting or diarrhea
  • Ingestion of toxic substances
  • Severe pain or distress

If your pet is showing any of these signs, don’t hesitate to reach out for emergency care.

Vet wrapping bandage around a Chihuahua's  injured leg

How to Prepare for Pet Emergencies in Newport, OR

If your pet is experiencing an emergency after our clinic’s regular hours, we recommend reaching out to Willamette Veterinary Clinic in Corvallis. Here are some steps to take to ensure your pet receives the best care during an emergency:

  • Stay calm: Pets can sense their owner’s anxiety. Remaining composed can help keep your pet calm.
  • Call ahead: Contact the emergency clinic and inform them of the situation. They can guide you on next steps and provide valuable advice.
  • Prepare documents: If you have your pet’s medical records and history, bring them along to help the emergency clinic quickly assess the situation.
  • Handle with care: Injured pets may react with fear or pain. Move them gently to avoid further injury.
  • Bring payment and identification: Emergency clinics typically require payment upfront, so ensure you have a valid ID and payment method (credit card, cash, or Care Credit).
  • Toxins and medications: If your pet has ingested something harmful, bring the packaging or labels for faster diagnosis and treatment.
  • Follow-up care: After receiving emergency treatment, contact Grove Veterinary Clinic to book follow-up care and ensure your pet’s recovery continues smoothly.

Emergency Services Offered by Grove Veterinary Clinic

While Grove Veterinary Clinic does not provide 24-hour emergency services, we offer immediate care during our regular hours, and we work closely with emergency clinics to support your pet’s health. Some of the services we offer for pet emergencies include:

  • Wound care: Treatment for cuts, abrasions, or lacerations
  • Trauma care: Assessment and treatment of injuries from accidents
  • Poison control: Immediate care for ingestion of harmful substances
  • Basic life support: CPR and other stabilization techniques
  • Pain management: Alleviating severe pain from injuries or illnesses

Our team is ready to assist you during normal business hours, and we are committed to ensuring that your pet gets the proper care in a timely manner.

Contact Grove Veterinary Clinic for Pet Emergencies in Newport, OR

In case of an emergency during regular hours, don’t hesitate to reach out to us directly. If your pet requires 24-hour emergency care, we recommend contacting Willamette Veterinary Clinic for immediate assistance. Remember, we are always here to provide support and follow-up care for your pet’s ongoing health needs.

For more information or to book appointment, please contact Grove Veterinary Clinic today.