emergency & emergency service
In a real emergency, every minute counts. On this page you will find all the important information about an emergency and how to contact us.
emergency & emergency service
In a real emergency, every minute counts. On this page you will find all the important information about an emergency and how to contact us.
emergency & emergency service
In a real emergency, every minute counts. On this page you will find all the important information about an emergency and how to contact us.
What are Acute cases?
Acute cases are NOT life-threatening and therefore not emergencies, but do require a visit to the vet. These include severe diarrhoea or repeated vomiting, significant lameness, minor bleeding (e.g. claw injuries), reduced general condition, etc.
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese:
040 866 474 55Outside office hours:
Veterinary emergency service Hamburg or veterinary emergency service Schleswig-HolsteinWhat are none acute cases?
A tick, a slight limp, expired vaccinations, missing dog or cat food, etc.
Please wait with these problems until the regular opening of your vet.
What is an emergency?
Emergencies are life-threatening situations such as
Loss of consciousness, collapse
Serious road accident
Window falls from cats
Heavy or uncontrollable bleeding
Very pale/pale mucous membranes during pressure testing
Seizures, shortness of breath
Problems urinating
persistent, bloody diarrhoea bloody vomiting, increasing weakness
Sudden paralysis of the legs
Eye injuries
Acute deterioration of the general condition due to swallowed foreign bodies
Poisoning, scalds, burns, heat stroke
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese: 040 866 474 55
Outside our office hours:
Veterinary emergency service Hamburg: 040 43 43 79
Veterinary emergency service Schleswig-Holstein:
0481 858 239 98Veterinary clinic Norderstedt: 040 529 894 0
Quickborn Veterinary Clinic: 04106 22 64
Veterinary Clinic Lüneburg: 04131 551 25
Important note: Expect significantly higher costs for emergency treatment and have cash or a debit card with you. There may also be waiting times - despite an emergency.
Illnesses that have existed for some time and are not life-threatening are not emergencies!
What are Acute cases?
Acute cases are NOT life-threatening and therefore not emergencies, but do require a visit to the vet. These include severe diarrhoea or repeated vomiting, significant lameness, minor bleeding (e.g. claw injuries), reduced general condition, etc.
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese: 040 866 474 55
Outside office hours:
Veterinary emergency service Hamburg or veterinary emergency service Schleswig-HolsteinWhat are none acute cases?
A tick, a slight limp, expired vaccinations, missing dog or cat food, etc.
Please wait with these problems until the regular opening of your vet.
What is an emergency?
Emergencies are life-threatening situations such as
Loss of consciousness, collapse
Serious road accident
Window falls from cats
Heavy or uncontrollable bleeding
Very pale/pale mucous membranes during pressure testing
Seizures, shortness of breath
Problems urinating
persistent, bloody diarrhoea bloody vomiting, increasing weakness
Sudden paralysis of the legs
Eye injuries
Acute deterioration of the general condition due to swallowed foreign bodies
Poisoning, scalds, burns, heat stroke
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese: 040 866 474 55
Outside our office hours:
Veterinary emergency service Hamburg: 040 43 43 79
Veterinary emergency service Schleswig-Holstein: 0481 858 239 98
Veterinary clinic Norderstedt: 040 529 894 0
Quickborn Veterinary Clinic: 04106 22 64
Veterinary Clinic Lüneburg: 04131 551 25
Important note: Expect significantly higher costs for emergency treatment and have cash or a debit card with you. There may also be waiting times - despite an emergency.
Illnesses that have existed for some time and are not life-threatening are not emergencies!
What are Acute cases?
Acute cases are NOT life-threatening and therefore not emergencies, but do require a visit to the vet. These include severe diarrhoea or repeated vomiting, significant lameness, minor bleeding (e.g. claw injuries), reduced general condition, etc.
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese: 040 866 474 55
Outside office hours: Veterinary emergency service Hamburg or veterinary emergency service Schleswig-Holstein
What are none acute cases?
A tick, a slight limp, expired vaccinations, missing dog or cat food, etc.
Please wait with these problems until the regular opening of your vet.
What is an emergency?
Loss of consciousness, collapse
Serious road accident
Window falls from cats
Heavy or uncontrollable bleeding
Very pale/pale mucous membranes during pressure testing
Seizures, shortness of breath
Problems urinating
persistent, bloody diarrhoea bloody vomiting, increasing weakness
Sudden paralysis of the legs
Eye injuries
Acute deterioration of the general condition due to swallowed foreign bodies
Poisoning, scalds, burns, heat stroke
Keep calm. Assess the situation. Call the vet.
Small animal practice Blankenese: 040 866474 55
Outside our office hours:
Veterinary emergency service Hamburg: 040 43 43 79
Veterinary emergency service Schleswig-Holstein: 0481 858 239 98
Veterinary clinic Norderstedt: 040 529 894 0
Quickborn Veterinary Clinic: 04106 22 64
Veterinary Clinic Lüneburg: 04131 551 25
Important note: Expect significantly higher costs for emergency treatment and have cash or EC card with you. There may also be waiting times - despite an emergency.
Illnesses that have existed for some time and are not life-threatening are not emergencies!
