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Animal Emergency Hospital is pleased to offer the following emergency veterinary services to the pets of Burton, MI and the surrounding areas.
In-House Pet Laboratory
Our state-of-the-art in-house laboratory is equipped with the latest technology to help us get to the bottom of what may be wrong with your dog or cat.
In-House Pet Pharmacy
At our in-house pet pharmacy, we carry a wide variety of flea and tick medications, as well as heartworm prevention products. We also stock a selection of prescription diets to meet your pet’s specific needs.
Pet Digital X-Ray
Whether it’s a broken bone or an internal organ issue, digital x-rays give our veterinary team the information we need to develop an effective treatment plan for your pet.
Pet Ultrasound
Our hospital may use the images produced by ultrasound technology to diagnose various conditions, from heart disease to kidney stones.
Pet Surgery
We understand that surgery can be a stressful experience for both pets and their owners, which is why our skilled and experienced team takes every precaution to ensure the safety of our patients.
Pet Ventilator
We are proud to be able to offer this service to our clients, as it can be an extremely useful tool to help ensure your pet receives adequate oxygen and keep them as safe as possible.
Pet Oxygen Therapy
If your pet has been exposed to smoke inhalation or has sustained wounds, we may use oxygen therapy to help save their life.
Pet Fluid Therapy
We may use fluid therapy to help flush out toxins and replenish vital nutrients in your pet, often relying on this treatment in cases where your pet may be recovering from surgery or suffering from dehydration.
Pet Blood Transfusions
We know that, as a pet parent, you seek the best possible care for your furry friend. We’re right there with you, which is why we offer pet blood transfusions as part of our life-saving services.
Is my pet experiencing an emergency?
Pets with the following symptoms should be seen ASAP:
- Coughing and/or respiratory distress: difficult or labored breathing
- Neurological abnormalities: collapse, off balance, head tilt, seizures, circling, head pressing, visual deficiencies, etc.
- Seizures: if more than one in 24 hours
- Unproductive retching or dry heaving
- Rapid/progressive abdominal distension
- Vomiting and/or inability to hold down food/water
- Diarrhea or straining to defecate
- Slow or rapid heart rate
- Bleeding from orifices: mouth, nose, rectum, abnormal vaginal bleeding
- Lethargy, weakness
- Pale mucous membranes: pale gum color
- Inability to urinate or straining to urinate
- Difficult or long labor
- Toxin ingestion
- Trauma
- Pain/discomfort: trembling, yelping, unwillingness to move, aggressive behavior when moved
- Squinting one or both eyes
- Facial swelling and/or hives
- Penis is stuck out of sheath
We’re a proud AAHA Member
Only about 15% of veterinary practices in the US and Canada hold the “AAHA-accredited” designation of the American Animal Hospital Association. As an accredited member, we voluntarily meet their exacting standards to foster professionalism and excellence in all phases of hospital services.
Our team goes above and beyond for your pet.
We are here to care for your beloved pet when your regular veterinarian is unavailable — no appointment necessary. When you arrive, you will be greeted by friendly staff members who will triage your pet and let you know when they can be seen.
Interested in a veterinary career?
Join our team! We’re under new management and looking for passionate pet lovers who want to help develop an amazing hospital culture.