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Emergency care
Emergency vet in Port Augusta
Taking your pet to the veterinarian as soon as they start showing symptoms of illness or injury is important to the wellbeing of your animal. We will do everything we can to take care of your pet while they are in our care.
Snakebite
If you think your pet or livestock has suffered a snakebite, don’t wait until any symptoms get worse. Bringing the injured animal to us as soon as possible is the first step toward a successful recovery.
Snakebite
If you think your pet or livestock has suffered a snakebite, don’t wait until any symptoms get worse. Bringing the injured animal to us as soon as possible is the first step toward a successful recovery.
Poisoning
Many homeowners keep chemicals near the floor—either in the garage or in the kitchen—where it is easy for an animal to consume poisonous materials. Don’t wait to bring your pet in if it is possible that they have consumed chemicals and rodent baits.
Poisoning
Many homeowners keep chemicals near the floor—either in the garage or in the kitchen—where it is easy for an animal to consume poisonous materials. Don’t wait to bring your pet in if it is possible that they have consumed chemicals and rodent baits.
Poisoning
Many homeowners keep chemicals near the floor—either in the garage or in the kitchen—where it is easy for an animal to consume poisonous materials. Don’t wait to bring your pet in if it is possible that they have consumed chemicals and rodent baits.
Fractured bones or lameness
Animals can break or fracture bones the same way that humans can. Often, this happens without anyone realizing it has occurred. If you see limping or other symptoms of broken bones, bring your animals to a veterinarian.
Fractured bones or lameness
Animals can break or fracture bones the same way that humans can. Often, this happens without anyone realizing it has occurred. If you see limping or other symptoms of broken bones, bring your animals to a veterinarian.
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Seizures, collapse or unconsciousness
As animals get older, it is not uncommon for them to start experiencing seizures, collapse or unconsciousness brought on for a variety of health reasons. If you have noticed this happening to your pet, please bring them to the veterinarian today.
Seizures, collapse or unconsciousness
As animals get older, it is not uncommon for them to start experiencing seizures, collapse or unconsciousness brought on for a variety of health reasons. If you have noticed this happening to your pet, please bring them to the veterinarian today.
Seizures, collapse or unconsciousness
As animals get older, it is not uncommon for them to start experiencing seizures, collapse or unconsciousness brought on for a variety of health reasons. If you have noticed this happening to your pet, please bring them to the veterinarian today.
Severe vomiting and/or diarrhoea
When animals consume the wrong things, they can experience a host of symptoms related to illness such as vomiting or diarrhoea. Bring your pet or livestock to a veterinarian if you have noticed excessive amounts of either of these things.
Severe vomiting and/or diarrhoea
When animals consume the wrong things, they can experience a host of symptoms related to illness such as vomiting or diarrhoea. Bring your pet or livestock to a veterinarian if you have noticed excessive amounts of either of these things.
Bleeding, coughing up blood, and/or blood in urine or faeces
Bleeding that doesn’t stop within 5 minutes should be looked at by a veterinarian. Similarly, when blood is found in urine or faeces, it shouldn’t be overlooked. Bring your pet or animal to get help as soon as you notice something is wrong.
Bleeding, coughing up blood, and/or blood in urine or faeces
Bleeding that doesn’t stop within 5 minutes should be looked at by a veterinarian. Similarly, when blood is found in urine or faeces, it shouldn’t be overlooked. Bring your pet or animal to get help as soon as you notice something is wrong.
Bleeding, coughing up blood, and/or blood in urine or faeces
Bleeding that doesn’t stop within 5 minutes should be looked at by a veterinarian. Similarly, when blood is found in urine or faeces, it shouldn’t be overlooked. Bring your pet or animal to get help as soon as you notice something is wrong.
Inability to pass urine or faeces
Paying attention to when and where your pet or livestock passes urine or faeces can help you make sure they are staying healthy. A sign that your pet or animal is having trouble with bowel movements is lying around, not eating and varying degrees of irritation.
Inability to pass urine or faeces
Paying attention to when and where your pet or livestock passes urine or faeces can help you make sure they are staying healthy. A sign that your pet or animal is having trouble with bowel movements is lying around, not eating and varying degrees of irritation.
Eye injuries
Eye injuries are some of the most noticeable pet or animal problems that come up, but they may not always be apparent. If you notice something wrong with your pet or animal’s eyes or sight, bring them to a veterinarian sooner than later.
Eye injuries
Eye injuries are some of the most noticeable pet or animal problems that come up, but they may not always be apparent. If you notice something wrong with your pet or animal’s eyes or sight, bring them to a veterinarian sooner than later.
Eye injuries
Eye injuries are some of the most noticeable pet or animal problems that come up, but they may not always be apparent. If you notice something wrong with your pet or animal’s eyes or sight, bring them to a veterinarian sooner than later.
Bloated stomach
A bloated stomach can be caused by many things such as what your pet or animal eats or drinks. If you have noticed a bloated stomach that won’t go away, or happens regularly, bring your pet or animal into see a veterinarian.
Bloated stomach
A bloated stomach can be caused by many things such as what your pet or animal eats or drinks. If you have noticed a bloated stomach that won’t go away, or happens regularly, bring your pet or animal into see a veterinarian.
Fast, effective care
In emergency situations, it is important that treatment begins as quickly as possible. Our team of experts is always ready to help, even if after-hours work is required. Every animal is treated with the same respect, care, compassion and love we show our own pets, ensuring your companion receives top quality care.
Fast, effective care
In emergency situations, it is important that treatment begins as quickly as possible. Our team of experts is always ready to help, even if after-hours work is required. Every animal is treated with the same respect, care, compassion and love we show our own pets, ensuring your companion receives top quality care.
Fast, effective care
In emergency situations, it is important that treatment begins as quickly as possible. Our team of experts is always ready to help, even if after-hours work is required. Every animal is treated with the same respect, care, compassion and love we show our own pets, ensuring your companion receives top quality care.
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