
What is Veterinary Critical Care?
Critical care is a specialized branch of emergency medicine focused on patients who require intensive monitoring, advanced diagnostics, and continuous treatment. This is the space where pets facing heart failure, trauma, sepsis, or serious infections receive the life-saving support they need. It’s where tiny details are watched closely, and where treatment plans shift minute by minute as your pet’s condition evolves.
Conditions We Commonly Treat in Our ICU
Our team is equipped to treat a wide range of life-threatening conditions, including:
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Trauma injuries: Hit-by-car cases, big dog/little dog altercations, fractures, internal bleeding
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Heart failure: Pets in respiratory distress, pulmonary edema, fluid overload
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Septic abdomens: From ruptured organs, abscesses, or untreated infections
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Gastrointestinal foreign bodies: Obstructions, perforations, and sepsis
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Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA): Critical metabolic imbalances requiring central line management


We’re Here When Your Pet Needs Us Most
When your pet needs intensive support, you can count on us to provide attentive care, advanced treatment, and heartfelt compassion every step of the way. From the most delicate recoveries to the moments of steady progress, we’re here to help your pet heal, and help you feel supported, too.
If you think your pet may need critical care, don’t wait. Give us a call or come straight to the hospital. We’re here 24/7, ready to help.