Services

Complete Diagnostics and Emergency Treatment

When your pet has an emergency, Animal Emergency Clinic of San Diego is prepared to help in any situation. Our team is trained to assess and triage your pets’ medical need and can provide life-saving measures when necessary.

Some of our most common services include complete diagnostic evaluation. We can often perform these diagnostics within the hour and have your pet evaluated and treated in a timely and appropriate manner.

Our hospital offers many in-house diagnostics, such as:

• Complete Blood Panel

• Digital Radiographs

• Single Organ Ultrasound

• Full Cavity Ultrasound

• Ultrasound-guided aspirates

• Pulse oximetry and continuous ECG monitoring

• Cardiac and blood pressure monitoring

• Blood Clotting test

• Blood Typing

• Urinalysis

• Fecal

• Thyroid test

• Pancreatic Specific Lipase test

• Cortisol test

• Bile Acids

• Parvo test

• Canine Heartworm and Blood Parasite test

• Feline Felv/FIV test
  
  

Animal Emergency Clinic can provide care to patients with all types of illnesses or injuries. Our patients vary from more common or minor issues to moderate, severe, and even life-threatening illnesses, and we are ready to help. From vomiting and diarrhea, to rattlesnake bites and splenectomies, our team is prepared to assist you and your pet the moment you walk through the door.

Our ability to assess your pets’ immediate condition is our specialty. With the ability to
diagnose many conditions within just hours, we are also equipped to provide outstanding treatment and services your pet may require. Some of our more common treatments include, but are not limited to:

• Laceration or wound repair

• Emergency Surgery

• Acute Trauma treatment and stabilization

• Dietary Indiscretion

• Toxin Ingestion

• Snakebite Envenomation

• Seizure control

• Pain control
  
  

Additional medical services we offer are:

• Blood Transfusion

• Plasma Transfusion

• Endoscopic Procedures

• Intensive Nursing Care

• Urinary Catheter Placement

• Chest Tube Placement

• Nasoesophageal and Esophageal Tube Placement

Our trained Emergency Veterinarians also work alongside board-certified orthopedic surgeons and radiologists, often consulting with these specialists in a combined effort to treat and diagnose your pet as quickly as possible.
A veterinarian is always on the premises during the business hours. Our team of veterinarians and veterinary technicians are trained to assess your pet's condition upon arrival and provide immediate attention and treatment if necessary.