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Balboa Veterinary Hospital
"Gentle care for your best friend"
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In Case of an Emergency ( See "Is
this an Emergency Chart?"- below)
If during our closed hours then please call: A Animal ER of San Diego Cliff Matsuda, DVM owner, and other capable veterinarians are available weeknights from 6pm-8am and all weekends and holidays. The staff will answer your questions and help determine if your pet really has an emergency. See the map below. Located at 5610 Kearny Mesa Rd, San Diego, CA. Telephone: 858.569.0600 If you have a poison emergency, The ASPCA has a free poison information website and a "for fee" service staff (open 24 hours). There is a consultation fee ($50) to talk to a poison expert. However, most cases can be handled by the emergency vet or your regular veterinarian without need for a consult. The ASPCA is a great asset for unusual poisonings ( like our recent case of the hungry labrador and beer fermenting materials!!) ASPCA Poison Hot line 1.888.426.4435
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5610 Kearny Mesa Rd for the "A Animal ER" San Diego, CA 92111
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If your pet has
any of these symptoms, bring it in IMMEDIATELY | Symptom: | With: | Inability to breathe | Noisy respiration, blue tongue,
gasping for breath.
Constant coughing, neck extended. | Bleeding that won't stop | From any part of the body. Get help
to apply pressure and come now! | Inability to urinate or Appears
constipated | But continues to try. Strains in litter box. Emergency
in male cats and male dogs ! | Inability to deliver puppies or
kittens | Keeps trying or has stopped
trying…call us as soon as possible (call ER after hours) | Pain | Crying, Severe. Continuous with no
relief | Vomiting, diarrhea | Continuous or with blood present
(esp.w/ babies) | Loss of balance or
consciousness | Includes tremors, coma, staggering,
blindness, fainting | Itching | Continuous scratching, biting,
self-mutilation | Penetrating wounds | Any place, but especially chest or
abdomen | Poisoning-Snail bait, Rat bait,
many plants | Bring the container or commercial
name and chemical name, or plant example. | Injury | Continuous pain and/or total
lameness. | Hit by car | Even if he/she can walk. Lung
bruises! | Bloat | Stomach swelling, air
swallowing, retching | Any problem of eyes | Squinting, redness, pet
scratching at eye |
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If your pet has any of these
symptoms, bring it in TODAY | Symptom | With | Difficult breathing | Eating and drinking,not frantic.
Infrequent cough | Vomiting / Diarrhea | Without blood; no pain and no
unusual contents | Sudden Lameness | No apparent cause,esp. if leg is
held off ground. | Swallowed Object | Even if you THINK pet swallowed it
days ago. | Severe Itching | With possible
self-mutilation | Strange Odor | Usually disagreeable, from any part
of the body | Burns | Heat, chemicals. Go immediately if
extensive | Injuries – Cuts, fights | Not severe emergency but will
worsen with delay- lacerations. Bite wound infections. | Not moving much | Nausea, crying, unable to
jump up |
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