• Bloat-distended abdomen
• Seizures
• Shock/Trauma
• Urinary obstruction/straining without urination
• Poison/toxic ingestion
• Hit by car
• Shortness of breath
• Bloody stool
• Vomiting
• Any injury to the eye
• Bee stings/allergic reaction
• Porcupine quills
• Non-weight bearing
• Pale gums
• Rapid breathing
• Weak or rapid pulse
• Change in body temperature
• Difficulty standing
• Apparent paralysis
• Loss of consciousness
• Excessive bleeding
• Straining to urinate
• Frequent small urinations
• Blood in the urine
• Painful urination
• Inappropriate urination (somewhere other than the litter box)
• Crying, restlessness, or hiding because of discomfort
• Loss of appetite
• Lethargy

These are just a few examples of an emergency. If you have any question that your pet is having an emergency please call 603-821-7222 immediately and our highly skilled staff will determine if you are having an emergency. If it is determined that your pet is not having an emergency situation we can make you an appointment in our general practice for a comprehensive exam.