When we are closed, we recommend Veterinary Emergency Group, located right across the street from us! They are available 24/7/365, and all day on the weekends and holidays, they can be reached at (845) 536-5645. When in need of board-certified specialists, we recommend the Oradell Animal Hospital, they can be reached at (201) 262-0010.
Emergency Vet in Nanuet, NY
During Business Hours
Nanuet Animal Hospital
Address:
4 Ave C, Nanuet, NY 10954
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 6pm
Friday: 9am - 5pm
Saturday: 8am - 1pm
Sunday: Closed
Phone: (845) 623-4469
After Business Hours
Veterinary Emergency Group
Address:
123 NY-59, Nanuet, NY 10954
Hours of Operation:
24/7/365
Phone: (845) 536-5645
Website: veterinaryemergencygroup.com
After Business Hours
Oradell Animal Hospital
Address:
580 Winters Av., Paramus, NJ 07652
Hours of Operation:
24/7/365
Phone: (201) 262-0010
Website: oradell.com
As an animal lover and a pet owner, you hope that your pet never experiences a medical emergency, but the chances are that they will at some time in their life, especially if they go outside frequently.
If and when it does happen, you want to know that your pet has fast and convenient access to the necessary treatment from a qualified and experienced emergency vet. The Nanuet Animal Hospital wants you to know that we are always available when the unexpected occurs to your pet.
Our hospital has a modern surgical suite on-site supported by a fully-equipped diagnostic lab, along with a highly trained staff of veterinarians and techs ready to provide your pet with the very best in care. Our emergency vet services include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Triage Exams
- Diagnostic lab tests and analysis
- Blood pressure, oxygen, and ECG monitoring
- Wound treatment
- Insect bite treatment
- Allergic reaction treatment
- Digital radiology
- Pain management
Symptoms Of A Pet Emergency
Normally, the signs that your pet requires the immediate attention of an emergency vet are pretty obvious. They’ll have readily apparent injuries and symptoms such as severe bleeding, large open wounds, broken bones, or unconsciousness as a result of being hit by a car or an attack by another animal.
But often the signs of a medical emergency are harder to see. It’s vitally important for you as a pet owner to be able to recognize the less apparent signs of a health emergency so you’ll know to seek immediate emergency vet care when you see them.
- Unusual body temperatures, too high or too low
- Weak or rapid pulse
- Seizures
- Pale tongue and gums
- Vomiting blood
- Blood in the urine or stool
- Loss of consciousness
- Heatstroke symptoms, including vomiting, excessive panting, rapid heartbeat, lethargy
- Dehydration signs, including diarrhea, panting, and exhaustion
First Aid For Pets
Knowing how to stabilize your pet with basic first aid procedures during transport to your veterinarian in Nanuet, can save their life.
- Bleeding – Elevate their limbs and apply continuous firm pressure to the wound.
- Choking – Gently reach into their throat to remove the obstruction or deliver sharp, fast blows to the chest to expel it.
- CPR – Lay your pet on their back, hold the jaw closed, and blow slowly through their nostrils every few second.
Make your pet as comfortable as possible on your way to the clinic and keep them warm with a blanket. Also, if your pet has a specific medical condition that could require immediate care, ask your vet about first aid treatment for their condition when professional care isn’t immediately available, such as when you’re on a hike or a long trip away from home. And always take any necessary medication along with you.
