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When Your Pet Needs It

When a pet is seriously injured or develops a life-threatening disease you need emergency care. Immediate assessment of the injury or illness and quick-response treatment are imperative. Calendar IconSchedule an Appointment

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Felton Veterinary Hospital does its utmost to provide the highest quality emergency care for your pets. If we are unable to provide emergency care we will refer you to a local emergency hospital. Many problems can be solved in one visit to an emergency clinic.

When the problem is serious or life-threatening, critical care skills, equipment, and expertise are brought to bear to protect your pet from further harm. After initial assessment and stabilization, some pets require continued efforts to support them through the course of illness. Those needs can include oxygen delivery, IV fluids, blood or plasma transfusions, surgery, nutritional delivery, pain management, and loving care.

Knowing that your pet is in good hands will also ease your mind while your pet’s health is restored.

It’s Crystal Clear: Dehydration and Water for Pets

It’s Crystal Clear: Dehydration and Water for Pets

Balanced nutrition is vital for pet health and can prevent a whole host of health problems. Water is also a critical component of a healthy pet and is the main component of healthy cells. Without adequate water, your pet can become dehydrated and lose vital body organ function.  We know that providing drinking water daily […]

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How to Prevent Lyme Disease In Pets

How to Prevent Lyme Disease In Pets

You may be hearing more about Lyme disease recently, and for good reason. Current estimates from the CDC show that 300,000 to 400,000 people in the US are diagnosed or treated for Lyme disease yearly. The disease affects humans and animals and, if left untreated, can result in painful complications.  Lyme disease is a bacterial […]

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