Emergency & Critical Care

Antonio Pedraza, DVM, MVM, cert SAS, MRCVS, shares more on the work he is doing to help pets impacted by the wildfires in California on this week's episode of The Vet Blast Podcast

The Emergency & Urgent Care Program will help veterinary practices ensure low-stress care in critical situations

VMX attendees have an opportunity to participate in a global effort to raise funds life-saving nonprofit organization

Using this advanced decontamination procedure can help improve outcomes

National Blood Donor Month is recognized annually in January

A new intensive care unit is being exhibited at this year’s Veterinary Meeting & Expo

Veterinary professionals and students who complete an AVMA first responder certificate program will gain access to the veterinary first responder registry

Mount Laurel Animal Hospital achieved the designation as it prepares to expand its critical care facilities

Emergency care experts weigh in on wildfire safety for pets with advice for evacuation planning and treatment needs

The agreement allows Zomedica to market and sell Vetigel(R) Hemostatic Gel

Luna the puppy helped herself to some of her owners Christmas treats, including the head of a chocolate Santa Claus

Mae, a 3-year-old Australian shepherd, ingested an entire bottle of the human supplement 5-Hydroxytryptophan, resulting in serotonin syndrome

Pet Poison Helpline is educating clients on the dangers of ingesting their pet's medications

A 6-week-old abandoned kitten had both an inguinal and diaphragmatic hernia

A 10-month-old goldendoodle puppy was able to keep both her legs thanks to the team at MSU, and a couple who drained their wedding fund to pay for her care

The Emergency Medicine honoree has developed surgical procedures used worldwide and devotes time outside the clinic to volunteer as a firefighter and first responder for humans.

Education is important and reminders are key for keeping patients safe during the holiday season

Although spiders are front and center during the Halloween season, they can be a terror to patients and clients year-round

Veterinary technician Ken Yagi explains clinical signs, causes, and the importance of teamwork when treating patients presenting with a respiratory emergency

Methods for dealing with GDV, from triage through the initial recovery period, were discussed during a session at the Fetch dvm360 Conference in Atlantic City.

Seven key points for handling emergency situations with skill and confidence were covered in the day 3 keynote at the Fetch dvm360 Conference in Atlantic City.

The Florida Urgent Rescue team is working to relocate shelter dogs as Hurricane Milton closes in on the state

Partnering with local shelters and veterinarians, pet care brands offer donations to provide support for victims of the natural disaster

Treating a non-eating rabbit requires more than a GI stasis diagnosis

A dozen members of the Texas A&M University team have traveled to assist with the care of search and rescue working dogs.